Warner Bros. and Avalanche recently released a new Hogwarts Legacy gameplay showcase. After that, however, some fans expressed concern that the game might be too easy. In a Reddit post, however, a community manager cleared up the concerns.
In Hogwarts Legacy by Avalanche Software and Warner Bros., you become a student at the Witchcraft and Wizardry Institution yourself. In the past, the studios have already published a gameplay showcase to prepare for the release on February 10, 2023. A second presentation was recently broadcast, but it was not only well received.
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Some fans expressed concern that the fights shown looked way too easy. So theories haunted by the corresponding subreddit that the material was recorded on the easy level of difficulty. There was also concern about the low cooldown of the powerful Avada Kedavra curse.
Now the community manager FinchStrife, who is valued by the players, spoke up and clarified a few points. That’s how Andre, the name of the player, did magic for the presentation on the medium settings. The lightness comes from the fact that he has been roaming through Hogwarts every day for many weeks and his skill is correspondingly high.
FinchStrife also commented on Avada Kedavra. Accordingly, the three available powerful unforgivable curses are mainly useful for crowd control. Again, this just looked so powerful in gameplay, as Andrew mastered the game perfectly. Furthermore, the forerunner is particularly powerful in the battle arena, since he can use all three of the powerful spells directly. Of course, that would not be the case in the final game, you will only gradually unlock them.
The new video is dedicated to the epic background music of the new Hogwarty Legacy.
