@@Digger-Nick feel like even though it's in the dungeons it should still look high end, the house represents the old aristocrats of the wizarding world. the green glow should be from certain sources (glow from the lake or a water feature) instead of overly saturated everywhere and the surfaces should be smooth masterfully crafted marbles. there is too much unfinished cave walls. there should be a grand chandelier, and gold plated/leafed things. Slytherins are known for holding on to old grandeur... instead the space looks like it's poorly maintained, with spiderwebs(?) and dusty. you should walk in and feel elitist and arrogant. instead there is too much focus on a slimy slithering snake feel. the Slytherins want to reveal themselves, not hide, more of a king cobra vibe... imho
@@hzhang1228 Idk, I get chamber of secrets vibes on this from both the pc game and movie. I think it looks great, plus this is just a sneak peek, we honestly can't see many details from just this
I love how all the chairs are placed in ways that nod to the different social groupings of the houses! For ravenclaw there are lots of single chairs all spread out (helpful for people who want to read on their own), lots of tables, and a few single seats in pairs, perhaps for two students wanting to have an academic discussion. In gryffindor there are lots of sofas, all in groups or in circles, facing each other, helpful for all the students that would want to hang out in large groups. It’s similar for hufflepuff, but slightly smaller and more numerous groupings, maybe for the many small clusters of friends talking amongst themselves. In slytherin the huge empty marble space seems like a formal ballroom,and there are very few places to sit (you’ll notice that almost all the students are standing), which encourages more “cocktail conversation” vibe rather than comfy chats. The pairs of sofas directly facing each other seem more business meeting-like, and aren’t grouped in the more relaxed circles of the other houses.
Shame cause i really like the hue of slytherin's. I'm just attracted to natural colors but with the social cozy aspects of maybe most of hufflepuff and a little bit of gryffindor
They nailed the common rooms, and Hogwarts in general, no wonders why they have been silent for some time, they have been working hard on the game, and I just cannot wait for it!
Couldn’t be more true and it felt quite refreshing to me that the studio just chose to keep it quiet for a while, there’s no need for hype until the game’s about to come out anyway..
@@martinchristensen6786 unlike cyberjunk 1977 where they bragged about how the game has an alive world (which is not true) and they even had the balls to say that cyberjunk was going to be better than rockstar's rdr2..
@@Based1889 Yeah i really fell for it on that one, i even bought the Collector’s Edition and i really love the figurine but man did it come at a price 🤣 I even saw it comin’ when we got closer to release but i just didn’t want to believe that they were lying to us plus the fandom also praised CDPR to the heavens and beyond so i thought to myself that it’s probably gonna turn out great in the end but boy was i wrong.. I’m still trying to keep my hype to an appropriate level with this Hogwarts Legacy game but i do feel like my excitement is warrented with this game because of all the detail and gameplay features they’ve shown us.. On top of that it seems like this game is gonna be huge because of the small portion of the map we’ve seen, so i can’t wait to hear a little bit more about it 😁 I just hope that what they’ve shown us isn’t the only polished part of what they’ve done up till now.. With that said i still truly believe that this game is gonna be magical 😁
I love how the Slytherin common room has an underwater, emerald ambiance to it. Also love Ravenclaw's elegant common room, Hufflepuff's warm earthy atmosphere and Gryffindor's common room seems so much bigger.
I really like that they made Hogwarts as big as possible, this way it feels a lot more like the living, magical castle from the books in which you can totally get lost for hours and find all kinds of secret magic. Movie Hogwarts never really did this for me, that felt too much like a normal boarding school in a fancy building and not like the bastion of (ancient) magic that Hogwarts is supposed to be.
I have a feeling this is to do with the budget to the first films and the want to not change too much later down the line. But I definitely agree with you, the castle feels truly bigger and magical.
I had never noticed this but you're right. I always imagined Hogwarts to be wider. Although in my mind, I like to think Hogwarts was gradually improved and made bigger with time
@@_Twisty like a really cool place to visit but not exactly home. The Griffindor house looks way more inviting. You can tell by the wrinkled rug that they've all agreed that their adventures and conversation are more important than tidying. Like "someone will get it". 😂 While the Ravenclaw home you can tell us maintained really well. Everyone tidies and they probably have rotating cleaning schedules or some kind of magic.
@@patgray5402 Agreed to some extent because all the houses were based on wizards that founded them rather than combat classes. I think this would be a more fitting category. Ravenclaw = Pure Mage (Light) Gryfindor = Spell Sword/Battle Mage Slytherin = Pure Mage (Dark) Hufflepuff = Mage Healer The founders dress according to that way too
@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish Quran (5:51): “Don’t take Jews or Christians for friends. If you do, then Allah will consider you to be one of them.”
@@juno_lii Now that I think about it, that'd be pretty cool - if we can visit other common rooms, maybe find a secret puzzle or two in them, would be interesting. 👍🏼
@@ShabzTheKing007 same, I was trying to remember the name of that spell the other day! I'm not even a big fan of the Potter series, but you give me a chance to make my own character in a world and I'll suddenly become much more interested in it
@@smit_1449Although his powers are great, the Heir of Slytherin has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Tom Riddle can save the wizarding world
I love the largeness of them all!!! It always struck me as odd in HP media that it seemed the common room was only big enough to accommodate the Griffindors of Harry’s year, this makes WAY more sense!
You could barely fit like 10 people in that room comfortably, nevermind the 250 gryffindor students. You would definitely have more than 10 kids wanting to be in there at one time.
i always kind of assumed that the Griffindors common room was like various levels and the one in the films is just the most commonly used one but i have no idea the layout of Hogwarts so i wouldn't know
I always assumed it was magic and that each year got their own separate space. You know how like there's only one door to the dormitory if you walk up the stairs, but the room behind changes to fit what your year you are in
I’m sure classes keep students flowing in and out so that the common room is free for certain grades at certain times. That said, I’m sure the dormitories are a bit bigger than we think.
I love how they followed the books so much more than the film's! This is exactly how I imagined each common room in the books. They didn't just screenshot the movies and go from there. They were so creative yet accurate to the descriptions the books gave us
Slytherin and Hufflepuff common room are my favourites from the book! They both use nature as their motifs. The black lake for Slytherin and green leafy decorations for Hufflepuff!
I'm torn between Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff. I like the coziness of Hufflepuff common room, but also I like the idea of living in a tower as a Ravenclaw student. But who am I kidding, I'm gonna replay in every single house lol
Hufflepuff definitely has a rustic fantasy theme. Ravenclaw is your average "mages tower" (as Jake4595 pointed out). Griffindor, royal castle vibes. Finally, Slytherin which, of course, is serving Evil Queen's castle vibes.
I'm a Ravenclaw through and through, but I'm definitely going to need to do a second playthrough as a Hufflepuff, because that common room looks so cozy.
And as a full blown Hufflepuff I can say that I adore the Ravenclaw common room. It's so elegant, intricate and stylish. Looks like a good place to have a cup of coffee and read a good book.
I hope they let us sit down on any of the seats in the common rooms and through out the castle . I would like to just sit and watch everything going on and see how lively it is .
I'm also hoping that we can do that. I used to just sit at night by the fireplace in Animal Crossing while having some tea in real life. btw in addition to that, I hope the sound design and score is good in the game - cuz that's one the most important thing when it comes to the immersion.
Same! It’s so beautiful! I’m happy I’m a Ravenclaw. It’s by far my favourite of the 4. It stands out to me in such a beautiful way. The other 3 all seem kinda similar. The Ravenclaw common room is all light and airy and I love the astronomical theme. It makes me feel like I definitely do belong in Ravenclaw because it matches my taste so well.
I am honestly just glad our mascot (I'm a ravenclaw) is an Eagle instead of a Raven. No but seriously, I'm absolutely in love with all the common rooms, especially the Ravenclaw and Griffindoor ones.
I hope the common rooms are not just props and actually have stuff to do there like mini games, companions and side missions. It also adds replayability because in order to get access to the other mini games/companions in the other common rooms you must be part of that house.
Yea, I want a reason to actually go to the common room. I don’t want to go there and just stand in the middle of the room for 5 minutes doing nothing because that’s all I can do.
The first 3 PS2 games had a Missing Items side quest simply by reading the board, plus Order of the Phoenix allowed you to interact with the furniture, books, Crookshanks and play wizards chess with the Gryffindor Champion. They could definetely do both in HL, plus expand it some more.
The "F" rune in the hufflepuff common room is probably the "fehu" rune, which stands for Frey, the norse god of summer, light ect. fits pretty well, i think.
The way I picture Ravenclaw is "almost" exactly like in this game.. The most lightest/brightest, cleanest, organized, lots of windows and they have 360 degrees of viewing from the tower, and lots of blue silk curtains... But for me, it should be more like "steampunk" more metal and bronze and rust and more technological items from victorian era.. I dont know, maybe its just me
@@matthewbates9629 I’m aware. I’m just educating Americans on how to speak the only language they know (: It’s within my pretentious European blood to scoff at Americanisms
Slytherin common room is definitely balling! Can't wait to explore the emerald-colored room and to see if they stayed faithful to the books/movies and have the common room underwater!
Correct, we know that the Slytherin windows basically is that it's underwater to the schools lake, maybe one of those special aquatic magical creatures will pop in every now and then through the window would be really cool to see.
The extra space is much appreciated. The movies sets felt claustrophobic and like they couldn’t fit all of the students that were supposed to be staying at Hogwarts at any time during the school year. Love the detail they put into each. Hufflepuff seems the most inviting with the warm wood colors and the earthiness of the herbs on the walls.
I’m a Gryffindor and I agree I’m obsessed with y’all’s common it’s so badass and chic omg can’t wait to use the poly juice potion just to pay a visit lmaooo
I’m so excited to start playing this game 4 times in a row. Starting a new game for each house and being a different type of person in each play through. I might change it up from the usual too. Like how evil wizards are usually from Slytherin, I’ll be a good guy in Slytherin, and a bad guy in Gryfindor.
same.. i'll make the most innocent slytherin ever and the most angry evil hufflepuff ever 😂 though i'll probably start with my own house being a Ravenclaw..
@@TheKing-ns4re Being bad doesn't mean you'll end up in Slytherin. Did you read the books? The whole point of HP is that it doesn't matter who you are, but the choices you make. Once you get in one of the four, you are the one who choose what you'll become...not your house.
@@TheKing-ns4re No one is a bad person when you're 11. Still, our choices is what makes us bad or good and not our house. If you deny this, then you haven't understood the message of HP. P.s: some bad guy were from other houses. That's also why your point of view was showed and then destroyed in the books. Even Harry would have been a Slytherin if he didn't CHOOSE.
@@TheKing-ns4re That's why you're wrong. Just because Slytherin was showed to have "evil" people (most of them were just rude or bullies, something a lot of other people from other houses did), it doesn't mean that most bad people will end up in it. What you're missing: -Dumbledore himself said that your house can't define who you'll because, just your choices. -The people who got in Slytherin during the saga were children of Deatheaters or wizards/witches who believed in pureblood supremacy. They were not free to choose in the first place. -Even J.K.Rowling said that she felt bad about not giving more examples of good people in Slytherin because a lot of people didn't understand the message of the saga (Dumbledore's words). "Slytherin = bad" is absolute shit and reading it from someone who read the books and watched the movies is frustrating.
@@TheKing-ns4re "Each house has their own specific personalities" True, but none of them is "being bad". That's the point that sums up why you're wrong. Your common sense is non existing: the fact the a lot of people were bad in Slytherin has nothing to do with the house or its traits! Confirmed by Dumbledore and J.K.Rowling, what else do you need? "Why would Harry be all like Not Slytherin?" He was told evil people came from that house from an 11 years old boy whose vision of the world is as simple as wrong. That's why Dumbledore teaches Harry that your house has nothing to do with evil or good. Harry's son was also afraid because a 11 years old boy has a simple vision of life and has not the maturity to understand such things. Harry himself told him that it doesn't matter the house you get in, what just matters is your choices and if you want not to be there, fine. Choose so, but that doesn't change you or define what you'll become. Slytherin or Gryffindor, you'll act based on your choices and values not because "Ehy I'm a Griffindor I have to be brave!". If you're "bad" you have equal chances to be a Gryffindor or a Slytherin. Personality traits of Slytherin are cunning, resourcefulness, leadership, and ambition. Nothing else. Bad is not there. Personality traits of Gryffindor are courage, chivalry, nerve and determination. Good is not there. "Most evil people will end up in Slytherin" is shit: it just shows how you didn't understand the whole point of the saga.
I’m a ravenclaw but I do think the slytherin’s have the coolest common room since the windows look out to Great Lake. Just picturing sitting there with aquatic creatures swimming by occasionally seems so cool.
Absolutely loving the cozy hobbit vibes from the Hufflepuff dorm. They've done such a big mission on the world design, this is going to take days to explore everywhere :D
I love that I’m a Ravenclaw because the Ravenclaw common room is beautiful and definitely the best. The other common rooms seem too dark and would make me tired, the Ravenclaw common room seems relaxing and easy to sit and study in. And I love the space theme. It feels the most unique of the 4 to me and stands out beautifully.
@@CesarRavenclaw yes, I know why it is lighter and brighter in Ravenclaw, I think they are all well designed but I’m happy to be Ravenclaw because I think it’s the best.
I hope in Slytherin we can see creatures such as the giant squid from the underwater windows 🦑 🐠. I’m obsessed with aquariums so this is one reason Slytherin is perfect for me.
It’s awesome to see all the common rooms in such detail, especially the Hufflepuff one as it’s canon that it’s the most comfortable out of all the common rooms, followed by Gryffindor then Ravenclaw and finally Slytherin.
All of the common rooms are hugely impressive, but as a Slytherin, I gotta say the hufflepuff and ravenclaw common rooms in particular are near perfection from what very little we’ve seen of them in the game so far.
It actually makes more sense that they are big, as there were some mentions i. The books that all the Gryffindors of all years were celebrating in the common room at some point, and there's no mention of it feeling like there's an extension spell like in the tents.
I love the Hufflepuff common room to bits. It looks so warm and cozy, like a hobbit hole. I kind of wish it had more windows and natural lighting, like the Griffindor common room.
They nailed all of the common room designs, but I can't wait to get myself sorted into Hufflepuff house just to chill out in this wonderful common room! It looks like the home of a Hobbit, a place where you'll always find a comfy spot to sit down with a good cup of tea or maybe a hot chocolate and a book.
I’m a Ravenclaw and was hoping for more blue tones all around the common rooms instead of browns. Either way it looks awesome and I can’t wait to play!
I'm also in Ravenclaw but I honestly like what they did with the common room. I think too much silver would have been a bad aesthetic choice because there is no contrast.
I personally like what they did with it. It doesn't stand out but still gives the room a more comfortable feeling with its warm tone in the middle of lots of blue shades and white.
I love that they finally returned to bronze and blue as Ravenclaws colors. You can see that when you look at the scarf. So there is still hope, that we get our eagle back!
I love the warm yellow lighting that makes it look like it's the golden hour in the Hufflepuff common room! It really gives me the feel of playing in the woods in summertime! ☀️🌲💛
I love the fact that it's right next to the kitchens too. I'm the kind of person that sleeps better when something is running whether it be the dishwasher, fan, heater etc and the kitchens give off that perfect home feeling
@@RetroDreamer Yes! Haha. In my heart I still want to be Ravenclaw and I love their common room too cause it reminds you of the finer things in life but if I was just chilling there in my casual clothes I'd feel so underdressed 🤣
@@stevenceja4706 Yeah, their common room is really pretty, and I agree about feeling under dressed. I think I like Hufflepuff, but if I had anything else I’d want to be Gryffindor which is my second house. I like their common room because it seems nice and cozy and honestly a little messy which is like my whole vibe XD But I do like Ravenclaw’s common room because it reminds me of my sister! She’s a Gryffindor but she gives off immaculate Ravenclaw vibes lol. Ravenclaw is pretty cool!
Certainly love Slytherin's common room, fitting since that's my house, but Hufflepuff's is also quite nice and I like how unique the overall design is compared to Ravenclaw and griffindor which are more standard than anything else.
As a Ravenclaw I can't wait to explore the common room and the castle. I loved how well they did the common rooms, reminded me of how well the rooms were made in the Lego Harry Potter games.
@@BenjaminSnow Greeeaat many years ago. 2004-5 around when Azkaban came out. I was 11-12 back theen. Me and some friends took like a two weeks vacation going around all the castles and sets. Still memeber it thoe good fun and actually really awesome weather. But sry to you all Scots and Brits but your food is terrible beyond belief.
I don't play games, but I am just amazed by how great and detailed everything looks. I want to try this game simply because I want to stroll the castle and pretend I am one of the students.
That’s fascinating to see people considering trying out games for the first time thanks to Hogwarts Legacy. Gaming is great in general. It’s a great way to relax your mind, it’s a safe environment where you can be whoever you want. Aside from “fun”, gaming has been very therapeutic for me regardless of the genre.
I'm astounded by the incredible detail of reimagining Hogwarts during the Victorian 1800s. As a Slytherin. I'm especially excited to explore that common room. Love the fact that my own home is a mix of Victorian and Slytherin... so very cool to see Emerald tiffany lamps, rich velvet drapes mixed in with the darker Goth feel. Really well done on all the art work and rooms, and they also feel historically accurate. So beautifully done.
Hufflepuffs room seem like the place for me kinda wished all the houses had shine in the OG movies but I’m excited to at least do two play throughs for Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw
I really love that there are a hundred little details with each House that combine to just feel right for that House. Like I look at Hufflepuff and yes, that feels right to me. In the hands of a developer who didn’t care, this easily could have been a case of making a cheap color palette swap with a few different decorations to make them different and calling it good. There’s so much more going on with these versions though that make it clear this is a developer who cares about this universe like we do and is taking their time to do it justice. I couldn’t be happier. ♥️
Hufflepuff common room looks like you can comfortably sitting down on the floor reading or chatting with friends while snacking and that's just the right vibe!
A litttle fun fact about the Common rooms. all 4 Hogwarts house common rooms have ties to that houses element. Gryffindor is tied to fire, The most distinguished feature is the roaring fireplace. Slytherin is tied to water, The Common room is next to the lake and illuminated by the lake's water in the windows. Ravenclaw is tied to air, Air whistles around the windows of the towers and the room is said to be Airy. Hufflepuff is tied to earth, the Common room is underground and had a lot of plants.
People may look down on Hufflepuf as the boring one, but the Common Rooms look really comfy. It looks like somewhere I could feel really relaxed reading book after turning the lights down.
😎Saving the best house for last. I'm super happy and satisfied with the Hufflepuff common room and can't wait to see more of it especially the dorms. 😁
what i love about this is how you really can tell they used these past 3 years very well! i was pissed how they never posted anything on their twitter or instagram, but seeing all of these and the whole game trailer, i am just... happy. it IS everything we fans wanted. not gonna lie, i got myself a new gamer laptop just for this game! cannot wait to create a character and play. we finally got our Hogwarts letter after so many years of patiently waiting for it. 🧡
I'm Ravenclaw, and I like that it is a tower with the best window view with pretty sunlight coming in. I want a raven pet! I agree the huffles have a Hobbit house, except the ceilings should be lower and have smaller areas. The internet says it is "cozy", but not when it's huge.
2:21 Personally, my favorite movie out of the HP Franchise, the risk was much higher than The Previous movie because it establish more common ground with Griffindore, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw to set an alliance in preparation for the upcoming war, the sets in Hogwarts is much larger than life.
I don’t know if you’ve looked at some of the concept art just yet but it* seems to me like there are going to be some constellations puzzles in the game.. Most likely solved by lining the constellation up with dots on a structure or a wall.. They also showed another puzzle involving moving parts and light.. I think the puzzles are gonna be quite challenging and a large part of the game both in and outside of Hogwarts 😁
Yeah it still looks similar to the movie version, which most people are familiar with, so that’s probably why they did it this way. This game is heavily based upon the movies too which I think is a good thing because it goes hand and hand with what we’re used to actually seeing
Saw this on my recommendations I DO NOT regret watching a single thing, everything looks so realistic and THE DETAILS, AND VISUALS are insane, it's so inspiring and everything literally looks so big, as if you're in the school itself!
This is a unique opportunity for the developers to make Slytherin more than just “the evil house” where all the bad guys are sorted. Even in this video you analyzed the Slytherin common room with ominous background music and more than a little suspicion. I’ll be interested to see how it is approached in this game
My top 2 are definitely Slytherin and Hufflepuff. Hufflepuff just looks so homely, inviting and relaxing to be in. And Slytherin looks like an underground palace.
I love how ethereal and haunting the Slytherin common room is. The green-blue light from the lake reminds me of those areas in spa resorts where you could just lie down and do some light therapy to relax. It’s also very sophisticated and has some “old money” feel
I feel Slytherin should have some silver lights suspended to go with the green glow of the lake. Make it more on brand but also brighten the room up a bit, not in the warm tones of Hufflepuff but more in the the street smart kinda urban decor vibe. I dunno if that makes any sense. But it is a mood.
I've always been a Gryffindor but damn I'm a little jealous of those other common rooms. They did a wonderful job capturing the atmosphere of the spaces I envisioned, and the fact that Hogwarts actually feels as big as it looks has me excited to explore more when the game is finally released!
As one who keeps getting Slytherin on Pottermore, I’ve been curious as to what the common room looks like, but this is a great video to see what it’s like. Thank you.
I’d say these are wayyy better than movies’ presentation of each common rooms. I mean finally we get to explore and see and feel the vibes and I absolutely looooove them all!
honestly you nailed the slytherin one though👀 as soon as the game comes out I will most definitely visit the ravenclaw and hufflepuff common rooms cuz they look beautiful ✨
I really love the Gryffindor and Ravenclaw common rooms. Gryffindor has that fiery look and warmth that a common room requires. The Ravenclaw common room is a nice place to hangout with a great view and cool wind coming through, with its beautiful space-kinda vibe.
The raven claw common room reminds me a lot of the academy of Rays Lucaria in Elden Ring. FromSofware’s approach to magic is very in line with Ravenclaw’s identity. It’s much more than some gift and natural born talent, it’s something to be studied and perfected. The emphasis on stars and other celestial objects, as well as the color blue are also to be noted.
Gryffindor: Cosy castle room
Ravenclaw: Mage tower
Slytherin: Spacious basement
Hufflepuff: Hobbit house
Love the designs of the rooms
@Maicon Moraes well, it's something at least. But you have to admit, it's still cool.
@Maicon Moraes Slytherin's is the best, the only one that isn't cluttered and small.
@@Digger-Nick feel like even though it's in the dungeons it should still look high end, the house represents the old aristocrats of the wizarding world. the green glow should be from certain sources (glow from the lake or a water feature) instead of overly saturated everywhere and the surfaces should be smooth masterfully crafted marbles. there is too much unfinished cave walls. there should be a grand chandelier, and gold plated/leafed things. Slytherins are known for holding on to old grandeur... instead the space looks like it's poorly maintained, with spiderwebs(?) and dusty. you should walk in and feel elitist and arrogant. instead there is too much focus on a slimy slithering snake feel. the Slytherins want to reveal themselves, not hide, more of a king cobra vibe... imho
@@hzhang1228 Idk, I get chamber of secrets vibes on this from both the pc game and movie. I think it looks great, plus this is just a sneak peek, we honestly can't see many details from just this
@@hzhang1228 Well, in my opinion the Slytherin room looks dark, misterious and elegant
I love how all the chairs are placed in ways that nod to the different social groupings of the houses! For ravenclaw there are lots of single chairs all spread out (helpful for people who want to read on their own), lots of tables, and a few single seats in pairs, perhaps for two students wanting to have an academic discussion. In gryffindor there are lots of sofas, all in groups or in circles, facing each other, helpful for all the students that would want to hang out in large groups. It’s similar for hufflepuff, but slightly smaller and more numerous groupings, maybe for the many small clusters of friends talking amongst themselves. In slytherin the huge empty marble space seems like a formal ballroom,and there are very few places to sit (you’ll notice that almost all the students are standing), which encourages more “cocktail conversation” vibe rather than comfy chats. The pairs of sofas directly facing each other seem more business meeting-like, and aren’t grouped in the more relaxed circles of the other houses.
Nice analysis
Bruh....so insightful 👍👍👍
Shame cause i really like the hue of slytherin's. I'm just attracted to natural colors but with the social cozy aspects of maybe most of hufflepuff and a little bit of gryffindor
Wow. You cold af
I’m Hufflepuff for sure but I’m into ravenclaw common room.
They nailed the common rooms, and Hogwarts in general, no wonders why they have been silent for some time, they have been working hard on the game, and I just cannot wait for it!
Couldn’t be more true and it felt quite refreshing to me that the studio just chose to keep it quiet for a while, there’s no need for hype until the game’s about to come out anyway..
@@martinchristensen6786 unlike cyberjunk 1977 where they bragged about how the game has an alive world (which is not true) and they even had the balls to say that cyberjunk was going to be better than rockstar's rdr2..
@@Based1889 Yeah i really fell for it on that one, i even bought the Collector’s Edition and i really love the figurine but man did it come at a price 🤣
I even saw it comin’ when we got closer to release but i just didn’t want to believe that they were lying to us plus the fandom also praised CDPR to the heavens and beyond so i thought to myself that it’s probably gonna turn out great in the end but boy was i wrong..
I’m still trying to keep my hype to an appropriate level with this Hogwarts Legacy game but i do feel like my excitement is warrented with this game because of all the detail and gameplay features they’ve shown us..
On top of that it seems like this game is gonna be huge because of the small portion of the map we’ve seen, so i can’t wait to hear a little bit more about it 😁
I just hope that what they’ve shown us isn’t the only polished part of what they’ve done up till now..
With that said i still truly believe that this game is gonna be magical 😁
@@martinchristensen6786 I hope its gonna be magical I've been waiting years for a Harry Potter game with graphics like this..
@@Based1889 The game at launch could still be quite different.
I love how the Slytherin common room has an underwater, emerald ambiance to it. Also love Ravenclaw's elegant common room, Hufflepuff's warm earthy atmosphere and Gryffindor's common room seems so much bigger.
Slytherin common rooms were located under the Great Lake
Hufflepuff common rooms are on the same level as the Kitchens (beneath the Great Hall)
@@盧璘壽로인수 I can just imagine the hufflepuff peeps bringing food into their dormitories straight from the kitchen haha
@@hanna3684 you mean the House Elfs? or Hufflepuffs themselves sneaking into the Kitchens?
I really like that they made Hogwarts as big as possible, this way it feels a lot more like the living, magical castle from the books in which you can totally get lost for hours and find all kinds of secret magic. Movie Hogwarts never really did this for me, that felt too much like a normal boarding school in a fancy building and not like the bastion of (ancient) magic that Hogwarts is supposed to be.
Yes, this oddly matches a bit more to the version of Hogwarts I had in my head when reading the books. I can't wait to explore its hallways!
I have a feeling this is to do with the budget to the first films and the want to not change too much later down the line. But I definitely agree with you, the castle feels truly bigger and magical.
@@BenjaminSnow absolutely, the Hogwarts of the book is definitely bigger than in the movies
I had never noticed this but you're right. I always imagined Hogwarts to be wider. Although in my mind, I like to think Hogwarts was gradually improved and made bigger with time
Back then when I read the first book with 6 or 7 years, I imagened Hogwarts being a pink fairitale castle 😂💗
As a Ravenclaw, I absolutely adore the whole "Mage Tower/Astronomer" atmosphere of the house's Common Room. It just screams "knowledge is power".
Ravenclaw common rooms are located in Ravenclaw Tower
as a gryffindor my favorite common room is ravenclaw its BEAUTIFUL
Knowledge is power, think you're a Slytherin 😂
@@Pepespizzeria1 Power is power.
@@_Twisty like a really cool place to visit but not exactly home. The Griffindor house looks way more inviting. You can tell by the wrinkled rug that they've all agreed that their adventures and conversation are more important than tidying. Like "someone will get it". 😂
While the Ravenclaw home you can tell us maintained really well. Everyone tidies and they probably have rotating cleaning schedules or some kind of magic.
Ravenclaw room definitely has that uniquely stereotypical "mages tower" vibe to it.
Ravenclaw = Mage
Gryfindor = Warrior
Slytherin = Rogue
Hufflepuff = Support
@@patgray5402 Agreed to some extent because all the houses were based on wizards that founded them rather than combat classes. I think this would be a more fitting category.
Ravenclaw = Pure Mage (Light)
Gryfindor = Spell Sword/Battle Mage
Slytherin = Pure Mage (Dark)
Hufflepuff = Mage Healer
The founders dress according to that way too
Very astronomical in design, which I like. The focus on stars feels like something a very knowledge-focused house would have.
@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish Quran (5:51): “Don’t take Jews or Christians for friends. If you do, then Allah will consider you to be one of them.”
Fun Fact: Ravenclaw’s common room has natural air conditioning.
As a Hufflepuff the common room looks like absolute perfection.
as a slytherin...the hufflepuff common room is a vibe like I would want to visit y'all's common room from time to time👌👀
@@juno_lii Now that I think about it, that'd be pretty cool - if we can visit other common rooms, maybe find a secret puzzle or two in them, would be interesting. 👍🏼
@@RaijinGod-Indra Sadly it's not allowed at Hogwarts to visit different common rooms but maybe the game will let us do some rule-breaking...
Hot garbage.
@@OnlyBobGreen no one asked for your opinion
I absolutely love the design of the Hufflepuff common room! It's so warm, inviting and cozy. Can't wait to explore when the game comes out.
The Hufflepuff common room makes me think I'm inside of Bag End, the Baggins family estate in Lord of the Rings.
I wanna play an evil Hufflepuff, shit's gonna be wild
@@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289 Yeah, it reminded me of that too, the wooden pillars and beams.
I wanted to use sectumsempra on the enemies, but realised it wasn't created yet. I hope we can use crucio haha
@@ShabzTheKing007 same, I was trying to remember the name of that spell the other day! I'm not even a big fan of the Potter series, but you give me a chance to make my own character in a world and I'll suddenly become much more interested in it
Common room fits in the elemental motif
Gryffindor-Fire
Hufflepuff-Earth
Ravenclaw-Air
Slytherin-Water
Everything changed when the Gryffindors attacked
@@smit_1449 lol
@@smit_1449Although his powers are great, the Heir of Slytherin has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Tom Riddle can save the wizarding world
@@Nisselak that would be a good plot twist, voldemort the water bender ✨🌊
With your powers combined, I am Captain Planet! (What? Too outdated? lol)
I love the largeness of them all!!! It always struck me as odd in HP media that it seemed the common room was only big enough to accommodate the Griffindors of Harry’s year, this makes WAY more sense!
You could barely fit like 10 people in that room comfortably, nevermind the 250 gryffindor students. You would definitely have more than 10 kids wanting to be in there at one time.
i always kind of assumed that the Griffindors common room was like various levels and the one in the films is just the most commonly used one
but i have no idea the layout of Hogwarts so i wouldn't know
exactly my thoughts! i love these ones
I always assumed it was magic and that each year got their own separate space. You know how like there's only one door to the dormitory if you walk up the stairs, but the room behind changes to fit what your year you are in
I’m sure classes keep students flowing in and out so that the common room is free for certain grades at certain times. That said, I’m sure the dormitories are a bit bigger than we think.
I love how they followed the books so much more than the film's! This is exactly how I imagined each common room in the books. They didn't just screenshot the movies and go from there. They were so creative yet accurate to the descriptions the books gave us
Slytherin sounded so much more epic with the badass drawings and paintings of the history of the house and magic
Slytherin and Hufflepuff common room are my favourites from the book! They both use nature as their motifs. The black lake for Slytherin and green leafy decorations for Hufflepuff!
I'm torn between Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff. I like the coziness of Hufflepuff common room, but also I like the idea of living in a tower as a Ravenclaw student. But who am I kidding, I'm gonna replay in every single house lol
@@BenjaminSnow Ha! I liked Gryfindor and Slytherin the best. And I''m a Ravenclaw. Unfortunately Ravenclaw looks the worst to me.
@@patgray5402 WTF?
I’m going to play every single house too staring with Ravenclaw and working my way to Gryffindor
@@cattowers5636 what?
Hufflepuff definitely has a rustic fantasy theme. Ravenclaw is your average "mages tower" (as Jake4595 pointed out). Griffindor, royal castle vibes. Finally, Slytherin which, of course, is serving Evil Queen's castle vibes.
I'm a Ravenclaw through and through, but I'm definitely going to need to do a second playthrough as a Hufflepuff, because that common room looks so cozy.
Same here! The Hufflepuff common room looks so lovely I'm sure I can just sit there and stare at it whole day lol
All of them are cool enough for a separate playthrough for each
As a Gryffindor I just have to do a playthrough as all the other three houses too, especially as a Slytherin. The room looked AMAZING!
A little reference to «your dumbledore’s man through and through» ;) in the HP books in your comment?
And as a full blown Hufflepuff I can say that I adore the Ravenclaw common room. It's so elegant, intricate and stylish. Looks like a good place to have a cup of coffee and read a good book.
Gryffindor - Old and traditional
Slytherin - Spooky and dark
Hufflepuff - Welcoming and warm
Ravenclaw - Elegant and regal
I hope they let us sit down on any of the seats in the common rooms and through out the castle . I would like to just sit and watch everything going on and see how lively it is .
Same
I'm also hoping that we can do that. I used to just sit at night by the fireplace in Animal Crossing while having some tea in real life. btw in addition to that, I hope the sound design and score is good in the game - cuz that's one the most important thing when it comes to the immersion.
Hopefully, they let us just have study times where we can sit and do homework.
That and hopefully they add a first person view, hopefully it is already included and if not they add it on a patch or update
Omg yess me too!
I am completely and utterly in love with the ravenclaw common room. Can't wait to see more of it.
Same! It’s so beautiful! I’m happy I’m a Ravenclaw. It’s by far my favourite of the 4. It stands out to me in such a beautiful way. The other 3 all seem kinda similar. The Ravenclaw common room is all light and airy and I love the astronomical theme. It makes me feel like I definitely do belong in Ravenclaw because it matches my taste so well.
I am honestly just glad our mascot (I'm a ravenclaw) is an Eagle instead of a Raven. No but seriously, I'm absolutely in love with all the common rooms, especially the Ravenclaw and Griffindoor ones.
I hope the common rooms are not just props and actually have stuff to do there like mini games, companions and side missions. It also adds replayability because in order to get access to the other mini games/companions in the other common rooms you must be part of that house.
Yea, I want a reason to actually go to the common room. I don’t want to go there and just stand in the middle of the room for 5 minutes doing nothing because that’s all I can do.
I gonna love reading/study in here💕💕💕
bruh imagine for completion you got to play the game 4 times as a different house but each house has a entire knew story elements
Just based on what info we have been given I don’t see why this wouldn’t be a thing in the game
The first 3 PS2 games had a Missing Items side quest simply by reading the board, plus Order of the Phoenix allowed you to interact with the furniture, books, Crookshanks and play wizards chess with the Gryffindor Champion. They could definetely do both in HL, plus expand it some more.
The "F" rune in the hufflepuff common room is probably the "fehu" rune, which stands for Frey, the norse god of summer, light ect. fits pretty well, i think.
Interesting.. thanks for clarifying!
@@BenjaminSnow it represents wealth, cattle, and hard work - I think
The way I picture Ravenclaw is "almost" exactly like in this game.. The most lightest/brightest, cleanest, organized, lots of windows and they have 360 degrees of viewing from the tower, and lots of blue silk curtains... But for me, it should be more like "steampunk" more metal and bronze and rust and more technological items from victorian era.. I dont know, maybe its just me
I had a similar vibe in mind !
Organised*
Americans spell it with a z
But science always evolves!
@@matthewbates9629 I’m aware. I’m just educating Americans on how to speak the only language they know (: It’s within my pretentious European blood to scoff at Americanisms
Slytherin common room is definitely balling! Can't wait to explore the emerald-colored room and to see if they stayed faithful to the books/movies and have the common room underwater!
Correct, we know that the Slytherin windows basically is that it's underwater to the schools lake, maybe one of those special aquatic magical creatures will pop in every now and then through the window would be really cool to see.
One does not simply talk about the Hufflepuff Common Room without comparing it to Hobbit :D
I'm so looking forward to living in there.
Hufflepuffs are the Hobbits of Hogwarts 😊
Hufflepuffs are a bunch of Keebler elves and fairies lol
The extra space is much appreciated. The movies sets felt claustrophobic and like they couldn’t fit all of the students that were supposed to be staying at Hogwarts at any time during the school year. Love the detail they put into each. Hufflepuff seems the most inviting with the warm wood colors and the earthiness of the herbs on the walls.
Slytherin common room looks SEXY makes me even more proud to be in that house.
I’m a Gryffindor and I agree I’m obsessed with y’all’s common it’s so badass and chic omg can’t wait to use the poly juice potion just to pay a visit lmaooo
@@riverphoenix1102 lmao you naughty naughty
Suicide Squad: KTJL has been officially delayed but the good news is that it's coming out Spring 2023.
@@devinkleinsmith5026 so random 💀
Me too! I adore how spacious and gothic it is. I love my school House! 🐍🐍
As a Slytherin, I love the way our common room looks and can't wait to explore it! :D Any fellow Slytherins here?
🙋🐍
Yup!
Yes! :)
Yeeeeees
I'm not seeing much silver tho?? When our house colors are green & silver. The other common rooms have both of their corresponding colors
I’m so excited to start playing this game 4 times in a row. Starting a new game for each house and being a different type of person in each play through. I might change it up from the usual too. Like how evil wizards are usually from Slytherin, I’ll be a good guy in Slytherin, and a bad guy in Gryfindor.
same.. i'll make the most innocent slytherin ever and the most angry evil hufflepuff ever 😂 though i'll probably start with my own house being a Ravenclaw..
@@TheKing-ns4re Being bad doesn't mean you'll end up in Slytherin.
Did you read the books? The whole point of HP is that it doesn't matter who you are, but the choices you make. Once you get in one of the four, you are the one who choose what you'll become...not your house.
@@TheKing-ns4re No one is a bad person when you're 11.
Still, our choices is what makes us bad or good and not our house.
If you deny this, then you haven't understood the message of HP.
P.s: some bad guy were from other houses. That's also why your point of view was showed and then destroyed in the books. Even Harry would have been a Slytherin if he didn't CHOOSE.
@@TheKing-ns4re That's why you're wrong.
Just because Slytherin was showed to have "evil" people (most of them were just rude or bullies, something a lot of other people from other houses did), it doesn't mean that most bad people will end up in it. What you're missing:
-Dumbledore himself said that your house can't define who you'll because, just your choices.
-The people who got in Slytherin during the saga were children of Deatheaters or wizards/witches who believed in pureblood supremacy. They were not free to choose in the first place.
-Even J.K.Rowling said that she felt bad about not giving more examples of good people in Slytherin because a lot of people didn't understand the message of the saga (Dumbledore's words).
"Slytherin = bad" is absolute shit and reading it from someone who read the books and watched the movies is frustrating.
@@TheKing-ns4re "Each house has their own specific personalities"
True, but none of them is "being bad". That's the point that sums up why you're wrong.
Your common sense is non existing: the fact the a lot of people were bad in Slytherin has nothing to do with the house or its traits!
Confirmed by Dumbledore and J.K.Rowling, what else do you need?
"Why would Harry be all like Not Slytherin?"
He was told evil people came from that house from an 11 years old boy whose vision of the world is as simple as wrong. That's why Dumbledore teaches Harry that your house has nothing to do with evil or good.
Harry's son was also afraid because a 11 years old boy has a simple vision of life and has not the maturity to understand such things. Harry himself told him that it doesn't matter the house you get in, what just matters is your choices and if you want not to be there, fine. Choose so, but that doesn't change you or define what you'll become. Slytherin or Gryffindor, you'll act based on your choices and values not because "Ehy I'm a Griffindor I have to be brave!".
If you're "bad" you have equal chances to be a Gryffindor or a Slytherin.
Personality traits of Slytherin are cunning, resourcefulness, leadership, and ambition. Nothing else. Bad is not there.
Personality traits of Gryffindor are courage, chivalry, nerve and determination. Good is not there.
"Most evil people will end up in Slytherin" is shit: it just shows how you didn't understand the whole point of the saga.
I’m a ravenclaw but I do think the slytherin’s have the coolest common room since the windows look out to Great Lake. Just picturing sitting there with aquatic creatures swimming by occasionally seems so cool.
I Totally agree
Absolutely loving the cozy hobbit vibes from the Hufflepuff dorm. They've done such a big mission on the world design, this is going to take days to explore everywhere :D
I love that I’m a Ravenclaw because the Ravenclaw common room is beautiful and definitely the best. The other common rooms seem too dark and would make me tired, the Ravenclaw common room seems relaxing and easy to sit and study in. And I love the space theme. It feels the most unique of the 4 to me and stands out beautifully.
How is the hufflepuff one dark?
The only one dark is Slytherin.
@@alfredohumberto2222 they all look dark to me except Ravenclaw. How can you not see all those dark shadows in the other two common rooms?
@@rachelcookie321 Bc RC tower is the only one which have 360º glass windows. Im also from RC but every room have their own style.
@@CesarRavenclaw yes, I know why it is lighter and brighter in Ravenclaw, I think they are all well designed but I’m happy to be Ravenclaw because I think it’s the best.
Gryffindor room is full of warmth.
Hufflepuff room is full of life.
Ravenclaw room is full of atmosphere.
Slytherin room is full of coolness.
The common room if I'm remembering right is directly under the lake for Slytherin.
@@catandrobbyflores that would explain the stone-like ceiling.
Nailed it
I hope in Slytherin we can see creatures such as the giant squid from the underwater windows 🦑 🐠. I’m obsessed with aquariums so this is one reason Slytherin is perfect for me.
Merpeople
I never made the connection but I'm also a Slytherin who loves aquariums!
@@Melissa-sx9vh Slytherin Common Rooms were located under the Lake
I hope we can see Kelpie through the window.
It’s awesome to see all the common rooms in such detail, especially the Hufflepuff one as it’s canon that it’s the most comfortable out of all the common rooms, followed by Gryffindor then Ravenclaw and finally Slytherin.
Hufflepuff feels so homey and welcoming. It suits them.
All of the common rooms are hugely impressive, but as a Slytherin, I gotta say the hufflepuff and ravenclaw common rooms in particular are near perfection from what very little we’ve seen of them in the game so far.
It actually makes more sense that they are big, as there were some mentions i. The books that all the Gryffindors of all years were celebrating in the common room at some point, and there's no mention of it feeling like there's an extension spell like in the tents.
Ravenclaw and Slytherin are my favs! They look gorgeous.
I love the Hufflepuff common room to bits. It looks so warm and cozy, like a hobbit hole. I kind of wish it had more windows and natural lighting, like the Griffindor common room.
They nailed all of the common room designs, but I can't wait to get myself sorted into Hufflepuff house just to chill out in this wonderful common room! It looks like the home of a Hobbit, a place where you'll always find a comfy spot to sit down with a good cup of tea or maybe a hot chocolate and a book.
Slytherin common nailed the under water vibe since it is also beneath the black lake
I’m a Ravenclaw and was hoping for more blue tones all around the common rooms instead of browns. Either way it looks awesome and I can’t wait to play!
I'm also in Ravenclaw but I honestly like what they did with the common room. I think too much silver would have been a bad aesthetic choice because there is no contrast.
@@catandrobbyflores You mean bronze
As someone who LOVES blue I feel it's blue enough.
I personally like what they did with it. It doesn't stand out but still gives the room a more comfortable feeling with its warm tone in the middle of lots of blue shades and white.
I love that they finally returned to bronze and blue as Ravenclaws colors. You can see that when you look at the scarf. So there is still hope, that we get our eagle back!
I love the “new” common rooms, they ARE different but still give their houses’ vibe if you get what I mean, THE DEVS ARE CRAZY GOOD!
I love the warm yellow lighting that makes it look like it's the golden hour in the Hufflepuff common room! It really gives me the feel of playing in the woods in summertime! ☀️🌲💛
I love the fact that it's right next to the kitchens too. I'm the kind of person that sleeps better when something is running whether it be the dishwasher, fan, heater etc and the kitchens give off that perfect home feeling
@@stevenceja4706 That would be quite perfect! XD I think I’d probably sneak in and take some snacks too!
@@RetroDreamer Yes! Haha. In my heart I still want to be Ravenclaw and I love their common room too cause it reminds you of the finer things in life but if I was just chilling there in my casual clothes I'd feel so underdressed 🤣
@@stevenceja4706 Yeah, their common room is really pretty, and I agree about feeling under dressed. I think I like Hufflepuff, but if I had anything else I’d want to be Gryffindor which is my second house. I like their common room because it seems nice and cozy and honestly a little messy which is like my whole vibe XD But I do like Ravenclaw’s common room because it reminds me of my sister! She’s a Gryffindor but she gives off immaculate Ravenclaw vibes lol. Ravenclaw is pretty cool!
Certainly love Slytherin's common room, fitting since that's my house, but Hufflepuff's is also quite nice and I like how unique the overall design is compared to Ravenclaw and griffindor which are more standard than anything else.
As a Ravenclaw I can't wait to explore the common room and the castle. I loved how well they did the common rooms, reminded me of how well the rooms were made in the Lego Harry Potter games.
I can’t wait to explore the lore in all the common rooms
The Hufflepuff rooms are perfect! Literally a dream home. Like the aesthetics are so up my alley! 😍
Being in the real Common room where they shoot the movies you realize how small it actually is.
Also the Snake for the win!
Ohh! You've been on the set? That's awesome!
@@BenjaminSnow Greeeaat many years ago. 2004-5 around when Azkaban came out. I was 11-12 back theen. Me and some friends took like a two weeks vacation going around all the castles and sets. Still memeber it thoe good fun and actually really awesome weather. But sry to you all Scots and Brits but your food is terrible beyond belief.
words cannot express how badly i want to play this game
I don't play games, but I am just amazed by how great and detailed everything looks. I want to try this game simply because I want to stroll the castle and pretend I am one of the students.
That’s fascinating to see people considering trying out games for the first time thanks to Hogwarts Legacy. Gaming is great in general. It’s a great way to relax your mind, it’s a safe environment where you can be whoever you want. Aside from “fun”, gaming has been very therapeutic for me regardless of the genre.
I'm astounded by the incredible detail of reimagining Hogwarts during the Victorian 1800s. As a Slytherin. I'm especially excited to explore that common room. Love the fact that my own home is a mix of Victorian and Slytherin... so very cool to see Emerald tiffany lamps, rich velvet drapes mixed in with the darker Goth feel. Really well done on all the art work and rooms, and they also feel historically accurate. So beautifully done.
Hufflepuffs room seem like the place for me kinda wished all the houses had shine in the OG movies but I’m excited to at least do two play throughs for Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw
Even as a Slytherin I absolutely adore the other common rooms as well! I look forward to kick back with some hufflepuffs
I really love that there are a hundred little details with each House that combine to just feel right for that House. Like I look at Hufflepuff and yes, that feels right to me. In the hands of a developer who didn’t care, this easily could have been a case of making a cheap color palette swap with a few different decorations to make them different and calling it good. There’s so much more going on with these versions though that make it clear this is a developer who cares about this universe like we do and is taking their time to do it justice. I couldn’t be happier. ♥️
Hufflepuff common room looks like you can comfortably sitting down on the floor reading or chatting with friends while snacking and that's just the right vibe!
Huffelpuff looks so good
Like a hobbit home😅
Absolutely love how huge everything is. I never liked how tiny/packed everything looked in the movies.
I wouldn't be too quick to suspect foul play from a student just because he's a Slytherin. Dude's just having a drink and leaning against a colunn.
True. He just looked like he was having a drink to me.
Haha the classic slytherin discrimination
A litttle fun fact about the Common rooms.
all 4 Hogwarts house common rooms have ties to that houses element.
Gryffindor is tied to fire, The most distinguished feature is the roaring fireplace.
Slytherin is tied to water, The Common room is next to the lake and illuminated by the lake's water in the windows.
Ravenclaw is tied to air, Air whistles around the windows of the towers and the room is said to be Airy.
Hufflepuff is tied to earth, the Common room is underground and had a lot of plants.
In the Ravenclaw room there are many books on the shelves, I hope we can always take one out and then master the potion or spell better
People may look down on Hufflepuf as the boring one, but the Common Rooms look really comfy. It looks like somewhere I could feel really relaxed reading book after turning the lights down.
2:40 pointed arches are just gothic. Not necessarily celtic. in fact, it's the Hufflepuff common room that I think looks very celtic
Oh I see. Thanks for clarifying
This game is now my second favorite Harry Potter project behind the the amazingly shot prison of Azkaban movie
I'm a Slytherin but dang the Hufflepuff common room looks so beautiful & cozy
I absolutely LOVE the hufflepuff common room, it just feels perfect
😎Saving the best house for last. I'm super happy and satisfied with the Hufflepuff common room and can't wait to see more of it especially the dorms. 😁
what i love about this is how you really can tell they used these past 3 years very well! i was pissed how they never posted anything on their twitter or instagram, but seeing all of these and the whole game trailer, i am just... happy. it IS everything we fans wanted. not gonna lie, i got myself a new gamer laptop just for this game! cannot wait to create a character and play.
we finally got our Hogwarts letter after so many years of patiently waiting for it. 🧡
I'm Ravenclaw, and I like that it is a tower with the best window view with pretty sunlight coming in. I want a raven pet! I agree the huffles have a Hobbit house, except the ceilings should be lower and have smaller areas. The internet says it is "cozy", but not when it's huge.
It's an eagle, not a raven. Learn which our pet xd
@@cattowers5636 Ravens are smarter than eagles and are part of the name. So that makes no sense.
** yeah it doesn’t make sense at all, but it’s true, the ravenclaw bird is in fact an eagle not a raven!
@@Emy-fh1zn "Ravenclaws were known to be logical and rational". It seems some Ravenclaws are not so logical, haha. ;)
2:21
Personally, my favorite movie out of the HP Franchise, the risk was much higher than The Previous movie because it establish more common ground with Griffindore, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw to set an alliance in preparation for the upcoming war, the sets in Hogwarts is much larger than life.
Every other common room: *happy magical music :D*
Slytherin common room: *OoOoo eviiiil D:*
Honestly, you putting jazz music in the background for hufflepuff makes me want to go there.
I don’t know if you’ve looked at some of the concept art just yet but it* seems to me like there are going to be some constellations puzzles in the game..
Most likely solved by lining the constellation up with dots on a structure or a wall..
They also showed another puzzle involving moving parts and light..
I think the puzzles are gonna be quite challenging and a large part of the game both in and outside of Hogwarts 😁
Can't believe I'm finally gonna be able to chill out in Hufflepuff's common room, listening to some tunes
I wish theyd made Gryffindir a circular room like in the books but its still cool.
Yeah it still looks similar to the movie version, which most people are familiar with, so that’s probably why they did it this way. This game is heavily based upon the movies too which I think is a good thing because it goes hand and hand with what we’re used to actually seeing
Saw this on my recommendations I DO NOT regret watching a single thing, everything looks so realistic and THE DETAILS, AND VISUALS are insane, it's so inspiring and everything literally looks so big, as if you're in the school itself!
The common rooms are all so perfect. I Love Ravenclaw house. I choose 100% Ravenclaw in this game and my department. 💙💙💙💙💙
This is a unique opportunity for the developers to make Slytherin more than just “the evil house” where all the bad guys are sorted. Even in this video you analyzed the Slytherin common room with ominous background music and more than a little suspicion. I’ll be interested to see how it is approached in this game
We're not evil - we just have more swag than the other houses! Gryffindors be jelly of this so they call us evil ;)
@@Alexandra-rb7ju I’m a Slytherin myself. To be fair, all the bad guys in the HP series are cartoonishly evil
My top 2 are definitely Slytherin and Hufflepuff. Hufflepuff just looks so homely, inviting and relaxing to be in. And Slytherin looks like an underground palace.
I’m a ravenclaw, but I absolutely adore the griffyndor and hufflepuff common rooms! slytherin and ravenclaw’s are also quite well!
I love all of these rooms, my favorite is Ravenclaw common room. I may be a Slytherin but I know style when I see it. 😌
I love Ravenclaw's common room too, even though I'm Hufflepuff. I mean, they all look great
im obsessed with the hufflepuff common room.
The Slytherin common room is under the black lake and has windows looking into it
I love how ethereal and haunting the Slytherin common room is. The green-blue light from the lake reminds me of those areas in spa resorts where you could just lie down and do some light therapy to relax. It’s also very sophisticated and has some “old money” feel
0:58 Gryffindor
2:29 Ravenclaw
3:20 Slytherin
4:32 Hufflepuff
As a hufflepuff i fallin in love with that style room 😭 i really love the hobbit alsoooo
I feel Slytherin should have some silver lights suspended to go with the green glow of the lake. Make it more on brand but also brighten the room up a bit, not in the warm tones of Hufflepuff but more in the the street smart kinda urban decor vibe. I dunno if that makes any sense. But it is a mood.
Hufflepuff common room looks so cozy and relaxing
I've always been a Gryffindor but damn I'm a little jealous of those other common rooms. They did a wonderful job capturing the atmosphere of the spaces I envisioned, and the fact that Hogwarts actually feels as big as it looks has me excited to explore more when the game is finally released!
Ravenclaw gets to live in a luxurious penthouse while slytherin lives in a dungeon
If the developers of this game created a LOTR game, I think it would be amazing
As one who keeps getting Slytherin on Pottermore, I’ve been curious as to what the common room looks like, but this is a great video to see what it’s like. Thank you.
Omg I would never leave Hufflepuff's common room 😍 so peaceful and beautiful
Also, next to the kitchen. Which means, you can get the first bite.
@@zitronentee omg right! And you can sneak in to get a snack at night if you're hungry 😋
huffle puff is giving very much cottage and foraging core and it's so beautiful
The common rooms are all so perfect. I can't wait to explore them.
I’d say these are wayyy better than movies’ presentation of each common rooms. I mean finally we get to explore and see and feel the vibes and I absolutely looooove them all!
Gryffindor: Hero's room
Ravenclaw: Library lobby
Slytherin: The cool brooding kids' room
Hufflepuff: Best place to take a nap
Based on those descriptions I'd guess you might be a Slytherin yourself?
@@Nebechadnezzar I am a Ravenclaw lol
honestly you nailed the slytherin one though👀 as soon as the game comes out I will most definitely visit the ravenclaw and hufflepuff common rooms cuz they look beautiful ✨
Hufflepuff...I love that room, it's so heartwarming to see it in the video. Thanks man!
As a hufflepuff, I love the common room. So cute and homey 🥰
I really love the Gryffindor and Ravenclaw common rooms. Gryffindor has that fiery look and warmth that a common room requires. The Ravenclaw common room is a nice place to hangout with a great view and cool wind coming through, with its beautiful space-kinda vibe.
Cant wait to see my Hufflepuff room haha
YES!!
All the Hufflepuff's in the comments makes me so happy
@@JayJay0805 because finally we got to see hufflepuff common room
The raven claw common room reminds me a lot of the academy of Rays Lucaria in Elden Ring. FromSofware’s approach to magic is very in line with Ravenclaw’s identity. It’s much more than some gift and natural born talent, it’s something to be studied and perfected. The emphasis on stars and other celestial objects, as well as the color blue are also to be noted.