the elder scrolls 6 redfall release date

I don't know if I'll play Starfield or not. As it turns out, she's really not that fussed about it:

Of course, with The Elder Scrolls 6 still some ways off at the moment, one convention goer was curious to know if Curry was interested in playing Bethesda's next big RPG 'em up Starfield when it comes out later this year. Naturally, the bulk of the panel focused on all things Skyrim, the game that shot her to internet stardom back in 2015, but there were plenty of questions sprinkled in there about other Bethesda games as well. RPS vid bud Liam and I were also present in the crowd at Curry's panel, and let me tell you, she was an absolute delight to listen to.

She talked about how she's 'not good at finding scary games' on her own, so to see more horror-tinged stories in the familiar setting of The Elder Scrolls would be a big plus point for her. I want to play it before I die,' she told PAX East attendees during her Saturday afternoon panel.ĭamarcodude also asked her what else she'd like to see in the next Elder Scrolls game, and she replied: 'More creepy stuff!' When she's not playing Skyrim, Curry is also a big fan of horror games, it turns out. 'How about 'Hi'? No, I'd ask him to give me a cool game, and I'd ask him to hurry up and finish The Elder Scrolls 6. When asked by a fan (who we've since identified as YouTuber damarcodude) during her recent PAX East 2022 Q&A panel about what she'd like to say to Elder Scrolls head honcho Todd Howard if he were here in person, she had one answer: 'Hurry up and finish The Elder Scrolls 6.' All right, she technically would have said hello first, but the point still stands. Shirley Curry, aka the wonderful Skyrim Grandma, doesn't mess about.

The elder scrolls 6 redfall release date