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Topics: Hogwarts Legacy, Harry Potter, Warner Bros
Topics: Hogwarts Legacy, Harry Potter, Warner Bros
With the news that a Hogwarts Legacy sequel may be on the cards, fans have come together to share what they would like to see if this came to pass.
It has been way over a year since Avalanche Software released Hogwarts Legacy, an open-world RPG set in the magical world of the Harry Potter series.
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As one of the best-selling games of 2023, it is no surprise that many fans have called for a sequel and according to recent comments by developers, a follow-up may indeed be happening.
Despite its popularity, Hogwarts Legacy also saw its fair share of issues with one of which being its lack of content since release.
That is why fans have taken to r/HarryPotterGame to share what they would want from Hogwarts Legacy 2 and a few recommendations seem to crop up quite a bit.
According to the original poster of the discussion, there are quite a few changes they would like to see in the sequel.
This includes a morality system, day/night cycle, students having their own daily cycles, more complex puzzle design, Quidditch mini-game, a continuation of the story in Hogwarts Legacy and a full calendar system.
For others in the comments, they would like Hogwarts Legacy 2 to be less of a grind and have more to do on the map.
Despite being an open-world title, many players have complained about the lack of things to do on the map and certain puzzles/events on the map got repetitive after a while.
Others recommended more to do in Hogwarts itself as, other than attending classes, there was no reason to return to the castle at all and that prevented you from feeling like a proper student.
There were also calls for the Forbidden Forest to feel more forbidden, combat to become less stale and even a recommendation for the Tri-Wizard Tournament to be a side-plot in the future.
With such a vast world courtesy of the Harry Potter books, there is so much more to feature in a potential sequel.