Hogwarts Legacy Should Resist Going into Its Protagonist’s Backstory More Than It Needs to
Hogwarts Legacyreleases this holiday on a still undetermined date, but myriad magical activities have already been teased and depicted that players will be able to engage with at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. For example, players now know that broomstick flying will be available in some capacity, but it is still unclear whether they will be able to take their flying skills to a Quidditch pitch or not.
Players have also been made aware who a few key characters will be, such as Hogwarts Legacy’s Ranrok and Victor Rookwood. Indeed, its 1800s era has many benefits for the Harry Potter IP since WB Games Avalanche is able to separate it further from established lore centered around the Boy Who Lived, and hopefully create its own unique narrative. However, one of the most pressing interests in Hogwarts Legacy is the mystery that envelops its protagonist, whom players can customize entirely. That said, less may be more in this particular instance with Hogwarts Legacy as an action-RPG.
Hogwarts Legacy Special Edition Bonuses Leak Online
Having a predetermined backstory for Hogwarts Legacy is not necessarily a bad thing, nor would it be entirely avoidable. Because they are already scripted to have some sort of connection to ancient magic, and thus earn Professor Eleazar Fig’s attention, there are certain explanations that WB Games Avalanche may be unable to obscure.
However, for the sake of Hogwarts Legacy being an action-RPG with an emphasis on the player’s choice and customization, it seems strange that Hogwarts Legacy would insist on making the character’s backstory so fleshed out. The custom character players decide to create might not have anything to do with what the character’s backstory may be, but players are
Read more on gamerant.com
