I know this is a relatively small complaint but it always annoys me that in the movies, Ravenclaw’s secondary color is sliver instead of bronze and that they made it a Raven instead of a Eagle. It’s just such a pointless change that makes things a lot more difficult if you want to buy something. Plus Slytherin already has sliver.
Not sure if HBO does this, but with more new shows recently, specifically with Stranger Things season 5, there tended to be quite a bit of "Tell, don't show", which I heard is that they could cater to people on their phones or whatnot. What do you guys think?
In the magical world, there are NO electric instruments. No electric guitar, no synth, no electronic bass.
Harry describes the Weird Sisters walking onto the stage looking extremely hairy and wearing ripped black robes and the instruments listed are:
- Drumset
- Several Guitars
- Lute
- Cello
- Bagpipes
Because as far as i can tell- they’re rocking out to medieval-ish music.
Edit: The comment section is NOT with me on this lmfao. I guess it’s just me and my lonely headcannon.
1 - Give more life to the random NPCs - no brainer and honestly not a game breaker, but it would be nice if NPCs you do missions for have a bit more personality.
2 - Here’s a big one. Gear. Gear space was locked behind Merlin’s Trials. The problem is; you open a chest and more often than not, you don’t have space for the first half of the game. So you dump gear because you don’t want to miss anything. You can SELL gear but you have to go to a vendor, which is no help if you’re in a dungeon or even in Hogwarts and don’t want to use floo. So you’re basically throwing money away, which is a problem because everything is expensive, and you’re broke for a major part of the game. Very, very frustrating. I don’t see the need in forcing us to unlock gear slots. It doesn’t mesh with the wizarding world.
3 - side missions - the main problem the gaming community has witb the game is how repetitive it get. Personally, I don’t mind. But I think they should incorporate a “Ghost Of Tsushima” approach where less is more and all the side missions actually MEAN something, even if it means we unlock less spells or unless spells at a slower pace. Because I can understand why players get frustrated at the constant “fetch this, fetch that”. This is Harry Potter. Creativity should be paramount.
4 - This is just a personal issue - the use of Floo Powder takes me out of it. Fast Travel is necessary and useful but being able to constantly teleport from Hogwarts to Hogsmead in 2 seconds flat as a 5th year just seems to break the lore. Especially doing it at night. The rules just NEVER applied to the protagonist and they should, at least to some extent. It would’ve been nice to see Professors walking around the halls. And if you’re caught out at night you get a Game over. Easy fix, turn invisible. After a few hours of walking around the halls it’s very repetitive. I never felt like a student. More like a guest who occasionally blessed the classrooms with his presence.
The combat was great, story is fine. Could use some more customization but that didn’t hurt the game imo.
I also understand why Quidditch wasn’t in the first game - adding a whole new set of mechanics and rules for the game would be a lot. But keeping it out of the second Game would be a bad look. It’s Quidditch.
I’m sure there are more but those are the things I could think of that would improve quality of life.
The Room Of Requirement was awesome. One of the high points of the game.
Story post from his art account (@friedgoldart). I would guess they’re filming great hall scenes with lots of extras before kids go back to school.
Percy Weasley:
- Approx 6 mins screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 390 times in the books
Dean Thomas:
- Approx 10 mins screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 206 times in the books
Seamus Finnegan:
- Approx 15 mins screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 176 times in the books
Oliver Wood:
- Approx 5 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 117 times in the books
Lee Jordan:
- Approx 2 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 68 times in the books
Colin Creevey:
- Approx 3 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 72 times in the books
Parvati Patil:
- Approx 5 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 118 times in the books
Lavender Brown:
- Approx 8 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 137 times in the books
Angelina Johnson:
- Approx 2 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 122 times in the books
Alicia Spinnet:
- Approx 1 min of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 52 times in the books
Katie Bell:
- Approx 3 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 107 times in the books
Pansy Parkinson:
- Approx 2 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 60 times in the books
Blaise Zabini (although his role was expanded in the last film because he replaced Crabbe tbf):
- Approx 3 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 43 times in the books
Marcus Flint:
- Approx 2 mins of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 12 times in the books
Hannah Abbott:
- Approx 1 min of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 25 times in the books
Susan Bones:
- Approx 1 min of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 11 times in the books
Ernie Macmillan:
- Approx 1 min of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 97 times in the books
Justin Finch-Fletchley:
- Approx 1 min of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 46 times in the books
Penelope Clearwater:
- Approx 10 secs of screen time in the movies
- Mentioned 8 times in the books
Padma Patil:
- Approx 4 mins of screen time
- Mentioned 21 times in the books
EDIT: I’m not saying they should promote any of these characters to main ones but just perhaps expand their roles by giving them a few more scenes and/or lines. There is quite a lot of scope to do this in the first couple of seasons as they have a lot of excess time to fill as these books are short.
Also I’m talking about their roles compared to the movies. All of these characters (except arguably Blaise) had reduced roles in the movies overall.
Me pregunto si van a rejuvenecer a Lithgow o van a presentar a otro actor, considerando que eso sucede como 50 años antes del primer año de Harry. Ustedes que piensan?
A mi honestamente me gustaría ver a Jude Law, pero la neta es casi imposible.
As someone who was always bothered by this missing detail in the Movies, will they use green lenses or special effects to give the new actor green eyes, or will they not bother with it?
Does anyone else here wonder if we’ll get flashbacks to Lily and Petunia’s childhoods possibly in the first season? Maybe it’s something they can include while Petunia is ranting about Lily after Hagrid tells Harry he’s a wizard.
Thoughts?
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After everything Harry, Ron, and Hermione have been through, it all comes down to this. The final chapter brings the story back to Hogwarts as the battle against Voldemort reaches its breaking point. With old friendships, sacrifices, and some long-awaited answers, this is the film that brings the entire Harry Potter story to its conclusion.
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione return to Hogwarts to find and destroy the final Horcruxes, while Voldemort and his Death Eaters prepare to take control of the wizarding world once and for all. As the Battle of Hogwarts begins, students, teachers, and members of the Order of the Phoenix stand together to defend the school. Harry eventually comes face-to-face with Voldemort for the final confrontation, bringing an end to the battle that began years earlier.
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Hey everyone! We often talk about scenes we'd love to see or forgotten scenes from the movies that absolutely MUST be in the series. But since we know the series will be very faithful to the source material, what scenes do you think will be the most difficult to adapt?
These shouldn't be considered as canonical info after all, I think, but everyone probably has some interesting facts they'd like to know.
My propositions:
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I'm looking for ideas for my own release day party to myself (we celebrate Christmas the night before in my country)
I’m curious - especially for those who’ve listened to the cast audiobooks. In the HBO series do you want the pronunciation to be Voldemort or Voldemor(t)
And what direction do you think the directors will choose?
When i first listened to the audiobooks I hated hearing it with the silent t. But after getting used to it and hearing that’s how it’s supposed to be pronounced - I warmed to it. But I also think it would be a really big change to make for the show and many wouldn’t like it.
Would love your thoughts?
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