The 28-Year-Old Secret of Redguard’s Skirt Finally Revealed!

Get ready for a blast from the past, gamers! One of the oldest mysteries in the Elder Scrolls universe has finally been cracked after nearly three decades. The Ultimate Elder Scrolls Portal recently shed light on a secret that has baffled fans since 1998, when Bethesda launched The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard.

This game, a quirky mix of action-adventure vibes reminiscent of Tomb Raider and Sid Meier’s Pirates, offers a unique twist with its fully voiced main character. Unlike the classic Elder Scrolls RPGs, Redguard has always sparked debate among fans, but it definitely has its share of die-hard followers.

Thanks to the Redguard Unity project, which aims to breathe new life into this old gem by porting it to the Unity engine, we’ve stumbled upon a hilarious revelation. The project has allowed players to explore the game in ways previously thought impossible, including the infamous “upskirt” camera angle. And guess what? Instead of finding something scandalous, players were greeted with a cheerful smiley face! It seems Bethesda was well aware of the curiosity of gamers, even back then.

This cheeky Easter egg has been hidden for 28 years, and it’s just one of the many quirks that make Redguard a unique experience. The Redguard Unity team is also working to fix the game’s notorious stability issues, enhance visuals, and introduce modern controls and mod support. Imagine enjoying a smooth and crash-free adventure without the frustration of the original controls, which were a step up from the early Tomb Raider series but still left much to be desired!

So, whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the world of Elder Scrolls, this revelation adds yet another layer to the rich tapestry of gaming history. The journey through Hammerfell just got a lot more interesting!