Two Hogwarts Legacy DLCs Are Basically Already Set Up In The Game
Whether it's investigating every nook and cranny of the magical school, or exploring the lush landscapes of the surrounding region, there's plenty to do in as is — but two new DLCs may already be hiding in plain sight. Expanding upon these locations would not only make sense from an in-game story standpoint, but also from the perspective of the developer, and so it seems likely that players could see these areas fleshed out in the near future.
Considering the sheer scope of the wizarding world, the possibilities for a DLC or a sequel are truly endless. Portkey Games could grant players the opportunity to explore other iconic locations from the series, such as the Ministry of Magic Headquarters or Diagon Alley (alongside Knockturn Alley). In fact, should be the end of Hogwarts, as there are numerous other wizarding schools with stories simply waiting to be told. But while a sequel could take years, two new expansions could be right under players' noses already.
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It's quite possible that the first DLC will allow students to play Quidditch. Canonically being the most popular magical sport, its absence from the open-world RPG came as a shock to the community. However, Headmaster Black's half-hearted excuse for canceling the season and the fully-built Quidditch pitch on the map suggest that it was only ever to be excluded from the base game. With the quick addition of another mini-game and a change of heart from Headmaster Black, a Quidditch DLC for could bring the beloved sport to the title — and it could even introduce multiplayer or PvP elements, as well.
Similarly, another DLC could let all students get into Azkaban in . The infamous prison, known for housing
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