Skyrim Grandma Hangs Up Her Controller: The Beloved Gaming Icon Bids Farewell to a Decade of Dragon Slaying

88-year-old Shirley Curry, famous for creating the fantasy role-playing video game “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim”, calls herself “Skyrim” because of her love for this game “Skyrim Grandma” (Skyrim Grandma). However, she announced her retirement from the YT gaming circle in a new video today (23).

Skyrim Grandma Shirley has a soft spot for “The Elder Scrolls 5” and hasn’t touched any other Bethesda masterpieces. She’s been making self-produced game videos since 2015 and has streamed over 300 videos so far exploring Skyrim Province has attracted 1.29 million subscribers and has even been turned into a mod by players and signed a petition.he confirmsHe will be a guest NPC in “The Elder Scrolls 6”.

Shirley announced in 2020 that she would be reducing the frequency of her live broadcasts because she was fed up with the online ecology of chefs and sour people occupying the comment area. She has now announced her retirement after running the channel for 9 years and has decided to stop updating gaming videos.

In the latest “No More Gaming Video,” Shirley, 88, shared that she is about to undergo eye surgery and hopes to devote her time to other things besides gaming. She also said that she is tired of chasing new games the video was posted on the Internet, I didn’t want to continue doing it anymore.

“It was originally a hobby, but now it doesn’t make me happy… From one day on, uploading videos became an obligation. Most of the comments from the public were of good will, wishing Grandma Tianji a peaceful, healthy and happy life.” Netizens said that if Shirley had started playing “The Elder Scrolls 5” when it was released, she would have played 1/6 of her life.

Another fan lamented: “It’s sad to see her (Shirley) go, but if she doesn’t enjoy what she does anymore, then it’s the best decision for her. She’s the star of “The Sky” legend, Bethesda better immortalize her in the next game.”

While Shirley will no longer be making videos for The Elder Scrolls 5, he said he may continue to introduce content that reads text into the game.