The dialogue is also pretty bad a lot of times, and it really feels like they talk to the player instead of their character, which IMO breaks a lot of immersion. In general a lot of the gameplay is repetitive. Which gets boring in the long run.Īnd it feels like a lot of the gameplay is just collectible grind. Go there beat those guys up and find that thing etc. Like for example shift + 1 is another abillity.Īlso pretty much all the side quests are just fetch quest, go here and pick that up and come back. The combat is the strongest part of the game IMO but its dragged down by only being able to equip 4 spells at a time (i get it for consoles) when it would be an easy and huge quality of life change to let player keymap abillities. It feels extremely lonely as there is no way to interact with npc's apart from missions, not even story npc's will aknowledge your existence outside of quests. I think it has some very clear flaws which could improve the game so much. Yes, it is a lot better than most triple A's coming out theese last years, but that doesnt make it a masterpiece, it's just because the standard have been very very low. (The trailer didn't outright claim it was a masterpiece) But i see a lot of people, and recently their own trailer claiming its a totalt masterpiece by flexing all their 9/10, and it bothers be because it really isn't. In fact, I was rather hoping she'd agree to keep being my cat again after all of this is over.I enjoy Hogwarts Legacy, i think its fun and im looking forward to play when i open it up. Asked whether she felt any lingering resentment towards Patty, Tabitha said, 'Can't say that Ido.
"It appears the infiltration began when Patty began to suspect Tabitha of Dark Magic, which turned out instead to be catnip.
I thought she was scrounging for extra food, pretending I hadn't fed her'." 'There was giving Tubs all the head scratches and tuna she could want, and off she'd go to the McManners's place. 'I felt somewhat betrayed,' said Tabitha in an exclusive interview. The calico feline, affectionately nicknamed 'Tubs', was revealed by officials to be fifty-one- year-old ex-Auror Patricia McManners, from Swansea after Tubs's owner, Tabitha Smithers, noticed the cat frequenting the neighbouring property. "An unregistered Animagus was apprehended by the Ministry last night after it came to light that she had been posing as her neighbour's cat for the past fifteen years.
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