Hogwarts Legacy - Sebastian Uses Avada Kedavra On His Uncle Scene (Unlock Avada Kedavra) 4K 60FPS

[@epcza13]

This whole part broke my heart. The way Sebastian drops his wand in shock of what he just did. The pained look on his face when he saw Anne. But his ambition ruined him. He still kept focusing on the dark magic stuff, frustrated that Anne burned the book. He got extremely defensive talking to the mc outside of the catacomb. But later in the undercroft, he expressed his regret. He’s just a traumatized teenage mess. It’s so tragic and sad.

[@alexthompson1910]

That's a whole bunch of Slytherin behavior in one scene

[@multiverse_media2023]

Never thought I’d see the Killing Curse again. Once again, it proves as the most overpowered spell. And only one person survived that dreaded curse.

[@kjd-s5b]

And he hasn't been born yet.

[@carlosalbertoqueirolo527]

And twice!

[@sherrie553]

@@carlosalbertoqueirolo527 Only the horcrux died the second time

[@KrimzonFlygon1]

Two, technically, as Voldemort was blasted by the curse when it rebounded off Harry. He was left in less-than-optimal shape, but he survived.

[@factfiend1000]

I would say Protego Diabolica is even more overpowered.

[@lamario295]

That's clearly a Sith Holocron, so shared universe confirmed

[@christiangill6344]

Force push and pull are obviously just accio and depulso

[@blackheartthedarklord6428]

@@christiangill6344 Imperio is close to the Jedi mind trick

[@kingcamelot1395]

@@blackheartthedarklord6428 Nah, the Confundus Charm is more akin to the Jedi Mind Trick.

[@davidlewis5312]

Considering some sith relics make undead, yep

[@dopeastro]

this game did so well with the spells. when you start the game you’re met with Sebastian, over the course of the year he learns more and more about the dark arts only to save that which he loves most. We (the player) keep pushing him down a dark path, one of violence, betrayal, and of un loyalty. We push our new friend over the edge, simply to learns some new spells. It is true, the dark arts truly costs you everything.

[@-WEST-]

"It is true, the dark arts truly costs you everything." Only because the writers force characters to be morons. Sebastian, Solomon, Anne, and Ominis, are all about as dumb and narrow-minded as it gets. None of them makes rational decisions, and the dialogue options they give us as a player aren't much better. It's either the 'morally correct', but clearly stupid choice, or the 'morally bad'/ambiguous choice that makes more sense; there's no nuance, no third or fourth option. All just to tell us as the player "hurrdurrr see what you caused just to unlock the strongest and coolest spells in the game, asshole? Now go have fun with them."

[@dazediss6629]

@@-WEST- Well what else are you gonna do? Not put the spell in the game at all?

[@DrPlaguenstein]

​@@-WEST-this comment got me dead

[@skullsweatz]

NAHHH at the end of the vid after Sebastian used the Killing curse once and regrets it obviously terrified of the consequences bro just pulled out all 3 unforgivables like nothing 💀

[@BammBanjoo]

Dude is on something

[@n35ta16]

Can you please give me the time stamps of each usage of unforgivables?

[@skullsweatz]

@@n35ta16 They all back to back at 10:43

[@FRANKTHEOWL]

Bro thats the main character not sebastian

[@ardasevmis7583]

Avada kedavra having the scar shape is an awesome touch

[@skar9046]

That's why Harry's scar is that shape specifically

[@RoseGolded]

@@skar9046 I think so

[@BladedBear]

In the books, it's described that the wand movement is a lightning bolt shape.

[@DynoSkrimisher]

I love how you hear rumbling before the curse comes out. I also love how you hear screams when you use Crucio.

[@sentientmustache8360]

It’s like the raw power of the curse takes a few seconds to build up before it blasts out

[@synthds3897]

My favorite part is when he says "oh anne what have you done"

[@pp1942]

The real villain in here is actually the player for manipulating Sebastian to delve deeper into Dark Magic. That's why the uncle is fighting with the player and not Sebastian

[@YourEmperorStef]

What? No? Sebastian was bound on getting a cure for his sister despite he was warned by the uncle, us, and Ominis. His uncle gets mad at us after we try and reason with him during the fight

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Exactly not all slyerines are bad but many are dark I took the dark side with sabastion and gonna see through till I have the killing curse to play with

[@faded2can]

Even if you dont sway him, he still pushesh through with it while you and Ominis try to stop him

[@s2wuolf508]

@@YourEmperorStefonestly calling him brave to use the spell so you could learn it is messed up. I wished we could have the option to tell him that using it like that was going too far but it should still be learned for moments of absolute emergency like in isadora’s case so we can learn it too. Wtf “you’re brave for using it” sounded full on manipulative in the context of an uncle who’s taking care of your sister and not trying to kill you

[@AggronAaron]

Nah, it would still progress the same way, but as a Slytherin, i only realised i was manipulating Sebastian when i tried to convince him that killing his uncle was the right choice. Haha

[@m1ghtyn1ght]

He's my favourite character in the game. I know there are probably more likeable ones but he just nice.

[@Koobzaar]

3:25. The minute you guys are probably looking for.

[@rkb654]

Hero

[@Ravage369]

I have to wonder which was the greater pain for Anne in this moment. Sebastian's choices, or the curse.

[@AdachiSimp]

when she says "you made your choice" it feels like she's talking to the player. You made the choice of keep indulging Sebastian to learn some new spells

[@caqtin]

and i dont regret it

[@ssj-rose4572]

He thought use the spells not the other way

[@uragu1505]

She was definitely talking to Sebastian

[@gasalpha879]

As someone who actively spoke against keeping to do it on Sebastian and only learned the spells after not turning him in I disagree XD

[@mrfishsticks266]

Sacrifices needs to be made it

[@f.w.3823]

They should give one the option to obliviate the knowledge of the curses from sebastians mind

[@FRANKTHEOWL]

Why? That would absolutely unfun

[@undeadlegionare3643]

@javierrafaelvasquezraciny1190 I mean it's an option' so if you didn't like that course you wouldn't have to choose it...

[@f.w.3823]

@@FRANKTHEOWL Because on one side it doesnt sit right with me to let him get away with murder but on the other i dont think he deserves to be put into Azkaban for the rest of his days.

[@FRANKTHEOWL]

@@undeadlegionare3643 i guess

[@Dragon_Lair]

@@f.w.3823 Sebastian is a murderer. That is the very nature of the Unforgiveables. They can only be cast if the caster means to.Sebastian may regret killing his uncle but he 100% meant to kill him. The killing curse would not have worked otherwise.

[@timmyfung01]

forget about Avada Kedavra, I want to learn to do Incendio like Anne did....

[@mattiailcorra]

The soundtrack is just perfect...

[@Arriss2121]

My game bugged and there was a annoying and loud fire sound in the background that completely ruined the moment for me lol. That's why im here to watch this cutcene again

[@Lumiscera]

I regret doing this quest, but I wanted the dark arts so badly. Also, after seeing the story, I think this is better than well... being sapped of pain to where you become emotionless...

[@NobleGamer0117]

I like how the characters don't put any passion or emotion when they cast the killing curse. Then you have Voldemort who literally puts his heart and soul into casting the spell. Don't get me wrong I like how Hogwarts Legacy added the 3 unforgivable curses but the voice acting that went into casting the spells just didn't feel satisfying at all.

[@lukas8708]

plus it was stated in the books that you must really mean to cast unforgivable curse to actually be able to pull it off

[@skeleguns10oooooo10]

This was the last time we see Anne, her fate is unknown

[@Ceciliaqq]

After the mission you are free to go to feldcroft. she left a note saying she still loves sebastian but misses solomon. she doesnt know if she will be able to forgive him its self explanatory that she left far away

[@CharlietheWarlock]

Ah she's fine sebastian will make her kill him and make a horcrux

[@IdocarebutIdont]

For anyone saying that he didn't mean to and sympathizes with Sebastian. He literally said that you need to mean it when using the curse and then like right after he says that he didn't mean to kill his uncle lol

[@infinity_flair]

Yeah this is all that matters really and ultimately reveals who Sebastian really is - a scared hypocrite that will say anything and even gaslight himself in order to avoid accountability for his actions. He was very likeable from the start, which along with his tragic backstory and good intentions made his character's fall that much more tragic. I think his side story is more compelling than the main plot.

[@DragonQueenV]

He's clearly rash and reckless, he acts first and thinks later. He didn't plan for this, he meant the curse in the heat of the moment when his emotions took control of him and I think he does regret it afterwards. At least that´s how I see it having been a reckless, emotional mess of a teenager myself :D Thankfully, I had no access to magic.

[@babrad]

It would be much better if our picking of the moral options made Sebastian still use AK on Solomon but not actually work. Sebastian would understand he went too far by just using it so he could change and LISTEN to us and Ominis, while Solomon would understand that despite Seb going too far with Dark Arts, he is still driven out of pure motivation to save his sister.

[@digitaladventurer2142]

@@babrad I don't know Solomon already basically did that after Sebastian impirod the goblin. He could have turned Sebastian in but let him off with a warning and Sebastian just kept up pushing forward and we got this. I saw something like this coming after the Impiro bit but thought Anne would arrive and either convince Sebastian to stop or honestly get attacked by a stray inferi and die.

[@digitaladventurer2142]

@@infinity_flair yeah he is. I mean he keeps saying "nothing" will stop him from looking for a cure but after killing his uncle and realizing he really could be expelled and imprisoned he suddenly regrets everything and will stop.

[@jackiegerlach]

I just realised, I just... never should have done the quests. I didn't even learn the unforgivables, I just wanted to experience the story. If I just ignored the quest, Solomon would still be alive and Sebastian wouldn't be a murderer... damn, now I feel so bad 😅

[@sadisticwinter8354]

The music they use as we chase him out was perfect. So sad.

[@gyrozeppeli00]

I'm probably mad and a psychopath, but even though I agree that killing the uncle is bad, I would be lying if I say I wouldn't pull the trigger and nail that mofo right in between his eyes if the one and only chance of saving my sister is being destroyed. It's just the game presenting that bugs me, you either one be Sebastian yes man or two keep your moral high ground and do not help and let her fucking dies. There's no thats fucked up dude but ok. Of course I went with him for the funny one shot spell. Yeah, morally killing is wrong, personally I don't care.

[@jimmysauceda2628]

I only wanted dark magic to protect the students and kill my enemies including Rockwood Ranrock and Harlow but Sebastian I will have no choice to turn him in

[@jefthereaper]

I let him go, killing Solomon was pretty much unavoidable, he was going to keep fighting no matter what spells you flung at him (and honestly he got off pretty good considering the alternative is being burned alive or having all your bones broken.) I also tried using the curses for good purposes, but the game simply won't let me. Tried insta killing a boss as I knew for sure he was going to pull some honor-less move. Instead the game left him at 1HP and entered a cut-scene where, like I predicted he used a lowlife honor-less move that got my companion hurt. Something that could have been completely prevented if the game would have just let me do what I set out to do. *Master Windu in the background* "He's too dangerous to be left alive!"

[@jimmysauceda2628]

Is that so in that case so be it

[@Vioven]

The only person to ever escape it is Sirius Black. And he remained a ghost of his former person. I also found it abhorrent that the uncle was so fucking sure that there could be NO cure. Like magic and medicine and new discoveries never happen or advance ever. Wolfsbane potion wasn’t a thing back then. But according to this guy it could never happen and we’re all doooooomed to wild werewolves for eternity. He was super nasty to Sebastian. It reminded me of Vernon Dursley, Harry’s own uncle that would scream and threaten him anytime Harry tried to HAVE an opinion.

[@infinity_flair]

@@Vioven It would have been nice to be able to ask Solomon why he felt so strongly that it couldn't be broken and wasn't worth pursuing further. But it would have also have been nice to be able to speak to the Keeper's about it too and at least inquire about Ancient Magic potential in the situation.

[@babrad]

@@infinity_flair If you exhaust all dialog, we learn he left the ministry in bad terms. Perhaps he was much more like Sebastian in his past, and seeing himself in him he tried to force Sebastian out of the dark path he would eventually take. Being an Auror could also mean he had encountered that curse before and that it cannot be broken. Which isn't that far fetched since Rookwood said the same thing to you and it could be his trademark spell (like Voldie's Avada or Harry's Expeliarmus)

[@angedenpeacelove_411-00]

I would feel more bad for Sebastian if it wasn't so clear in hindsight that he was a lying, gaslighting person from the beginning. He lies to Ominis and disrespects him and the player if you do not fully agree with him. And all the curses we have and using the killing curse...then saying he did not mean it.....not how it works

[@ulkigmeme2703]

Yeah he was lying but all because he wanted to help his sister

[@duckboy7538]

Am I the only one who thinks his character kinda looks like Connor from Detroit Become Human?

[@thebatroster]

Some people here don't understand a simple thing. Imagine if your sister has a disease and the only way to cure It is to kill people and sell drugs. Then, your uncle, a former policeman, doesn't want you to do that and then you shoot him because he destroyed the drugs you were about to sell. This is a similar situation to what happens in the game but with magic terms. What I'm saying is that Sebastian did the wrong thing and should face consequences, no matter how likeable he is.

[@Vioven]

He was screaming at this kid for trying to give his sister the shrivel fig fruit and kicking him out of the house. Refusing the sheer idea that not everything has been tried or discovered, you know like, wolfsbane not existing for another 100+ years. This old man then tries to murder a 15 year old in a giant fire tornado instead of incapacitating them. That uncle is fucking unhinged and it’s obvious he was a big part of the problem.

[@infinity_flair]

Exactly. And there can't be enough emphasis on how, after explaining multiple times that Unforgivables have to be cast with pure intent, the first thing Sebastian does after murdering his uncle is that *didn't* mean it. Sebastian is dangerous because he'll do or say anything, even to himself, to justify his actions, even if that means murdering someone that gets in his way. It's tragic but he deserves to be in Azkaban.

[@KrimzonFlygon1]

(Breaking Bad guitars)

[@Skid-qk9sc]

What’s wrong with the uncle he broke the relic the only thing keeping the undead from attacking the kids while they’re surrounded by them by the way Putting them in danger attacking the uncle was not an overreaction.

[@AggronAaron]

I was more curious as to how solomon’s expeliarmus kill the inferi but we need fire

[@dividednations44]

the audio effects of spells and environment were nearly muted in this scene, which really ruined the immersion.

[@datemasamune2904]

So this game is basically Dragon Age Inquisition, but the only playable class is the mage. XD

[@theoutsider8745]

That's what I thought exactly. Lol!

[@Woodmaster437]

I'm glad someone else thought that too

[@Ceciliaqq]

Sebastian Sallow is the best character of Hogwarts Legacy, like him or not. People tend to forget what being the best character of a certain game, series or movies is. Its not about being morally correct, or appeal to the public. It’s about terms of writing and making the character interesting. Take for example Makima. She is the worst of the worst characters, and that’s cool with me because she is interesting. Yet the csm fandom are unable to understand that: They absolutely hate her and don’t appreciate her good writing. What does this have to do with Seb? I wanna explain how Hogwarts Legacy made me strongly like, yet dislike him. Making me contradict the point I just made. They did such a clever thing with this character that I dare to say they weren’t even aware of how well the story turned out to be. Let’s start from the very beginning. there are two endings to this quest, which frankly, I consider the both to be equally tragic we could choose if to report him or keep his new secret safe with us. Now assuming we did report him he would be expelled and sentenced to life in prison in Azkaban, the prison whose guards are dementors. That place is not for redemption, it’s a punishment. Sebastian is a 15 year old boy. I decided to not turn him in, because he still can be redeemed and because it would be hypocrite of me to turn him in after using the unforgivabke curses over one hundred times -althought I used it on enemies, not my own family-. Even though I chose not to turn him in, I believe the best ending is where he is turned in. It’s the most dramatic and Ominis reaction is heartbreaking. However, when we don’t turn him in it’s almost as if he barely felt anything for killing his uncle. There is no emotion and the characters seem to emphatize way too much with him, he doesn’t deserve us talking to him. He is a murderer, and he should know that. But that just makes it even better. As I said before, hes a 15yo boy. He has no clue of what he has just done. I don’t think he understandts the awful choice he made, and how much pain he caused to his sister. The fact that he is hopeful that one day Anne may forgive him is shameless. I said that both endings are equally tragic because Anne leaves him in both. After finishing Sebastian’s quest, you are free to go to Feldcroft, which I did out of curiosity, and you will find Anne’s letter that reads ''Sebastian, I still love you but i dont know if i will ever be able to forgive you. I miss uncle Solomon. I'm leaving'' Anne is the victim of the whole quest. She lost not only his uncle, but his brother aswell. You cannot look at the face of your own brother that murdered a member of your family. On top of that she still has the curse and will probably die from it, given how terrible the pain she is in is presented. Why is this quest so great I dare to say -and I know im not alone- that Sebastian’s quest is even more interesting than the main quest. It has wonderful characters that you can get attached to quickly. Now going back to the begging of the essay, what exactly made me hate sebastians character yet still love him? How unpredictable the way his uncle died was. I imagined that if someone had to die in that quest, it would be his uncle, but as a mistake, malfunction of the relic, perhaps. But no. None of that. Sebastian Sallow murdered his uncle with his own wand. We get presented a set of characters that are drastically changed with the progression of the story. Sebastian used to be a sassy and charismatic young boy, but he was turned into a killer who didn’t seem to realize the gravity of his situation - innocent as a child- still thinks ends justify the means and that his sister will forgive him. I still love Sebastian, but he did something so unexpected that it genuinely shocked me, and changed the way I see him. I believe he can only be represented under a dramatic light, from now on.

[@jasonalemania109]

No

[@joshuawillis602]

@@jasonalemania109 your opinion has nothing critical therefore you have little credibility

[@thevampirecielphantomhive2342]

This scene ultimately led me into discover Anne is an Obscurus. She suppresses her power and she's powerful. Anne is dying.

[@ianmcnab8751]

Uses unforgivable curse then whines and hopes everyone will forgive him… teaches that you have to mean it for the spell to work, then says he didn’t mean to kill his uncle. Why the hell is the main character agreeing with Sebastian?

[@ryoshusuke2108]

Because the Dark Arts are awesome. No more stupid happy go lucky friendships

[@Kokoro562]

because straight white male privilege

[@eliotj]

The main character is helping him because this is the darkest storyline in the entire game... of course Sebastian meant to kill his uncle and then claimed otherwise once he faced the consequences. That's what murderers do all the time.

[@FRANKTHEOWL]

Because "we" the cahracter chose to agree because we want to use the cool stuff

[@wasteful8911]

people constantly mean things in the moment and then regret it later all the time lol

[@yatanogarasu]

I won't let her suffer. _Avada Kedavra!_ Oh you made her suffer by doing that.

[@lanceelopezz223]

murdered his own uncle.

[@karenshort3880]

His uncle want his sister to die. Didn’t want a cure for her. Why?

[@theplunderking]

The uncle would rather be a corpse then a heretic and die for some misplaced morals. The ministry uses crusio too so it’s only unforgivable if the lower class use dark magic. Ironic that “dark” magic is just magic the ministry can’t control entirely which is why they use it but get offended when someone uses it against them. I Their uncle is the type to blood let to cure someone and when it doesn’t work he would blame them for being a sinner. I don’t feel bad that he died because he was so obsessed with his own perceived purity that he would throw her in a wood chipper to prove it. The fact that no one condones Azkaban shows that the system in control is broken.

[@MontanaRentner]

@@karenshort3880 because his uncle knew that only dark magic is capable of doing such things and the only way to do/handle it is to become a dark magician and he knew that once sebastian decides to go that path there is no coming back. You can see how it changed sebastian more and more. The fact that he killed him proves how much he loves his sister but also how much his uncle was right about him. Also, his uncle used to be a auror/hp police man who once had to use the spells and could never forgive himself. He deeply hates the unforgivables

[@shiny_9992]

@@karenshort3880 there is no cure and he saw how sebastian was self destroing himself

[@karenshort3880]

@@shiny_9992 that is sad 😢

[@alex7.2w]

Why does Sebastian seem to do nothing in this part, I thought we'd switch to him and fight his uncle

[@filipbonas8329]

Bro we had the same character in that scene but when I mean the same with the exact clothes and character

[@buckles780]

can I use this on the students tho?

[@magicpineapples9715]

No unfortunate only enemy types.

[@sorry2902]

yh with a mod

[@supratimchatterjee825]

happy Voldemort noises

[@EyeZon1]

whats the song name when he uses avada??

[@thedarkone9552]

Solomon cast blasting curses at Sebastian and the mc. He proactively hindered any attempt at even bringing COMFORT to Anne. We know that Solomon blames Sebastian for his and Anne's parents death, we know that Solomon is an outright cruel and hypocrite bastard. He gave up on his niece but more than that condemed her to death. When Sebastian, out of extreme desperation, turned his attention to dark stuff and went through hell, only to see all his attempts go in vain, he reacted naturally. What he did is not excusable, however, as we know later in the story, Sebastian regrets it. Sending him to Azkaban is still unfair, as that would torture what remains of his soul, until there is nothing left of it. So much for killing the TRUE murderer Solomon is.

[@CharlietheWarlock]

The song when sebastian leaves the crypt anybody know it

[@GGM9255]

Why is anne sad in this scene? In that moment she would probably have died because of him, she will, no relic no life because of his stubborness

[@sentientmustache8360]

Is that the elder wand being used by the uncle?

[@Tachanka28]

No, it’s got similar knots in the wood but it’s not. The player can choose the same design at Os shop.

[@huntsman6657]

Is there anyway to avoid Solomon’s death?

[@dniwu3878]

10:44

[@redjohn2523]

So no matter you do this will happen? You can't save Seb from going down dark path?

[@kingcamelot1395]

You can show him the consequences of his actions and punish him for them (send him to Azkaban) or give him a second chance (let him go).

[@redjohn2523]

@@kingcamelot1395 before or after he kills his uncle?

[@AggronAaron]

Avoid the questline lol

[@topsidedarkzy6231]

I acidentally chose the second option is it possible i can still get it?

[@anni3894]

I think no it’s not possible

[@JoelWalker56]

Yes, but only if you don’t turn Sebastian in and keep his secret at the end. If you do turn him in, you won’t be able to get the spell.

[@AggronAaron]

You can still learn but you MUST NOT turn him in to azkaban

[@MultiYang123]

I clapped out of joy when Sebastian used the killing curse on Solomon. Not once did Sebastian uses the dark arts to harm others, on the contrary, Solomon uses everything he has in his tool kit trying to kill Sebastian, haven't seen him tried as hard when Anne was nearly killed by the goblin. Also, everyone is on about how Sebastian uses the killing curse with the intention to kill, I mean if Solomon didn't fight with the intention to kill, maybe he shouldve just stick to lumos during the fight.

[@babrad]

In my play, i tried to just farm Inferi and Solomon exclusively targeted me and had some lines about me, not Sebastian.

[@LuminousWhispers11]

Means result in the End. Sebastian didn't use curses as a last resort besides Crucio. Solomon was being reasonable overall. In all times, that Sebastian uses a curse the player is either around him, defends it, or encourages it. He didn't have to use that curse on the Goblin or kill his Uncle. He chose to. While I believe that knowledge shouldn't be demonized or forbidden, I do also believe that knowledge shouldn't be misused. If you ever heard of the saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, then that embodies what happened with Sebastian. If you look at the traits of a Slytherin then it is not surprising to see why they are usually looked at badly. The traits for a Slytherin are cunning, ambition, resourcefulness, determination, pride, self-preservation, shrewdness. Those traits are geared to focusing on the end goal and not worrying about the means needed to reach said goal. As seen Sebastian was perfectly willing to kill his Uncle if it meant he could reach his goal. "Or perhaps in Slytherin, You'll make your real friends, Those cunning folk use any means, To achieve their ends." - Sorting Hat

[@AggronAaron]

Ex-Auror lost to a 5th year lmao Are aurors this weak?

[@FrostbeatzMusic]

Only Harry ever survived this curse. What do you expect. And he didn't plan on Killing Sebastian. Nor did he expect Sebastian to use that curse on him.

[@Gaze73]

Why not just do arresto momentum or something, smh.

[@derdiehler]

Lol that was a really unspectacular death... btw is it me or is the voice acting kinda bad it sounds so emotionless. Well atleast you got the funny spell now and can unlesh hell on everyone 😅

[@trees0]

Sebastian such a W

[@benjaminhaugen5759]

I didnt turn Sebastian in

[@RichardNorman-ge3fg]

I like this game

[@loading8433]

what would happen if u chose no one should know that curse

[@mr.chicken8903]

everything pans out exactly the same, but you don't get the spell

[@IconicReads]

@@mr.chicken8903 is there a way to get if after?

[@mr.chicken8903]

@@IconicReads yes, if you choose not to turn him in to the ministry, you can learn any of the curses that you chose not to before.

[@loading8433]

@@mr.chicken8903 u do bozo

[@lanceelopezz223]

sallow brat

[@sorry2902]

Sallow is a W

[@sorry2902]

you just dont understand him

[@frollo5332]

@@sorry2902 no, he is a little naughty brat

[@Takagi_san]

I love Sebastian so much ... The only cool character

[@THOMAS_VANN]

sebastian was corrupted by the dark magic the MC shoulda stopped him

[@BrianLiberto]

Way to spoil the game

[@who_what]

you literally searched for this game on youtube. cant tell if trolling or genuinely remedial

[@swn32]

avada kedavara yourself

[@MrBobby1323]

maybe this game would have been impressive if it came out 3 years ago. Just testifies to how pathetic gaming community is that they start gushing over game with generic graphics from the last 5 years, with a a fairly standard free-roam map and loads of nostalgic fandom stuff thrown in i.e sorting hat, avada kedavra.... it looks okay, but certainly doesn't deserve all this accolade that already seems destined to recieve.

[@YoichiMutou]

That's what hype buying is, even if the game is average, people will just bandwagon hype 😂

[@moustafaabousalem1411]

"I don't like how the game looks, it must mean that the game is shit and isn't fun to play even though I haven't played it." That's you

[@FRANKTHEOWL]

Mf just made up the most shittiest and untrue arguments and then proceeds to call apther people pathetic. This dumbass must think tlou2 is a masterpiece

[@borginburkes1819]

Yeah you’re right. This game is sort of underwhelming for me. The Story is kinda forgettable, graphics are okay, and the open world isn’t as good as it could’ve been. I was imagining Skyrim but with Harry Potter, and I didn’t get it

[@theoutsider8745]

It looks like it came out 5 years ago but its still a lot of fun. Graphics aren't everything mate. Sure the main story is bland and is even corny at times, but the sense of wonder and desire to discover almost everything the game world has to offer is definitely there. Not every story has to be a tear-jerking high-stakes mega blockbuster to be enjoyable. That said the facial animations in this game haunt my nightmares. Idk, they try to make the kids seem animated but their facial movements just seem so static, its uncanny haha.