pls follow @kyn she is my girlfriend and cute and good at art and has cute cats also

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion came out for the Xbox 360 on March 20, 2006 -- nearly 16 and a half years ago. It launched during an era when there weren't really game wikis to google, which meant that most of the bugs and strange discoveries in the game for me came from word of mouth in my social circle.

Beyond the more widely-known "horse-armor" DLC launched in April of 2006, there was a number of other DLC items. The only relevant one to this story was the Frostcrag Spire quest for the "Wizard's Tower". I did not buy it, but my friend did and we would regularly hang out. We found that if my friend logged in while he was at my house, then I was able to download and play the DLC on my console. However, either because of limitation in the storage of our hard-drives or because you could only associate your Xbox Live account with so many Xbox 360s at once, we got into this mess where I kept having to re-download the DLC every time he visited if I wanted to play it.

This went on for a few weeks until one of us accidentally tried to load a save from inside the DLC even though it was not downloaded. What we found was likely not supposed to be accessible except for the developers of the game.