It would surely be damning if players could use Hogwarts Legacy’s Killing Curse on another student, for example, especially if it was used in a consensual dueling club match. Players are able to acquire the three Unforgivable Curses throughout Hogwarts Legacy, but it has also not been stated one way or another if players will be able to use these curses in every instance of combat. It is clear that certain choices will lead players down certain paths, but it is unclear whether these paths lock them out of particular endings, friendships, or other interactions. RELATED: Why Hogwarts Legacy is the ‘Perfect’ Harry Potter Game with the Worst Timing Hogwarts Legacy Lets Players Choose Their Own Moral PathĬhoices in Hogwarts Legacy may or may not be reprimanded, at least from what has been shown thus far. For players who do want to use curses, the Dark Arts Battle Arena offers a haven to freely enjoy Unforgivable Curses as a feature in Hogwarts Legacy. Still, the argument remains that players may not need to use curses that seem reprehensible on enemies at all if they wish not to. It is possible that Hogwarts Legacy could pit players against fellow students, but many of the game’s common enemies seem to be appropriately antagonistic and wish harm upon them. Moreover, many open-world action-RPGs feature combat where players cut down enemies without a second thought. That said, it seems entirely up to players whether they choose to cast these curses or not. This argument is salient when considering that Hogwarts Legacy’s protagonist is a late fifth-year student at Hogwarts and their youth may be a talking point regarding their actions. Because players can freely cast Avada Kedavra, Imperio, and Crucio in this particular Battle Arena, many have been quick to criticize how nonchalantly the player can kill and torture their enemies. Hogwarts Legacy recently revealed its Dark Arts Battle Arena to the dismay of some fans.
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