10 Things Hogwarts Legacy Players HATE

Considering how many stairs there are in Hogwarts, now you really can imagine how inconvenient travel was before Ignatia Wildsmith invented Floo powder!

You forgot to mention that students don’t sleep at bed at night, it feels like a whole feature of the common rooms is missing.

The worst part for me is every time your character casts a spell he moves forward, makes it hard when you are standing on cliff casting spells at goblins below and then next moment you fall of cliff and in the middle of the fight.

Things I've learned so far from playing: - Traveling was really inconvenient before the invention of Floo Powder - The Demiguise is mine - I should be proud of all the potions I've brewed - I'm always off on another adventure, aren't I? - It's always good to see me cause I'm a friend - It doesn't get any cozier than Hogsmeade and all roads lead to it - I know a Merlin trial when I see one - Travel broadens the mind

Something that annoys me is how you walk significantly slower in a house. It's either run or walk extremely slow.

My biggest gripe was the huge amount of loot with such limited space

I'm super annoyed that you can't fire spells off while riding your broomstick except for revelio. So many times I encounter enemies while flying around and wish I could dive in while firing at them like Olive Wood does during the courtyard battle scene. It kills the flow of gameplay when I have to stop flying, descend, and dismount to engage enemies.

This game taught us that the ultimate treasure, the really coveted stuff that's guarded by hordes of terrifying monsters and locked away behind magical locks in hidden rooms of ancient ruins, is clothes.

I think the thing that I hate the most is unidentified gear forcing me to go back to the room of requirement just to find out it’s junk that I need to sell or destroy

The worst thing about revelio is that your character stops moving while you cast it

I am really surprised the merlin trials wasnt on this list. To me that was by far the most tendius and downright aggrivating part of the game. And the fact that your inventory space was directly tied in with how many merlic trials you had completed made it even worse.

I wish there were more reactions to using "unforgiveable" spells in front of others. I used Crucio in front of Professor Fig, and there wasn't even dialogue options for him to ask how I learned that when I've barely been at the school for a few months.

I was also disappointed when all the classes were over and it became a treasure hunt for collections and going back and forth around the whole map. I wish there were more HOGWARTS related quests and story line. I’m praying we get a hogwarts legacy 2 that focuses more on the school than the world around it

I'm surprised they didn't mention the merlin trials. There are maybe eight different types of merlin trials they are quick and easy to do, but there are 94 of them in the game, and each time you complete one you have to watch the same exact unskipable 10 second cut scene of the merlin made out flowers growing inside the little stone structure.

I think the Demiguise statues was a great idea but just failed in execution. They were easy to find in the towns, but in hogwarts and hogsmeade I ran around a hundred times and couldn’t find any and to make it worse, some were hidden behind higher level locked doors… so I just ended up using a guide which didn’t make it fun.

I would also add that there is no good- bad system. I mean specifically when you learn the spell to open locks. Guy says that if someone catches you in a restricted area (rooms behind locked doors), you'll be caught and bad stuff will happen. But that is just one mission. After that, people don't care if you break into their house and steal the contents of their chests. There are no consequences of using forbidden curses either. It was very disappointing to me.

I love this game. I only have nitpicks. I wanted romance, I wanted the ability to sell more than just gear (sell ingredients, monster parts, plants, potions), Quidditch would be cool, and I’d prefer it if the main story followed Sebastian instead because it was more interesting. Ominis, too. Voldemort’s great uncle.

Another thing I feel is kind of silly is that the main character just breaks into people's homes, a lot of times with them in it if it's at night, and just robs them blind and they don't even acknowledge you.

My nitpicking: -Wish the loot you get was more than just mediocre outfits -Wish you'd be more involved with friends in the common room, or the room of requirement. -Wish the story didn't cater to you so much like you're a Mary Sue/Stu. -Wish the prefects still roam at night -More varied dialogue -Wish the wand core choices matter -Wish you could use your patronus from the site -Just me, but the game would be interesting for different magic builds and stats -Wish there's more variety in character creation as some games -Add mini games like wizards chess

Honestly, one of my gripes about the game was with the main story. Kind of wish there was a counterbalance to the Keeper's questline to make the final choice feel more impactful. Perhaps a bit more focus on Isidora ideals to actually give players that tug of war battle between Good or Evil.