Why Hogwart's Legacy will be TERRIBLE

There's a lot of excitement for the new

Hogwarts Legacy game that's coming out

next week, and there's a lot of videos

going on about how great and amazing the

game is. But I think there's a few reasons

why this game's gonna be kind of rubbish

and it's gonna fail. So first of all,

there's no multiplayer. I have no idea why

they would make such an epic RPG fantasy

game such as this and not make it

multiplayer, or at least give you options

so you can play co-op with a friend. The

game could have been much more interesting

if they made it an MMO. Hogwarts could

have been the main hub where all the

players gather and pick up quests and

group up and buy stuff. There's already

things like dueling arenas with magic,

but you fight against NPCs. This would

have been much more interesting if you

fight against other players and they had

some kind of PvP battle arena. They could

have copied something like Elden Ring

where you can summon in other players to

help you defeat difficult bosses. But no,

for some reason they've decided not to

have any multiplayer at all. Maybe they're

just really rushing the game so they can

release it quickly. The game's already

been delayed quite a lot, and adding

multiplayer would require quite a lot of

work and take a lot of time to implement.

The other thing I don't like about what

I've seen so far from the game is the fact

that there's no gear, there's no loot.

You don't really loot pieces of armor or

headsets or different wands that can

increase your power. How can you have a

fantasy RPG game where there's no loot and

you just wear basically the same thing?

Maybe there's different outfits, but I

think they're purely cosmetic. It seems

like there's no way to change your wand or

get a more powerful wand or maybe more

powerful robes that increase your magical

damage. One of the most addictive things

about RPG games is the fact that you can

upgrade your character's gear and armor

and weapons. And without that, I don't

know how addictive this Hogwarts Legacy

game is actually going to be. There

obviously seems to be a leveling system

and experience points when you defeat

enemies, but are you really going to be

able to upgrade your character and make

them more powerful in a way that you want

them to become? The game just seems to be

trying to be an RPG fantasy game, but it

just seems very surface level and very

basic. It doesn't really seem like it's an

in-depth fantasy RPG game such as Skyrim

or I think because they think that Harry

Potter fans are going to be children,

which I disagree with, I think they're

going to try and make a dumbed-down RPG

game that seems like it appeals to

hardcore RPG fans, but in reality it's

just gonna be like a dumbed-down, basic,

good-looking version of the LEGO Harry

Potter games. I think it's kind of silly

to assume that Harry Potter fans are going

to be young. I think most Harry Potter

fans are going to be in their late 20s or

the 30s and even in their 40s because the

original Harry Potter movies came out

almost 20 years ago— well, over 20 years

ago. So most people who saw Harry Potter

Potter when they were a teenager, myself

included, are going to be over 30.

There's not really been any really big

popular Harry Potter movies in ages, and I

don't think the young generation don't

really care that much about a very old

franchise that was very popular over 15

years ago. Next, I don't think it's a good

idea that they've decided not to have a

morality system. So they do let you choose

between evil and good dialogue options,

but is this really going to have any

meaningful consequences when there's no

morality system? A true morality system

would have a scale that tips you between

evil and good depending on your actions in

the game. And if you're evil or if you're

good, this would actually have real

ramifications in the game world and how

the game world reacts to you and how the

other characters react to you and how your

storyline progresses in the game. But it

seems like this isn't really present in

the game. They like to give you this

illusion of freedom and choice, but I

think that's all it is really, just an

illusion. I don't think the game will have

long-term longevity to really keep players

hooked playing over 100 hours unless

you're a hardcore Harry Potter fan. I

think you'd get the main story done in

maybe about a week, which would take you—

well, it would take the casual player

maybe 40 hours. I reckon in about 30 or 40

hours you would finish the main

storylines, maybe do some side quests,

level up a little bit, and mess around

with some of the features. But I think

after you finish the main storyline,

there's not really going to be much else

to keep you interested in playing the

game. I think down the line they're going

to add a lot more stuff and DLC, but this

is going to come out slowly over years and

years. They're probably going to add

Quidditch, and maybe they're going to add

some kind of multiplayer functionality

later in the game, and also some side

stuff and more bonus things, and maybe

they will add some kind of morality system

later. So, I think the game might not be

as amazing as everyone's hyping it up to

be. I will be playing it next week, so I

guess I'll find out for myself if it's

actually good or not. I am going into it

with low expectations because I don't want

to be disappointed like I was before. But

I do really hope it's a good game because

I would like to get stuck into another

game where I can really get my fingernails

into it. It's been a long time since I

really felt addicted to a game and felt

obsessed with it. Maybe Harry Potter

Hogwarts Legacy will be that game. But you

never know, maybe it won't.