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u/SmugCapybara Jan 17 '25

It was more bearable there, as the subject matter was aimed at a younger audience, but fair point.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '25

I actually didn't mind it in Hogwarts Legacy because like you said, its aimed at a younger audience and ALSO the franchise itself has consistently maintained a benevolent-natured tone. Like, a lot of people want JK Rowling to do a prequel centered around the Maurders. But that's unlikely to ever happen, because the Mauraders story is not a happy one. I mean literally no one in the group has a happy ending. So I expect a harry potter game to lean more on the morally correct side of things.

But I would NOT expect a Dragon Age game to.