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Finished up the final three achievements on this one. Honestly, didn't take as long for those three once I found the skip button.

Hiii I’m ADHD hyper-fixation determined to reach 100% accuracy in hogwarts legacy and I need help with figuring out what I’m missing. I’m done with all the main quests, I’ve checked off all the checklists in each region so I don’t understand how I don’t have all the enemies done.

Any help is appreciated 😊

Hogwarts Legacy is the only game I've played ever. I didn't think I would complete it but with 114 hours of play time, I finally got all my achievements (except the ones where you reach map room as all houses). I'm not sure if I'll be playing the game again but this feels like quite the accomplishment. I couldn't have done it without the help of everyone here so this is a thank you post!

P.S My Conjuration collections says 129/140 but I got the achievement for collecting all collectibles and my map is 100% so I don't think I'll troll for more

So I'm the type of person that likes to complete everything in a video game, and I've recently been playing Hogwarts mystery. I'm on year 2 and trying to do all the side quests, but what I'm wondering is that what if I progress through the story and I won't be able to do these side missions anymore? I'm aware of the Hogwarts beyond section of the game, where the MC graduates and becomes and adult. Will I not be able to do the side quests then? Or can I go back and do them no matter what? If they are missable, could you let me know when you aren't able to do these side missions?

This game was so good, definitely in my top 10. Collectibles were a grind especially the Merlin Challenges but I still enjoyed it. I found having to replay the intro 3 more times a bit more annoying though. Hopefully for the sequel they can add Quidditch, more mini games and a better choice system (they didn’t feel like they really mattered all that much). Anyways it’s on to the A-Z Platinum challenge, first game will be Zorro the Chronicles

It's my 4th run-through as a griffindor never finished the game

It's a well known game so no new revelations. Good time especially if you're a fan of the books or movies. Great job designing the wand combat and integrating herbology. Broom flying is nice af I end up skipping fast travel just to do that.

Hogwarts is well designed and is fun to explore. There are a ton of collectibles to find but subjectively they were easy for me as I spent most of my playtime exploring the world.

Story is a bit meh and the actor face capture is not the best. There are also some trophies which you need to track manually like the one that needs you to hit every type of enemy with the ultimate and one for collectible chests.

Tip: if you're a pottermore/wizarding world user you can connect accounts to migrate your house and wand.

Finally, Completed all main and relationship missions of Hogwarts Legacy in 55hours 💀

I get only 7-8 hours a week a play.

In how much time did you guys complete it?

I think a sequel to hogwarts legacy should take place after the time of harry potter when albus potter and scorpius malfoy are students at hogwarts the idea is that the player would live through their own journey at school but also be part of big events like the return of the triwizard tournament and full quidditch seasons so the player can join their house team and maybe even rise to play in the quidditch world cup later on

The game would not just stay inside the castle because after graduation the player would get to become an adult wizard and choose a career path such as becoming an auror a ministry worker a curse breaker or even a professional quidditch player this would make the game feel like two parts the school years and the adult years and both parts would connect together based on the choices the player made

Every decision the player makes should change the story and lead to different outcomes for example the friends you make in your first year could either stand with you or betray you later on the house you choose would shape your opportunities the spells you master could unlock new paths and even the way you handle the villain could decide if you defeat them redeem them or even join them the story should feel like it belongs to the player with no two playthroughs being exactly the same

Romance should also play a big role so during your years at hogwarts you would be able to build relationships with other students and choose who you want to be close with these romances could continue into adulthood and even affect your story path for example if you and your partner both become aurors you could fight side by side against the dark wizard or if one of you is tempted by the villain it could tear the relationship apart romance would add emotional depth and give the story even more weight

The villain should not just be another voldemort copy but rather a new dark wizard with a different vision maybe someone who wants wizards to rule over muggles openly instead of hiding their existence this would give the story a strong conflict without repeating the same idea from the books

The world should also expand beyond hogwarts we would be able to visit diagon alley the ministry of magic and even muggle london where we would have to blend in or stay hidden other wizarding schools like beauxbatons durmstrang and ilvermorny could also appear in the story and during the triwizard tournament the player could face champions from these schools with new magical styles

By the end the player should face a huge choice to defeat the villain redeem them or join them and the result of the story would depend completely on the decisions made during both school and adulthood this would make hogwarts legacy two feel like an epic saga that goes beyond hogwarts and truly lets us live the life of a wizard across different stages of our character

Ik this is realistically impossible but I would love it if it was like this.