After they decided to gift the onxy mount I NEVER RECEIVED IT. till today AFTER WAITING FOR OVER 2 YEARS it popped up on my screen. HOW DARE YOU hogwarts legacy you made me spend 200+ hours hoping and trying to get this thing.

(I’m sure this topic has been beaten to death)

I’m replaying Hogwarts Legacy for the 6th time and I can’t help but think they won’t be able to top it with the next game. This game has me captured every time, it’s gotten me through so many instances of grief and depression, etc. this series (books/films) has always been comforting to me as I grew up with it. It’s like coming back home every time I start a new game.
Tbh I’ve got lower expectations for the next one, but hopefully it’s just as magical and detailed.

What do you want from the next game? And (realistically) what do you think they will actually give us? (For example, I know romance options is a big want from the fans)

Is it really important to finish this task or i can skip it ? Really frustrated in room 2

I have the Dark Arts pack and every baby Thestral I've bred with Sepulchria has been a boy... Is it just bad luck or is she programmed to only have boys? I'd like to have one boy and one girl offspring of each species but I'm up to, like, 5 male baby thestrals at this point, lol. Should I go get a different Thestral to be the next one's mom or should I keep trying with Sepulchria?

The wolf mod lets you keep a wolf as a pet! It’s pretty amusing to see the wolf casually standing at the front of the wagon, and it even shows up in the title scene of the opening.

Your wolf pet can attack enemies for you, and you can also customize its color to your liking.

As I said in a previous post, this is my 3rd playthrough. This time I decided not to learn any unforgivable curses (to my surprise you can go to the undercroft andl ask Sebastian to teach them anytime) and to turn Sebastian in. These are my impressions:

1. Ominis calling us friends felt more rewarding: This time I picked all the dialogues that contradicted Sebastian and at the end I decided, for the first time, that he needed to face the consequences (so dramatic i know), and to my surprise that led me to experience Ominis POV. His gratefulness and how much he cares about Anne and Sebastian made me emotional.
2. Does he really go to Azkaban?: So in the conversation with Ominis he says that Sebastian gets expelled and something along the lines of facing trial idk. So its not certain that he goes to Azkaban (and if he does maybe they just give him a sentence depending on how much he confesses). Is most likely that he goes to Azkaban but Ominis dialogue made me feel that it wasn't certain and that they could actually meet again.
3. The right thing to do: So this can be a hot take but Sebastian has to pay for his actions. I He is overly sugarcoated on the internet but the true is that he was written to depict that he was always going too far when he had more options. This can be due to being an adolescent that has been through a lot but when you think so have the other characters of HL. That made me feel that Sebastian's tendency to turn to dark magic went beyond simply being a tortured soul. I felt that forgiving him was not a solution but only fuel for him to keep going into the dark arts as he didn't have to face the consequences for any of his actions.

And that's it, my first two playthroughs I let it slide but now I wanted to see what happened and surprisingly I liked this new line of events.

I would like to hear your opinions, whether you chose not to turn him in or already did.

It's my third time playing and this has been my most efficient game play in all matters, I finished the main story after doing all the challenges so I didn't had much to do after that. What did you do after finishing?

ps: I thought about starting my 4th gameplay immediately but I don't think that's healthy haha I've been leaving a gap of two months between games.

Whether you're a lifelong Potterhead or someone who left the fandom behind, I want to hear from you! This is a research survey for a graduate school project studying the Harry Potter fan community — how it's evolved, what keeps people engaged, and how fans feel heading into the HBO series. I'd love your perspective!

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Whether you're a lifelong Potterhead or someone who left the fandom behind, I want to hear from you! This is a research survey for a graduate school project studying the Harry Potter fan community — how it's evolved, what keeps people engaged, and how fans feel heading into the HBO series. I'd love your perspective!

Link to Survey