Hogwarts Legacy Achievements May Not Be Correctly Tracking Player Progress

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Hogwarts Legacy achievements on some platforms may not be correctly tracking the progress players have made in the game. Achievements and trophies can encourage some users to spend more time playing a game, and possibly aim for 100% completion. The full list of achievements is usually available before a game’s launch, and Hogwarts Legacy was no different.

Back in December 2022, it was confirmed fans could earn up to 45 achievements or trophies in Hogwarts Legacy, excluding the highly sought-after Platinum trophy on PlayStation consoles. Being an open-world game, Hogwarts Legacy is filled with collectibles and side activities, with many of them tied to its trophies and achievements. Fans will also unlock achievements as they progress through the main story and complete important side quests, but it looks like some of these achievements are not correctly tracking the story missions gamers have finished while playing Hogwarts Legacy.

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A Reddit user named NickySnipez has made a new post highlighting two specific achievements in Hogwarts Legacy to prove their point. The first one is called The Sort Who Makes an Entrance, and it tasks users with completing the Sorting Hat ceremony in Hogwarts Legacy. This takes place near the beginning of the game, shortly after the intro, and it allows users to be a part of a house of their choice. Players will notice the encircled stat, confirming that 83.71% of gamers who have played Hogwarts Legacy have unlocked this achievement.

It’s not unusual for some players to have not earned the first story-related trophy or achievement in a game, so this number doesn’t seem that out of place. However, the next image shared by