In Hogwarts Legacy one aspect of leveling up is spending Talent Points on various magical abilities. This mod does exactly what it says (and like some of these, does what ought to be in the game already) and shrinks your UI. It’s quite a lot bigger and more intrusive on PC when you’re a foot or two away from your screen.

The UI in Hogwarts Legacy is perfect on a TV playing from a video game console. (Or you can change it into Thomas the Tank Engine). You can, well, turn your broom into Shrek and fly around on the green ogre’s back. But if you’d like to be able to just point your broom in the direction you’d like to go with your mouse, this is the mod for you. Mouse Controls For Broomīroom controls are terrible in Hogwarts Legacy, especially with mouse and keyboard. Now you can be the shaggy beast of Hogwarts with this pretty straightforward facial hair mod that basically adds beards to your facewear gear. My good friend, however, was already a shaggy beast by his junior year. When I was in high school, I could grow a rather flimsy beard. If you’re having issues with your game- and other fixes aren’t helping-give this mod a download. It actually helps your game perform better on PC-where Hogwarts Legacy is notorious for framerate drops, hitching and stuttering and various other infuriating problems. This mod is much more helpful than the previous one. Honestly, this one makes the most sense once you’ve already beaten the game and are playing it again and just don’t want to deal with solving the puzzles a second time.

This is a pretty simple mod that makes solving those math-based door puzzles a bit easier by adding a number to each of the symbols around the door puzzle. Here are a few other fun mods that you can (and should) take for a spin. A multiplayer mod isn’t the only way PC players of Hogwarts Legacy can spice up the game-or make it ridiculously wacky.

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