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Although Dumbledore may merely appear as a cameo character, he could figure heavily into the plot. He could be close friends to the player's character, or even serve as a mentor or mentee, depending on his age at the time of Hogwarts Legacy . Players may even end up exploring Hogwarts Legacy 's world with Dumbledore by their side. Since Dumbledore is such an iconic figure in the Wizarding World, it seems odd to place a game in the 1800s and leave him out completely, and it could explain the "Legacy" part of the game's ti  
My suggestion would be to introduce Dark Arts as a skill - powerful spells that would drastically turn the tide in your favour, but are of course banned due to their volatile nature. You then layer it with something akin to the Karma meter from the Infamous series and Avada Kedavra! You now not only have a purview into the "dark path", but also have to constantly fight off the temptation to use it. Your "Legacy" now depends on which side of the meter you swing towards by the end of the g  
But why stop there? Why not make the entire Hogwarts Legacy Potions|Https://Hogwartslegacyfans.Com/ subject offering into an RPG progression system. Pass a Herbology test to gain a perk that enables you to move vines blocking a path, score high in Care of Magical Creatures and it’ll be easier to mount a Hippogriff. There’s a lot to work with h  
It’s about time somebody made a proper game based on the Harry Potter universe. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t really care about the franchise anymore, but I know a lot of people who still do. So, when Warner Bros. announced that it was making a game based on J.K. Rowling’s work, the only reaction I could conjure up was, "M  
Apart from spells, potion brewing is probably one of the most important skills a witch or wizard needs to learn. A vast and intricate potion brewing system would not only suit the game, but enhance the open world experience of exploring Hogwarts. Besides providing buffs and resistance, potions would aid you in other ways like gaining access to restricted areas - via invisibility for instance. Or perhaps prevent the Whomping Willow from detecting  
That second point is where everyone should start stroking their chins. It’s classic grifter tactics. Leavitt will release a video claiming he’s left to save the project - a selfless act to defend the developers there. You see, he aims to become a martyr in the eyes of his supporters. The video will likely demonise games journalists as the root cause of his problems, rather than being used for introspection or to admit that his actions had consequen  
Hogwarts Legacy is an exciting project from WB Games via its Portkey Games label, and fans of the property have long been eager to experience an open-world Harry Potter adventure. While a delay is certainly unfortunate, especially with so many top-tier titles without solid release dates yet, it's likely a necessary one that will help ensure the quality of the game lives up to the immense expectations Hogwarts Legacy 's design has given  
Now this may sound a bit creepy, but let’s say that ‘Ravenclaw Student’s Hair’ was a collectible item; that could possibly allow you to brew a Polyjuice potion that would morph you into said student and get you access into an otherwise restricted Ravenclaw dorm. That’s right, Hitman: Hogwarts Edit  
Not much is currently known about the development of Hogwarts Legacy , but what fans do know points towards a large under-taking that has the potential to deliver on the Harry Potter video game license in a way few other projects have. Hogwarts Legacy will be set in the late 1800s and will follow a currently nameless student enrolled at Hogwarts, with players able to select their house and attend classes. The game has been described as open world and will at least allow players to explore Hogwarts, Hogsmeade Village, and the Forbidden Forest, while it will also have a morality system implemented in some fashion. All of these elements have immense potential given the property they're being married to, so it's safe to say any updates about Hogwarts Legacy are ones to wa  
I’ve always hated the idea of Quidditch. J.K. Rowling just wanted to involve brooms, and never managed to make an interesting sport around them. As the reveal trailer showed, there will be brooms, and you can be sure that there will be Quidditch. But the game shouldn’t limit you as the only playable character in the field; make it a team game like FIFA or NFL Madden. I’d also like to see a management layer where you can identify and nurture young talent in hopes of them breaking into the first team. Basically, I want Quidditch Manager 2022 way more than a half-baked Quidditch minigame that’s just there for the sake of  
As a result of all this, many have labeled Rowling a TERF (Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminist) - a label Rowling denied in her essay - and calls to boycott Harry Potter -related media have since circulated. Hogwarts United 's reveal was met with a corresponding reception. With Rowling's book sales lagging during the controversy, it seems Hogwarts United 's sales could indeed be impacted, and public backlash could begin to steer publishers away from future Harry Potter projects. Some fans, however, express concern for the many developers who worked on the game, saying they had nothing to do with Rowling's comments and don't deserve punishment. But buying the game may not impact them at all, either