Where does every one go at night

[GreedyChip]

its like every NPC disappears

[boosted juice]

You're not supposed to wander the school at night.

[Felixinius]

Originally posted by GreedyChip:

its like every NPC disappears

It's called sleeping. I know a lot of gamers skip that until they die in a random lan house but a lot of people want to live longer so they keep that habit.

[peter4i4ik]

If you follow a student, you will see that he mindlessly wanders through all Hogwarts in circles

[El lobo]

Originally posted by Felixinius:

Originally posted by GreedyChip:

its like every NPC disappears

It's called sleeping. I know a lot of gamers skip that until they die in a random lan house but a lot of people want to live longer so they keep that habit.

So they use floo powder to get home? Because the school dorms are empty.

[GreedyChip]

Originally posted by Felixinius:

Originally posted by GreedyChip:

its like every NPC disappears

It's called sleeping. I know a lot of gamers skip that until they die in a random lan house but a lot of people want to live longer so they keep that habit.

so where do they sleep i go to the dorms and no one is sleeping in their beds

[SotiCoto]

They're supposed to be in their rooms. They just cease to exist though, because sleep doesn't exist in this game... but the important thing is that they're not breaking curfew.
However, if they're the player character OR have a quest for you, then they're allowed to be out all night and nobody cares.

Also the game only slightly remarks on the fact that your character, ostensibly a student, spends most of their time wandering the highlands of Scotland (often for multiple days without food, water, sleep nor toilet breaks) rather than attending classes.

But hey... this is the Potterverse... where some spells do really mundane things while other spells do things that only make sense if your age is a single figure and you lack the power of scrutiny. In fact, there is probably a spell for that. SCRUTIO! Point is they probably don't need food, water, sleep nor toilet breaks because magic.
Also you don't need to attend classes because magic.
Also time doesn't actually pass in spite of day and night cycles going by regularly. Because magic.
Also the entire countryside is riddled with spiders, wolves and psychopaths and hardly anyone else gets hurt. Because magic.

[Toplay]

just lazy game design...what kills the whole hogwarts mood in an instance, Also since you are able to do what you want with no restrictions you dont seem really like a student IMO. Also the story being like "you are a hero because yes" is pretty meh.

[PaulGR]

Originally posted by Felixinius:

Originally posted by GreedyChip:

its like every NPC disappears

It's called sleeping. I know a lot of gamers skip that until they die in a random lan house but a lot of people want to live longer so they keep that habit.

Actually they are not sleeping, all dorms are empty.

The NPCs disappear at night. Hogwarts is an empty castle after 6 PM...

Would it be so hard for them to write a script TPing the students inside the dorms at night? More evidence that the game is unifinished.

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by Toplay:

just lazy game design...what kills the whole hogwarts mood in an instance, Also since you are able to do what you want with no restrictions you dont seem really like a student IMO. Also the story being like "you are a hero because yes" is pretty meh.

Students aren't supposed to be out at night, there's a curfew.

[El lobo]

Originally posted by SotiCoto:

Also the entire countryside is riddled with spiders, wolves and psychopaths and hardly anyone else gets hurt. Because magic.

It doesnt work like that with most of your points,
For the death part, the game dialogue confirms that the player character kills his enemies. So the player is in fact Voldemording his way trough the countryside.

[SotiCoto]

Originally posted by El lobo:

Originally posted by SotiCoto:

Also the entire countryside is riddled with spiders, wolves and psychopaths and hardly anyone else gets hurt. Because magic.

It doesnt work like that with most of your points,
For the death part, the game dialogue confirms that the player character kills his enemies. So the player is in fact Voldemording his way trough the countryside.

I... well okay, but if you just remove the player character from the equation for a moment, the actual amount of death or GBH occurring is remarkably low given the sheer density of hostiles in the general Hogwarts area.
But as you say, the player character tips things back in the other direction to a ridiculous degree by single-handedly genociding the goblins and poachers across the Scottish highlands... along with a lot of preaching about how they deserve it and it is entirely Ranrock's fault that someone came into their camp and slaughtered them all.

[Warlord]

Everyone gets invited to a party you aren't invited too.

The secrets out!

[Си́нтез]

this game is non-canon,
canon Hogwarts is filled with life all night
https://youtu.be/XCT5bA93kic?list=PLNGa1kVSWDk2VYBTvEAbZbGWXio4PSPJT&t=144