Skyrim Grandma Dives Into Oblivion Remastered With Chat's Help

Shirley Curry, better known as the Skyrim Grandma, has begun her adventure in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, engaging her audience on YouTube as she navigates the game’s early stages. In her first video, she shares her initial experiences after escaping the tutorial, where she reacts to the game world and struggles to master mechanics like third-person view and lockpicking. Fans are actively providing her with tips and encouragement, showcasing a community eager to help her adjust to the remastered experience. Despite her challenges, including combat with goblins, Curry's lighthearted approach and interaction with viewers embody the spirit of gaming.

Fans offered various tips, such as how to switch between first-person and third-person perspectives, advice on dealing with lockpicking, and strategies for manipulating day and night in the game. One suggestion included using the auto-attempt feature for lockpicking until she reached level 10, and another comment highlighted the importance of waiting mechanics when near enemies.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, originally released in 2006, is a key title in the acclaimed Elder Scrolls series by Bethesda Game Studios. Known for its expansive open world and deep role-playing mechanics, the remaster brings updated graphics and improved gameplay features. Shirley Curry's presence in the gaming community, especially her role as a beloved YouTuber, emphasizes the connection gamers can have with classic titles and serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of The Elder Scrolls franchise.