If you’ve been playing Oblivion Remastered, either as a new or returning (adoring) fan, and you wish you could keep playing more even once the credits roll, then I have some good news: The Elder Scrolls Online is basically the same thing.

Oblivion hides many secrets and features, and there’s a few things that are easy to miss or overlook when you’re first starting out on your adventure. With the new release of Oblivion Remastered, we’ve decided to compile the 7 Things It Doesn’t Tell You.

Ploughing through Oblivion's endless array of quests is simple thanks to a straightforward UI that makes it easy to activate and then follow one particular thread, helpfully keeps interesting side activities separate from main events, and never leaves me more than a click or two away from a large map with big red 'GO HERE NEXT' markers on it.