Hogwarts Legacy sequel in the works… and it’s a “big priority” for the devs

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Zen said:
@Lennon
The problem with Quidditch is the rules don’t really work well in a competitive game format.

Which is why they made it work differently in the new Quidditch game. Catching the Snitch isn’t an instant win anymore.

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Zen said:
@Lennon
The problem with Quidditch is the rules don’t really work well in a competitive game format.

Yeah, the new game kinda feels like flying Rocket League. But it’s fun!

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@Lennon
Good comparison! Though, I’d rather just play Rocket League honestly.

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@Lennon
I think Quidditch deserves its own game entirely.

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Zen said:
@Lennon
The problem with Quidditch is the rules don’t really work well in a competitive game format.

It’s funny that people actually play Quidditch in real life! They’ve made the rules work somehow.

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@Lennon
Quidditch would have been tough to get right with the controls. And the way the game handled things, I don’t think it would’ve been that fun.

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@Lennon
They probably wanted to sell Quidditch as a separate game anyway to make more money.

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Vey said:
Here’s what they need to fix:

  • Random loot… gets boring

  • Make Hogwarts feel more alive

  • Make dark magic have consequences

  • More teamwork in the story

  • Better storyline overall

  • Big, empty world with nothing much happening

  • Side quests were too repetitive

  • Monetizing Quidditch as a separate game felt like a cash grab

  • Not enough Hogwarts life! I wanted to feel like an actual student, going to classes and all

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@Paden
I wanted it to feel more like Bully but in Hogwarts.

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Wil said:
@Paden
I wanted it to feel more like Bully but in Hogwarts.

So many of us did. Focusing on student life would’ve been way more engaging.

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Reeve said:

Wil said:
@Paden
I wanted it to feel more like Bully but in Hogwarts.

So many of us did. Focusing on student life would’ve been way more engaging.

Either that or make it a full RPG. They sold it as having lots of customization, but it turned out to be very basic.

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Wil said:
@Paden
I wanted it to feel more like Bully but in Hogwarts.

I’ve been waiting for this kind of game for years! Just hand it to Rockstar, let them make it happen.

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@Paden
Some exec probably thought players wanted to feel like a super-powerful hero with no consequences, when most of us wanted to experience actual school life at Hogwarts.

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It was weird that your mentor didn’t care at all if you used dark curses on people.

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Parker said:
It was weird that your mentor didn’t care at all if you used dark curses on people.

Yeah, I mean, we’re supposed to be kids but we’re out there straight-up killing people.

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Parker said:
It was weird that your mentor didn’t care at all if you used dark curses on people.

I thought there would be consequences, so I avoided using the killing curse in front of others. Turns out there are zero consequences.

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Is it weird that I was bummed about the lack of actual school activities? I wanted a schedule, like in Persona games, where days go by and you do class stuff!

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Willow said:
Is it weird that I was bummed about the lack of actual school activities? I wanted a schedule, like in Persona games, where days go by and you do class stuff!

Bully had the perfect setup for this: classes with mini-games and skills to unlock. And you’d get chased if you were skipping! That would work so well here.

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@Aspen
Yes! That’s exactly what I was hoping for. Just put magic classes in there, and it’d be perfect.

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@Aspen
Now I want Bully at Hogwarts.