I saw a few examples of "could of" myself and I know people making them weren't native speakers. It takes some time to get used to a language. I do agree, however, that reading a lot helps getting hang of the language in a natural way. You can literally feel when someone is making a mistake, because you develop a sixth sense of it.
Wasn't that a common criticism of Pillars of Eternity?
it's not rocket science
Harry who?
so you know its a person. well i don't even know that
Sure. I believe you, buddy. It's okay.
No doubt!
Maybe it will happen. If game will sell well there is bound to be a sequel. Why not the same char but grown up.
The Feminists declared Rowling Persona-Non-Grata after she came out as a TERF, it's really just new-age witches now, and even they get squeamish about it.
Hogwarts itself is marketable as a setting for a game. Are there any non-Hogwarts locations that have the same appeal? The Ministry of Magic maybe ?
Ok and? What I said still applies.
Not suggesting to abruptly remove it, just gradually move it from central stage. Game by game. Like how old is mc in game 1? In hypothetical sequel, he could be in his final school years. That's usually when dark shit starts to happen more often. Graduate, fight some big bad. Or if you are evil yourself, work to replace antagonist as a more dangerous threat. Could raise the stakes, make the story more mature, dramatic.
