Hogwarts Legacy Has a Genius Detail When It Comes to Seasonal Changes
In a long list of impressive features Hogwarts Legacy shipped with, the details of the game's seasonal changes has captured the hearts of many players currently going through the story. It is no hyperbole to state that Avalanche Software built one of the finest open world experiences in recent memory. From trying to uncover the secrets of Hogwarts and building out the Room of Requirement, to exploring the Scottish countryside via broom or hippogriff, these aspects of Hogwarts Legacy are all joined in perfect harmony.
With such a well-made game on their hands, and one tied to a popular franchise, the team at Avalanche has enjoyed both critical and commercial success as Hogwarts Legacy has surpassed even Elden Ring in terms of physical copies sold by 80% in its first week. Boasting an interesting cast of characters in an extremely immersive world, it meticulously evokes the experience of attending a year at Hogwarts and solving a magical mystery. One of the subtly important ways it achieves this is through the seasons changing in Hogwarts Legacy as the story progresses.
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Though the playable areas are vast and bountiful enough on their own, the surroundings of Hogwarts and Hogsmeade in summer, fall, winter, or spring alter the way players experience those areas. While it's easy to assume that the changes come with the flick of a switch, and that the playable area has four variations that Hogwarts Legacy switches through, MyNewAccount1000 puts forward an observation on the official subreddit for the game that the seasonal changes are a lot more gradual than one might think.
The trees become ever more yellow as fall progresses, Halloween
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