Curry's impatience is very understandable-The Elder Scrolls 6 is still years away, and Bethesda's focus is going to be firmly fixed on Starfield for the foreseeable future-but quite frankly I think a lot of us could take a lesson from her on how to handle it: Tell people who ask that you're a little pissed off about the whole thing, and then go find something else to play.
Now, with the help of the Creation Kit and Racemen. It feels a bit odd to imagine Skyrim Grandma as "angry" about anything, but I'm pretty sure that her upset is really just the extremely relatable sort of gamer outrage we all feel from time to time when our favorite hobby annoys us in one way or another: A game is delayed, a weapon is nerfed, a remake just doesn't 'get it', or whatever. Over the years Ive become quite picky with how my NPCs look and always wanted to tweak them to my liking. but still, it's a 'space' game! I am just an Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim addict I guess.
"I have played for so many years and made up my own stories within the game, that it's getting harder to find new stories in my head on the same 'land of Skyrim'. "I have waited for so long for ES6, as has everyone else!" Curry said in an email to PC Gamer. "I am NOT in the game."Ĭurry also rejected a suggestion that she's too closed-minded about the games she plays-"I'm not 'closed-minded,' I just don't like most of them lol"-and said that she's tried Bethesda's Fallout games but found them "depressing." And while she didn’t flat-out preclude the possibility of trying Starfield when it’s out, she said it’s really just not her thing: “I don’t play space games.”
"That may have just been a little 'nod to me," she said in response to another who asked about the appearance of Grandma in the Starfield video. “Too angry that they have put off ES6 too long!!!” “No I'm NOT,” she wrote in response to one commenter who asked if she was excited for Starfield.
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