It's a bit jank on the switch to be honest. Lots of loading when you need to go into Hogsmeade but once past that and into the larger open world it's not as bad. There's a lot of content that you can choose to do but I wouldn't care about the gear and upgrading it for the first 20 hours at least, it's maddening how you'll get 5 different scarfs or robes in 15 mins of exploring.
nah. he said 'part of the reason', & i believe letting you create your own character & participate in an original adventure was indeed part of what people loved about the game. but there were very obviously other factors that also contributed to its massive success...
That’s what happens what marketing makes creative decisions.
Haha, you’re right. Although it helps when your game is actually good.
But the marketing people have to realize that this has been tried and failed before, no? Back when video game development was cheaper, shorter and less volatile. This sounds like a logistics fucking mess.
But why do you even need to though? What has she said that is so horrifying?
their 'recreation' of hogwarts steals the show. i'm a grown ass man never really attracted to potter, but the love & imagination poured into the design of hogwarts itself i just found genuinely impressive - a developer with a vision...
