Hogwarts Legacy Is Sorely Missing Batman: Arkham’s Best Detail
Although and the series have some drastic differences, there is one way in which the former could (and should) have learned from the latter. It might initially seem like a trivial factor, but in both the and universes, it's ultimately crucial to the player experience. With games as old as taking advantage of similar features like stealth mechanics and fast-travel, it's quite surprising that 's own details failed to live up to its standard, over ten years later.
As unique as is, it's clear that it has taken inspiration from other titles, both from the series and the RPG genre as a whole. For example, the mechanics for learning spells in are an homage to movie tie-in games from earlier years. However, it seems that it could have benefited from paying a bit more attention to the series and its details.
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's cape physics are lackluster compared to 's. As students are fighting dark wizards, watching a cutscene, or even simply walking around the map, chances are that sooner or later, they'll notice their cloak clipping through their legs (or their hair, if it's long enough). It's not a game-breaking bug, but it's certainly noticeable, especially considering that performed much better in this regard all the way back in 2009. In fact, according to , one developer spent two years solely working on cape physics, which resulted in "." Batman's cape is a large part of his identity, so this isn't all too shocking.
Not giving cape physics the proper attention is a big mistake in , though. While dedicating years to this aspect probably wouldn't be necessary, cloaks in are just as important as they are in. Every student at the school wears long, flowing black robes,
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