Gahbreeil
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As soon as I found Quidditch is banned in the game I remembered the Quidditch video game that's actually very good, shame it isn't implemented in Legacy. The tutorial is a Hogwarts house, later on you play a national team.
DLC bait, 100% in a few months they're gonna squeeze money out of the potter heads with;As soon as I found Quidditch is banned in the game I remembered the Quidditch video game that's actually very good, shame it isn't implemented in Legacy. The tutorial is a Hogwarts house, later on you play a national team.
I'd also say it is a fun game, but the 60€ asking price might be a bit steep given its overall shallowness.
So it's basically a ubisoft game? (Wish it hadn't been so hard to find actual opinions on the game amongst all the arguments about whether buying it funds the murder of trans people or whether it's actually wokehell itself.) The reviews I found seemed a bit kinder to it than that, but they weren't really from anyone focused on RPGs especially.That it's not the kind of game that is full of cRPG-style C&C allowing you to roleplay all the thinkable variants is just logical - this is a more casual game aimed at mainstream, after all. Not a hardcore gamercred experience.
Is this a colourful expression or is it actully banned in the setting? lolAs soon as I found Quidditch is banned in the game
Spoiler, yes. There is a lore-justified no Quidditch. Hope no one minds since it is vital info about the game.Is this a colourful expression or is it actully banned in the setting? lol
This could also be just the Hufflepuffs after lunch.the promo material showed the grounds and a lot of hot, broom-related action.
is it justified in a way that is grounds for future dlc because man does that sound like an ideaThere is a lore-justified no Quidditch.
Solve the murder that happened on the quidditch grounds and be rewarded with ... sportsball.is it justified in a way that is grounds for future dlc because man does that sound like an idea
<protagonist>! the ministry of magic is threatening to remove Hogwart's tax exempt status unless bring back college sportsball. and yet that same tyrannical government body says we cannot have college sportsball in the scene of an unsolved murder. what shall we do?Solve the murder that happened on the quidditch grounds and be rewarded with ... sportsball.is it justified in a way that is grounds for future dlc because man does that sound like an idea
Reminded me of this quote for some reason:
Basically, yes.So it's basically a ubisoft game?
That's interesting, if only for how contrary it is to the reviews I heard. Which essentially claimed it had that elegant ratio of always introducing something new and novel so you don't feel like you've seen it all after an hour.With its open world filler activities actually being somewhat below the recent Ubisoft-esque offerings. There's apparently even less variety, especially in enemies - which is a shame considering how rich in creatures the setting is.
That's definitely true.That's interesting, if only for how contrary it is to the reviews I heard. Which essentially claimed it had that elegant ratio of always introducing something new and novel so you don't feel like you've seen it all after an hour.
And they still won't be happy. Because they aren't happy with themselves to begin with.They don't want concessions, they want a complete integration of their worldview into the game.
I think most of the people crying about this game don't care about the game or the forced controversy surrounding itAnd they still won't be happy. Because they aren't happy with themselves to begin with.They don't want concessions, they want a complete integration of their worldview into the game.
Also a hostage video from first "crying Streamer" dropped:
I hope they suffer even more bullying in the future lmao
They were always communist dog whistles.They used to be good and right words
Impressive, you even spelled your own name wrong.Old Hands
Impressive, you even spelled your own name wrong.Old Hands