Will we be getting the remastered version on gog, or 10 or 20 years from now till never? We matter as much as steam users.

I dont think its gonna take that long since the steam version only has an EULA, no DRM there too, the price is steep, and it seens only the deluxe edition comes with the DLCs, Bethesda never changes.

Tell that to every game dev that places Steam before Gog...

Still, I'm not certain I'd even consider buying the game again (Unreal 5 Engine or not) until it was on sale. I've played it to death, like any Bethesda game and the base vanilla experience is well, vanilla. Mods seem to be sprouting already on Nexusmods at least, but it never was modded like Skyrim was. So that leaves me wondering who will want to spend the time modding it.

Plus unless I'm wrong and I hope I am, those fugly NPCs are Unreally Fugly now.
Edit: I am wrong, they're not fugly like they were, but not "prettier" like Skyrim modders were able to do with that engine.

I hope it comes to GOG - i have the original on Steam and GOG but man the Remastered looks amazing and seems to have the old quality paired with modern tech and that makes me inclined to spend the money for it in a heartbeat!

Like most of their games that are on gog.. i expect it to arrive here, once the game becomes stagnate, and doesnt generate as much revenue anymore.. depending couple of years or soo, like how the others were. Im sure they'll release it, either in a neutered form, minus whatever features required for steam or whatever. Til they release skyrim6 or whatever or morrow wind maybe remaster..

I really, really, really hope it will be available on GOG.

A question for Bethesda, Virtous, and Microsoft.

Though, I'd say it'll be like most games on PC:
1. Release first on DRM-walled stores (Epic, Steam, etc)

2. Patch game up numerous times and fix it above-said stores b/c there's no curation process; just release an update. Those stores don't care about DRM matters.

3. Release expansions, DLC's, etc.

4. The entire run for that game's finally is done of Steps 2 and 3 (patching and expansions/DLC's) by dev's, so now go to Step 5...

5. Port game to GOG in fell & swoop and be done w/ it, simultaneously avoiding the pitfalls of the GOG Curation process (which checks normally to make sure all content works offline, no DRM, no stores-fronts) and to catch the double-dippers (i.e. making those w/ FOMO from Step 1 that bought the game there to go re-buy DRM-Free version from GOG to preserve their game).

It's basically what Bethesda did w/ TEW games, Dishonored games, Fallout 3 and 4 GOTY, and recently Doom 2016.

Morrowind Remastered, now that would be something worth buying.

Oh, I'd like to see that happen.

I have no idea, but I do hope it arrives here on GOG sooner than later. Even though I won't buy it as my laptop isn't even close to be able to run it.
I am actually install the original now as I want to give it another go after completing it so many years ago. This time I will avoid turning on the gates that made me hate the game.

32GB RAM recommended, is going to put a lot of people off. I have 32GB DDR5 Corsair Vengeance.
UE is crapola and a stutter issue at the best of times. I have about 4 UE5 games on steam and they visually are horrible even on my RTX 40 series,NVMe Gen4

Doom took like almost 9-10 years almost to come to gog.. So ill see you guys in 2035 if we are still alive? eh.

Full realese of OPENMW will support Oblivion. Not as good as remastered, but surely more moddable.