The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered has already proven to be quite a success with over four million players checking it out at launch, and now the teams at Bethesda and Virtuos are apparently taking suggestions from the fanbase.

If there is something you've stumbled across that doesn't seem right, or ideas you think could improve the overall experience. the official Discord is apparently taking suggestions on board. As explained by a post over on the Elder Scrolls subreddit:

"Bethesda is taking suggestions for things to add/to change in Oblivion Remastered on their official discord. All suggestions are apparently being relayed to the developers and so far nothing has been ruled out so feel free to drop in anything you want to see either in or changed in the game."

As noted, these suggestions are apparently being relayed to the development team, so if you think you've got an idea that might benefit the overall experience, it's well worth sharing. While this remaster has been widely praised, it is still admittedly rough around the edges in some departments such as performance.

Eurogamer notes how some of the top ideas so far seem to include additional difficulty levels, clear tags for completed dungeons, and even quality-of-life improvements and features - like a photo mode and the ability to call your horse.

Oblivion Remastered fixed (and introduced) various bugs, and last week the developers rolled out the first update.