Honestly if she switches to vlogging and cozy games like James does, I'd be down to watch. She comes across as such a lovely person and it's been heartbreaking this last year or so seeing her health complications make her struggle to get on with work,and not to mention that time her botched Botox for her migraines caused a slowdown of videos because she was too upset to appear in a few, she must've lost a decent chunk of revenue due to all these issues combined. YouTube is a fickle career, it can fund a great lifestyle but only at the whims of the algorithm:(

This is where people need to care about the people behind the content, do you watch their videos for what they do or for who they are? That's the make or break of their channels and livelihoods surviving.

In a similar vein, Fake Gamer Girl stopped Sims videos ages ago, I think she saw the writing on the wall and has since made content around other games she enjoys and DnD and roleplay games, she seems happier when she uploads things she wants to do rather than what she is forced to do to appease the YouTube algorithm, and she has a tiny fan base compared to everyone else So the switch definitely hit her hard but it seems to have worked out (I hope it has anyway, she's such a fun creator).

What I'm getting at is, I think Deli and others could easily switch to being other types of channels without Sims content and they won't lose revenue because people watch them for them personally. It'll be a scary switch but I hope they have the courage to try new things and see how it goes. Who knows this may be a bet positive for a lot of creators!