Hogwarts Legacy Finally Feels Like The Movies' Hogwarts Thanks To A Simple Fan Fix

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may already be an incredibly immersive adventure in the Wizarding World but those players who want the game's characters to feel a little more authentic should definitely check out this mod. Throughout young Witches and Wizards' time at Hogwarts, they'll encounter plenty of NPCs simply going about thier days but, if one looks closely, it becomes apart that no one actually has a routine or schedule. While it may not be too big of a deal, it can result in the game's characters feeling like mere automatons, simply moving around the world automatically.

That's where the «Immersive Meals» mod by Nexus Mods user icouldifiwantedto comes in as it aims to grant every NPC in a realistic daily routine that allows them to take a break and fill their bellies. It makes some major tweaks to the Great Hall, as Young Students, Professors, named characters, and even Ghosts can now shop up for meals, although some may be fussy about when they arrive. Students can also just hang out in the Great Hall between meals and socialize with friends or find a quiet table and crack open a book for some studying.

It's possible to go to Azkaban in Hogwarts Legacy, but some preliminary steps are required in order to visit this iconic Harry Potter location.

For those players who really want to immerse themselves in and role-play, the mod also includes a handy timetable to ensure meals are never missed. The Great Hall, mealtimes, and the general buzz of student activity is a huge part of both the books and movies. The mod brings closer to the true wizarding school RPG by bringing the student body together for every meal of the day, providing everyone with some much needed down time.

Ever since launched in early 2023, the community has spent a great deal of time modding the experience to enhance the experience beyond Portkey Games' initial vision. These include a «Talent Respec Potion» that allows players to completely redesign their characters with a single swig of an elixir and a separate add-on