As Hunt: Showdown players catch 'granny fever,' I'm wondering if we need more elderly characters in FPSes

pcgamer.com:

Six percent of gamers are over the age of 65, but I know how I'm going to be spending one-hundred percent of my time in Hunt: Showdown going forward: as Béatrice, a septo- (octo?) generian hunter who's just been released as part of the latest $10 DLC for Hunt.

Hunt: Showdown already features more than 60 legendary hunters, premium skins that range from mean cowboys and girls to straightjacketed freaks, native warriors, one actual college professor, shaman ex-slaves, animal-pelted wildlings, and enough becloaked edgelords to fill a subreddit. It's a spectrum of characters not just in terms of gender and background, but in terms of horror and Wild Westness. 

Béatrice, who is called The Bone Mason in Hunt, expands that broad roster as the only character wearing a bonnet. Her lore is upsetting. After her son apparently wanders into the Catacombs of Paris and dies, Béatrice hauls her PTSD across the Atlantic to join the party in Louisiana. An excerpt:

Béatrice cleaned her boy’s remains carefully, giving him his last bath. Her mind clouded by remorse, she hoped to find closure in the Catacombs, where it all had begun. Each midnight she offered his bones to the walls, treating them with the respect and great precision of an artist, wishing they would accept her precious boy. But the walls had gone silent, and as years passed, she lost her will and name to become the Bone Mason—the phantom of the great Catacombs—so dubbed by those who witnessed her enter the abyss whenever the bells tolled twelve. 

And as time killed the last spark of hope, a mysterious letter pointed at Louisiana, where she could find other lost souls. Throughout her journey across the Atlantic, she tenderly caressed the satchel she’d crafted. No one believed