No, Hufflepuff is the worst. The Rank like this: 1. Slythgerin 2. RavenClaw 3. Gryffindor 4. Hufflepuff. Hufflepuff just looks like a cheap hotel. RavenClaw isn't the best because it is a mess. The common room is nice, but just look at those stairs that goes down to the hideous bathroom. The things simply don't mesh well with each other and it feels as if the gamedevs were ina rush when designing it. Not as much of a rush as when they created the Boring Hufflepuff mind you... but still a rush. As for Hufflepuff... is simply feels flat and sterile. They should have added 3x as many plants and maybe some butterflies? and the ground should have gone up and down more bulging since it wouldhave given it nature feeling.
@@CobraKai63 The answer is no. I found the tower/roof that leads to ravenclaw dorm as a slytherin and the game would not let me demount on the roof. Im guessing you can only demount if you are a ravenclaw.
When I discovered that roof (as a Ravenclaw) and landed on it and realized what I was on top of. I was so excited!! Also Is it just me or does it seem like this game (no spoilers please!!) was originally written with a Female Ravenclaw in mind as the main protagonist. I’m guessing they always we’re planning to allow you to play in any house from the very initial idea. Though when they actually wrote the story, the side characters and their relationships, they probably wanted to define a bit of a main character for themselves as it’s very hard to write a story with your main protagonist not having any background or emotions, or possible character relationships and traits etc. Might just be me though idk.
I feel like its worth mentioning that the "restricted" sections of the common rooms are only restricted if you play as guy. The lore behind it is that the creators of the castle didnt want the boys sneaking into the girls rooms so the common room keeps them out of the girls area of the house. Its totally unfair that it doesnt work both ways but its still a little detail from the books im glad was included.
Yeah, I was thinking that too. I played as a Ravenclaw female student in my first playthrough and when I saw the guards in this video I thought "What? I don't remember those...?"
As a Ravenclaw boy, I'd love if the developers changed this for my house. I mean, having an open mind is one of the main Ravenclaw traits, so I think it would be logical that Rowena Ravenclaw just ignored the stereotypes and forbid both genders from bothering each other. I doubt it would have been too much extra work for her (or for any other founders).
As a member of Ravenclaw myself, I can say without a doubt that I was STUNNED by how fancy my common room was. I loved it and am proud to be a Ravenclaw.
Since our character (probably) comes from London, I think the vibe comparisons are best described like this: Gryffindor: Aristocratic London Slytherin: Gothic Victorian London Ravenclaw: Fantasy London Hufflepuff: Wales
Hufflepuff would have gotten first place if it looked cleaner. Cozy and clean?! Divine. Ravenclaw looks downright sterile in comparison.Lots of elegance and a modicum of charm. Rooftop access for parties. 🥳🎉
Y'know, I was really set on choosing Ravenclaw because that was always the house I imagined I'd be in when I was growing up, but I gotta say, the Slytherin common room won me over. It's got an incredibly on-point thematic design. The lounge with those windows showing how the entire dorm is built underwater is such a vibe.
Yeah slytherin should be on top because of that Gothic scholar ambiance. Ravenclaw feels more French “sun king” kind or maybe the idea of the big renaissance sculptures
Another small feature not many know about is that if you use your basic spell on any of the windows of the underwater room in the slytherin area, a massive tentacle will slap the window
I'm a Slytherin myself, however i do admire the Ravenclaw room as it's bright and quite spacious. Still, can't beat the Slytherin snake entryway and secluded vibe 😎🐍💚
As a Gryffindor I think what hurts the common room is that it's in the same style as pretty much the rest of the castle, which obviously makes sense because both are a part of the medieval theme. Because of this though, it can make the room seem boring or bland.
I also agree ravenclaw is the best, but my problem with it is that one of its lore features is that it has the best views to several areas of hogwarts, but here all the windows are opaque and you can't see through any of them :( it's infuriating.
Yeah, it's the reason I think I'd rank Slytherin first, you can look out the aquarium window, which you cannot do in Ravenclaw, even though the books explicitly mention the stunning views. The piano is really cool.
As a Ravenclaw, the Hufflepuff common room looks amazing with the wooden architecture, natural sunlight and greenery. The slide looks like a lot of fun!
To me (a fellow Ravenclaw), Hufflepuff was the closet CR that gave ours a run for its money. *Love* its cosy, cheerful, plant-based themes to it with fitted their house to a tee. Slytherin is also fine, but to me a bit damp and gothic, whilst Gryffindor looks *such* a yawn.
Gryffindor is like a giant narnia wardrobe 😆 it’s great! I’m guessing a lot of people are over it though because we were literally in it for like 6 movies lol
Hahah I had a hard time during my first few mins in that common room, Slytherin and Hufflepuff were neatly arranged. But Slytherin is too dark and too luxurious for my taste. Can't wait to experience Ravenclaw's soon!
Slytherin is number one for me, love the underwater view and the water features in the house. Honestly it would make sleeping very peaceful for me. Would actually want to be sorted into slytherin if hogwarts actually existed
The Slytherin common room does also have an interactable piano, and also has the squid of the lake when you cast a few basic spells on the window. Really nice touches but I still agree Ravenclaws looks the best.
One thing that I think is really cool about Ravenclaw house that a lot of people probably don't know is that you can fly to and land at the overlook above the common area of your rooms. There's a spiral staircase that you can unlock to find a kind of rooftop garden and you can use this spot as a take-off and landing point for direct access.
Although I love my gothic Slytherin common room where I know I'd feel the most comfortable in, Ravenclaw is definitely the most beautiful. It looks like it's always filled with fresh air that refreshes your brain everytime you breathe.
Hufflepuffs is the coolest. Warm lighting, plants hanging from the curved supports, the way some benches blend seamlessly into the environment by the flowing lines in the woodwork. Organic and natural, cozy and welcoming
I'd say Slytherin is deffiently #1 for me. The high ceilings and victorian style architecture really completes the look. (I also love it because it's by far the biggest commen room) My second would be Ravenclaw for obvious reasons, third Gryffindor, and least favorite would be Hufflepuff. It's deffiently cozy and does feel like I'm in the shire (I'm a huge LOTR fan), but it's quite small and not what I'm looking for in a commen room. It makes me feel almost claustraphoic with the constant crouching beneath doorways. I also don't like how plain the dormitories are. :)
Same i love the Slytherin common room, only thing is i wished there would be a little more vibrant green accents. It feels a little pale, except for the Dormitories.
Slytherin for me is a weird one because I think it looks the coolest and most impressive out of all of them, but it's not cozy at all. I think it's great to look at, but actually hanging out there everyday would get depressing lol.
I think Griffindor was held back because it was showed in the movies where they couldn’t do a lot of crazy stuff. So Griffindor is beholden to a decades old movie while the other houses could’ve been imagined however the dev team wanted.
To be honest, the Slytherin room looks exactly like it did in the second movie. I mean we only saw a little bit of it but I always imagined it looked something like this.
Slytherin feels like a high end hotel as you walk through in my opinion. Marble flooring echoes, the use of the cool water tones. In contrast, Gryffindor feels like a hall.
*Second for me!* Nearly beats Ravenclaw, but theirs is *just* too stunning, grand and atmospheric beyond words. 😍💕 It would *even* beat some five-star hotels! PS: I am a Ravenclaw, but am *not* showing bias. I *still* would have said the same if I was in a different house.
As a Slytherin, almost a Ravenclaw, i absolutely love Ravenclaw’s common room, but they all have a lovely sense of uniqueness that makes me want to visit them all :)
I'm surprised you put the Hufflepuff in 3rd. I'm in Ravenclaw but I like the Hufflepuff common room better. The Ravenclaw common room is stunning but it looks like a museum. The Hufflepuff gives is very cozy feeling. I love it so much that I'm rethinking my choice between Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, which isn't very loyal of me. Slytherin is my least favorite. It looks cool but the underwater thing gives me a depressing feeling.
*Me also!* Slytherin is fine, but to me, looks *too* damp, gothic, and a bit depressing! Especially compared to the comforting, welcoming, down-to-earth cheer of Hufflepuffs'. But again, if you are Slytherin, it will fit your taste. Still *cannot* believe that the boastful Gryffindor's CR can be *so* unbelievable boring!!!!!! Also, I *still* would rank Ravenclaw's top even if I wasn't one! I mean, how *stunning* can you get?
I honestly love my hufflepuff common room but I WISH the beds had more privacy like all the other houses. As cozy as the room is, sleeping in full view of 4 other people is creepy.
I don’t quite understand that either. But, then again, I didnt mind sleeping out in the open with my roommate in college so… I guess I could totally see how Hufflepuffs wouldn’t mind it. My wife is the kind of person who would come over to somebody else’s bed for a sleep over.
Hufflepuff is quite interesting it's got a prison design when all the doors just go into the main area that is no girls and boys areas it's just rooms next to each other
As a proud Ravenclaw, I absolutely agree with this list. One thing is that the dorm rooms that you referenced for Ravenclaw were the upper classman rooms, the regular students sleep in similar rooms, but with 2 bunk beds built into the wall. Also, that is an eagle not a raven at the door and it is blue not purple.
lol yeah I didn't get how he could mix up both, an eagle doesn't look like a raven at all. well in French for Ravenclaw we say Serdaigle (Eagleclaw) so maybe I'm biaised about it ^^
@@synkaan2167 Nah. You're right. An eagle and a raven definitely look different. Ravenclaw is a last lane though. Nothing to do with the house animal. So the french traduction in that one is pretty bad.
@@mikeliribaregana3703 Yeah I know but both can be connected, JK Rowling invented those Lastname for a reason, they are no Smith nor Jones... Slytherin is a lastname but it still comes from slyther which is related to snakes.
My husband is Slytherin and I'm Ravenclaw. When he saw my common room during my play through he was stunned and even asked if our dormitory was bigger which I'm not sure about. I love it because it has all my favorite colors in the blue, white, and gold spectrum.
I agree, I'm a Slytherin and my best friend is a Ravenclaw. And I think both houses aver very compatible and similar in many ways I thought Hufflepuff's common room is the best in the communal area, but the private quarters, where the dormitories are, Ravenclaw is absolutely perfect to me, everything about it is like my dream bedroom ! The giant window beside the bed, the curtains, and how big the room is
I’m a Ravenclaw with a lot of Slytherin friends. I wanted to be in that house, lol. both common rooms are my favorite! I love the celestial library from Beauty and the Beast look but also the dark mysterious gothic look and green
As a Ravenclaw I honestly agree with that being the best Common room but I'm shocked you put Hufflepuff as #3! Personally I had it as 1. Ravenclaw 2. Hufflepuff 3. Slytherin and 4. Gryffindor. I had the same complaints about Gryffindor it's just to bland for a fantasy game and the most "popular" house. But I loved the earthy feel of the Hufflepuff common room felt like it fit perfectly and I just barely had them over Slytherins gothic basement common room which still fits perfect I just liked Hufflepuff's better 🤷
To me, I think I'd place Ravenclaw and Slytherin as the top 2 because they are the most unique. Gryffindor was the first one JKR designed and it's kind of the generic "Dorm in a Castle". Hufflepuff is just a little too influenced by Tolkien's Hobbit Houses. Slytherin has a great edgy/shipwreck/aquarium vibe, and the Ravenclaw is like a mix between a classical library and a planetarium.
I don't think gryffindor is the most popular house... the most popular house gotta be slytherin because of so many people wanting to be the bad guy. Also, it's from all the movies so much change couldn't have been made in the game. hufflepuff on the other hand...
I would've switched Hufflepuff and Slytherin. I love Hufflepuff's hanging plants and sunlight with the rounded doorways and things. I love the aquarium situation that Slytherin has as well as the cascading water and all the other beautiful details in that common room, but it's too dark for me to do full time.
I'd definitely switch Slytherin and Hufflepuff. I've got enough doom and gloom in life, don't need a common room to have even more of those bad vibes. Honestly, I'm surprised there aren't any higher su1cide rates for Slytherin students. That common room is depressing af.
I like the huge underwater windows on Slytherin common rooms, the classic medieval style of Gryffindor, the Hobbit style on the Hufflepuff one, but i'm proud of being a Ravenclaw, so yes, we got the best c:
To me Gryffindor and Slytherin fight in the middle while Ravenclaw flies above the rest; Hufflepuff comes last. It sure is visually interesting and the common room is quite pleasant, but the dormitories feel extremely claustrophobic, like I'm inside a giant box; Slytherin's in the dungeons and still manages to avoid this problem somehow.
Plus, Ravenclaw common room leads up to a higher terrace on the roof where you can see the entire school and surrounding landscape. With the styles of bed and security at the stairs, I think Ravenclaw is the most unique out of the entire 4 houses. Also, common mistake, Ravenclaw's animal is an Eagle, not a Raven
@lil trol This always bothered me, too, but it's true... Despite bein Ravenclaw, the name of it's founder, she chose an eagle as the mascot for some reason.
As a hufflepuff I could not be more overjoyed when I saw my common room and it looked exactly like a hobbit hole. Literally could not describe anything I would want more.
Ravenclaw and Gryffindor are my top 2 for sure. Slytherin is an easy last place; the visuals of it are very interesting and unique, but I agree with some commenting that it’s the opposite of cozy. I’d feel trapped as if I was living in a submarine, and it looks like it smells of mildew. I’d get depressed with the lack of sunlight. Hufflepuff is really cool for the hobbit-like themes in the wood, plants, and circular doors, but it loses points to me cause despite the coziness those things offer, it has very sparse and uncomfortable-looking furniture. And there’s no real obvious comfortable looking spot that I’d look forward to being in after class. A little too open for me. Ravenclaw is the coolest to me because of its colors, astronomy themes, refined look, and lighting. It actually seems like an environment that would make me want to learn. But still, not a place I’d necessarily want to call home. It’s too clean, a little too refined, and not warm enough. Gryffindor takes it for me. It’s the definition of cozy in my mind, and it’s somewhere I’d definitely look forward to being after classes and in spare time. It’s warm and inviting, rather than having that very open and cold, stoney look that each of the other 3 have somewhat (especially Slytherin). It looks like it smells of books, wood, carpet and fire in the hearth. The lighting is great, it’s high up with a view (in theory), and I love the colors.
Ravenclaw's is hands down the best one. I already was interested in them because my favourite character is Luna and the things they value fit me perfectly. I have a great love for stars, astronomy and the night sky so when I saw the common room I immediately fell in love and knew it was a no brainer. Happy to see the Ravenclaw love.
our common room is the closest to Astronomy class so we don't need to climb so many stairs to attend the class and we can do stargazing all night since the second floor ceiling is magically matched with the starry night sky outside
Luna from the movies or the real Luna from the books? Because as another UA-camr pointed out in one of her shorts, Luna was far more unhinged in the books than the films portray.
I 100% agree. I wasn't overly excited for Ravenclaw (my house) when I saw the first clips revealed way back. But after seeing it in gameplay, I think it has to be the best design. At least to me personally. Also, the fact that it has a bathroom too! Has anyone found a bathroom in the other houses yet? I can't wait to get this game! Thanks for sharing.
They all do. Though the ‘claw ones are right there with the dorms. I mean they had to put in the Slytherin bathrooms at least ;) for a certain special chamber.
I personally would rank it as such: #1 Ravenclaw #2 Hufflepuff #3 Slytherin #4 Gryffindor Ravenclaw topped my list for all the reasons already mentioned, & plus i like the skies, stars & blue. the luxurious feeling actually is a minus in my book as i like things that look less grand instead, but it still ranked 1st. Hufflepuff came a VERY close 2nd. cozier than i'd imagine & for all the reasons mentioned as well, only getting knocked to second because of its low ceilings in most places (which has a penchant for making a place look smaller than it should). would have ended up in a tie with Ravenclaw otherwise. Slytherin ranked 3rd just because the first 2 feel better in my book. i love the Victorian London-styled architecture & the water around & the coldness in it. would see myself spending a lotta time in the place, even though it does tend to give me the creeps in certain places. & then, there's Gryffindor, ranking WAAYYYYY below the others. fancy & cozy as it seems as a dormitory for students, it's just stone castle walls lined with a lotta red &... stuff. the whole place looks so bland & drab in comparison to the others, so lacking in character, that it almost appears boring. i personally don't have a very particular affinity for any of the houses & have actually been sorted in all 4 in tests throughout the years, i may just avoid getting sorted into Gryffindor altogether, just to avoid having to stay in a dorm like that in a fantasy game.
To me, *where* is their "fire" element? All the other houses in their common rooms have theirs (Hufflepuff-earth, Ravenclaw-air, Slytherin-water). It would make *far more sense* if Gryffindor's CR was located nearer the kitchens and Hufflepuff moved nearer the garden/grounds.
Hufflepuff: luxuriously cozy, verdant, soft eye pleasing gold and green. Oozes of well-being and relaxation, and good health. The intricate wood work is on par with Ravenclaw’s stone work, but feels like a garden rather than a church. Gryffindor: warm reds and gold, cozy with a hint of regal, but everything has a slapped together lived-in look designed to put you at ease. The familiarity does take some shine off the apple, but objectively it’s stunning. Ravenclaw: dazzling beauty, yet sterile, regal, and aloof like a cathedral or a Vatican library. Lots of sharp edges and cold stone work. Pale blue and white like the distant stars or a snowy mountaintop. Slytherin: posh but crypt like, dank, looks like it smells like a fish tank or embalming fluid. Nice view of the fish. The students are the biggest attraction here, not what one might expect from the movies.
I'm a ravenclaw, but I ended up switching to a slytherin character and couldn't be happier. I find the slytherin common room surprisingly cozy with the underwater vibe. It's hard to explain, as I know warm light is usually associated with a place being cozy. Idk hufflepuff is too yellow, and ravenclaw is too bright and pristine.
I think it's because it has a lot of green, vine and forest themed wallpaper and water elements, its like the physical embodiment of one of those rain sound machines. Just cast a spell that makes the sound of chirping crickets or birds and it feels like you're in a relaxing forest by a brook. Sit at the base of the staircase leading out of Slytherin with a good book. Heaven.
the dormitories are the same, however, every house has 2 dormitories that are different from all the others, separated from them, which are where the prefects sleep (one for girls and other for boys). So the ones that have the beds into the wall on the top floor are the prefect's rooms.
Hufflepuff looks so amazing! So much natural light & nature. I’m obsessed with plants and the art nouveau style of all the windows and glass work is amazing. Ravenclaw is a close second.
Very interesting decision… 4 Ravenclaw 3 Gryffindor 2 Hufflepuff 1 Slytherin I did not expect for the most basic common room to be ranked #1, but to each their own… by the way, my house is Ravenclaw.
What I regret about Gryffindor’s common room that you have for the other houses, is that you “feel” the house in their ambiance. The values of the house are reflected in the design and the “atmosphere”. Gryffindor there are the colors and the lions, but nothing tells you : “this is for the brave and bold”. For others you feel it. And I AM a Gryffindor, hence the disappointment. It’s nice, but not for Gryffindor.
As a Ravenclaw, I say that they *need to move!* Have their entrance by the kitchens (fire element) and put Hufflepuff's nearer the grounds (earth element).
Makes sense that Ravenclaw's common room is number one. It is supposed to be the most beautiful and majestic according to lore. Or at least that's how it seems from the descriptions. No surprises there. What did take me by surprise was the Slytherin common room, especially the underwater part. I was not expecting it to be so cool. I don't think it is anywhere near as cool in its descriptions. Good on them for adding elements to it and making it a real consideration while choosing houses. I should say, at this point, that the Hufflepuff common room is very beautiful as well. Kind of gets overshadowed by the above two, but it doesn't deserve to be. Very cozy, extremely cozy in fact, and you just gotta love the lush greenery; plants make anything several times better. On a side note, it would be really funny if they add assets suggesting that the Hufflepuffs are huffing and puffing on interesting plant specimens in their free time. I was mostly sure I'd play Ravenclaw even before most details were revealed about the game but have to admit the choice has gotten harder.
My personal rankings are 1. Ravenclaw: I think it looks the coolest and the balcony puts it quite high for me 2. Hufflepuff: really love the cozy feel and the closeness to the kitchen, but I kinda hate how it doesn't feel quite as large as the others 3. Slytherin: its absolutely gorgeous and does the dungeon vibe well but there's just something about it that feels like its missing? 4. Gryffindor: I'm sorry, it does have hints of Gryffindor vibes but honestly this common room felt like the rest of the castle to me
I'm a ravenclaw to the bone. So glad my common room is as stunning as it is. I agree tho, that none of them are bad, they are all in rein their own way. But ravenclaw is just *chefs kiss*
I'm a Ravenclaw and the only ranking I agree with is Gryffindor in fourth. Here is my ranking: 1. Overall, I think Slytherin in the most unique common room in terms of vibe and architecture. Almost every aspect of Slytherin's common room feels special and full of fantasy - the entrance, the waterways, the underwater setting, the high ceilings and openness which make it feel like the biggest common room. While the other common rooms feel warm and/or bright, Slytherin feels cold and dark. I haven't advanced much into the game, but I hope there is a quest that will take me inside. 2. Hufflepuff's architecture is probably the most unique overall, so I'm putting it in second. I think the earth theme has been wonderfully executed, and, like OP has said, it's so cozy, just like it's residents. The hanging gardens are a particularly beautiful design feature. 3. Ravenclaw for me comes in third. I agree with OP that the sleeping chambers are the most unique, and as many have mentioned, Ravenclaw's rooftop is an additional feature that distinguishes it from all the rest. However, the rooftop doesn't feel really feel like part of the common room since you have to climb up to it and pass through a door to get there. Moreover, while the common room is beautiful, its vibe and architecture are very similar to the astronomy tower. The entrance way is also pretty dull, having had its unique feature removed: riddles. I would have liked to have seen riddles implemented at the doorway and players allowed to skip them using the Floo Network after the first time entering. In terms of vibe, I would have loved to see the common room full of night owls studying or practicing spells into the wee hours since we Ravenclaw march to the beats of our drums. Using the air element within the common room instead of astronomy theme, such as with balconies or elevating objects, maybe with wind to prevent students from entering the restricted dormitory, would have made the experience feel more uniquely thematic for me. 4. Gryffindor comes in fourth as the least unique common room. As someone stated in the comments, it's really that it feels like it could be any other area in the castle. Fire is underused like Air was in Ravenclaw, and there are no unique features like the underwater setting, the hanging garden, or the rooftop.
*SPOT ON ABOUT GRYFFINDOR'S* If anything, have it's entrance by the kitchens to fit their fire element. And have Hufflepuff moved next to the grounds (earth).
I really love Hufflepuff's common room for the warm lighting and nature-y feel. The curved wood and texture details are also lovely. I immediately thought of the Hobbit Houses as well so you are not alone there. However, I do really like Ravenclaw as well. I am Hufflepuff though so I may be bias lol
I agree. It just oozes grandiosity, and mystery. All those statues and tapestries as you walk down the winding stair, with the waterfall beside you. And that aquarium look out room is awesome. Disappointed you cannot look out the windows of the Hufflepuff Room or actually see out of the Lunascope.
This is some decent commentary. I loved it. The details of the common rooms are so impressively overwhelming it's hard to describe them adequately. So, hats off to you for a good job, my friend. 👏👍 Ironic as it is, I have to admit Ravenclaw's common room looks the most luxurious despite being the house I'd least likely join. And although Hufflepuff's values appeal to me personally, I feel like their common room could take some getting used to if you're not a plant person or one of those gardening types.😅
Interesting, I’d rank them almost exactly the opposite. I think Ravenclaw lacks the coziness that’s critical to a good common room. For me, #1 has to be Hufflepuff, with its flowing lines, woodwork and greenery, all strongly reminiscent of the architecture of both the Hobbits and Elves of Lord of the Rings. #2 for me is Gryffindor, partly for the nostalgia, but also because it really feels like part of the castle, and has a warm and welcoming feel #3 I’d say Slytherin, purely because it’s very interesting, and the doorway is by far the coolest. #4 is Ravenclaw. It just feels so sterile to me, though it is definitely beautiful. I wish it balanced the cold lighting with warmer colors, focusing more on the bronze than the blue.
As a hufflepuff one of my favorite parts of our common room is the fact that there isn’t a bunch of gold (or yellow) everywhere but all of the sunlight steaming in from the windows casts a beautiful golden light on the common room making it a perfect place to relax in
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So the houses reflects on the animals theme they based off like griffondor roams on the surface ,hufflepuff burrows underground, slytherin coils in a dark cave and ravenclaw roost in the sky. honetsly nice touch for the game.
I got sorted into Ravenclaw (always been a Ravenclaw in every quiz I took in the past) and I think Ravenclaw's CR is the worst, not because it is ugly or anything while it is the most impressive the feel is a bit too modern, looks like Edwardian to Art Deco era, feels like I'm on board of Titanic, while I always associate Hogwarts with medieval era aesthetic so Gryffindoor is the best for me.
For me, survival common room is Hufflepuff because of the plants and also source of foods and I don’t care if is too ordinary looking common room but it gives you life and fresh air.
You make a good case for Ravenclaw's common house, but I'm more of a snake-reveals-an-invisible-door, underwater-view, room-full-of-animal-skeletons kind of guy.
Fun facts: -Ravenclaw Tower overlooks the Black Lake, the Forbidden Forest, and even the Mountains that surround Hogwarts. -Ravenclaw Tower has it's own library!!!
Okay, Ravenclaw here: Why is it first? Yeah yeah, rooftop access, blah-de-blah, but that's ALL. The stairways to the dorms are so bland, and the entrance leaves a lot to be desired. Hufflepuff gets cozy points for the common room and cool points for the entrance, and Slytherin just oozes cool points.
For the friendliest House, only Hufflepuffs entrance will try to attack intruder with vinegar. I can already imagine the other life where Neville was sent to Hufflepufffs instead. “Salad Neville Longbottom”
As a proud Ravenclaw, my personal rankings are: #1 Ravenclaw (what did yah expect?) #2 Hufflepuff (the hobbit vibes are tooooo good!) #3 Gryffindor #4 Slytherin (the dark eerie setting just ain't doing it for me, although it still looks gorgeous like all the houses do).
I agree with your rankings. A couple things you missed: Ravenclaw has a tower balcony that unlocks fairly early in the game (once you learn Alohomora, the unlocking spell), which makes it even cooler. Slytherin Common Room also has a piano you can play. The murals also look really cool and I've heard you can explore around the waterfall. Gryffindor has a Gramophone you can play Gryffindor has the most school spirit: house colours everywhere, but they are the only house that also displays Hogwarts banners. No other houses have any banners for the school itself. Boys get a bad rap in Hufflepuff. No access to the top floor lookout. All of the other Common Rooms have dorms on one side or the other, so one side is blocked to the boys, but in Hufflepuff only the girls have access to the upper floor, with the little nooks and outlook. There is a secret compartment behind one of the bookshelves. Apparently Hufflepuff also gets the best house specific side quest.
I actually agree with you. all four common rooms has their own perks, but I like hufflepuff's the best. I like it the best because it can be big, and yet so simple. Plus I'm a little bit biased because I'm an hufflepuff myself.
I'm a Slytherin and sadly I'm placing them last, tho I like the window looking out the water and the waterfall, I cant get pass how creepy and tacky the skeletons and skulls look. But I agree with the door entry! Definitely the coolest and most unique. The rooms are not bad, for me it's better for the room to be dark, and unlike the common room it looks very fancy.
lol about the skulls I was disappointed when I first got Ravenclaw over Slytherin, R fits me and I love it now. I’m girly but my house aesthetic has some elements of gothic, with black skulls here and there 😂 I have one on my coffee table with candles and a couple spiky black and gold urchin things as a centerpiece, I love that about the Slytherin dorm 😅 my mom would say the same as you about the creepy factor lol “are you doing a seance?”
Ravenclaw here. I like the Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin common rooms, as they each have a polished style that well represents the occupants. They were imagined as if the designers actually knew and cared about the people who will live there. Gryffindor however, looks like a bunch of stoners got together in an abandoned part of the castle and said "Dude... we could like... live here". Is someone trying to say that Gryffindor lacks any sense of style? Or are they just exceptionally frugal? Kidding aside, the Gryffindor common room is in desperate need of an interior designer and a maid.
The Gryffindor's got a the short end of the stick for the simple reason that it already had a established look. This is the movie verse. It has to adhere to that look. Meaning they weren't really allowed to get super creative and that's a bit of a shame. Plus, well, Gryffindor bashing seems to be a bit of a trend in the fandom too.
Which I really don't understand. I'm not a Gryffindor, but what did it do to everyone to receive that much of a disliking, other than being the main characters house?
@@lisaparder24 That's just it. It's the Main Characters house. That alone makes it too normie. Meanwhile everyone is like "Lol I'm so quirky, lolololo slytherin, I'm not like everyone else." Meanwhile 90% of the videos I see on youtube are of Slytherin. People just want to go against the perceived norm.
Its personal preference of course, but to me the red color scheme of the Griffyndor common room is way more cozy than the yellow color scheme of Hufflepuff.
My ranking would be exactly the other way around. 1) Gryffindor because it's the coziest. 2) Hufflepuff because I enjoy the plants and the beer keg aesthetic. 3) Slytherin because it feels mysterious yet still cozy with the underwater aesthetic. 4) Ravenclaw because, although I like the astronomy-themed ceiling and wallpapers as well as the witch statue and multitude of instruments, it feels much too sterile and a bit empty. Also, Ravenclaw's bathtubs look nasty! What are you guys doing in there?
Didnt play the game yet, but from what I saw in this video, while the Ravenclaw common room looks gorgeous I would probably feel best in Hufflepuff. Its just looks so calming and nice.
They have a link-in feature where you can connect your Wizarding World account to your WB account. If you've filled out certain portions of your Wizarding profile, such as your House quiz and wand quiz, the game will load those results for when your character gets sorted (initial suggestion by the Hat) and when you get your wand from Ollivander's at Hogsmeade. I thought that was a nice touch.
Hey. Um... The area you call "restricted area" is the girl's dormitory. In Harry Potter lore, boys are not allowed to enter the girl's dormitory, but girls can enter the boy's dormitory.
Well, if anything, Gryffindor's palace *must* be the most boring!!!!!!!!! If anything, *where* are either the necessary element of fire, or any kind of traits or atmosphere that Gryffindor is known for (chivalry, daring, boldness)? *Not on display at all!* Nothing like a knight/jock/army theme around there. Could be any huge room in some castle/mansion even, just coloured red and *that is it!* All the other three houses *screamed* theirs! If anything, Hufflepuff did a *real* one over Gryffindor by taking their entrance near the kitchens instead of the grounds. Really where Gryffindor *should* have been to get their element going.
I regret going Gryffindor, I just couldn't go raven claw cause they seem like a slytherin 2.0 with being lowkey evil & shady on the low. I should have went huffed puff since they're kinda & loyal
As a ravenclaw as much as I love the vibe of the common room especially since I love the reading nook feel about it I absolutely love the slytherin common room I love the dark eriness of it
Im a proud Slytherin but I’ll admit that i only rank it 3rd, Ravenclaw 2nd and Hufflepuff 1st. I love hufflepuffs cozy wooden ornate hobbit feel with all the plants and fireplaces and I love the feeling of being in the sky along with the regal colors of Ravenclaws. I like the dark gothic Slytherin feel but its almost too dark. Most Slytherins arent angry, brooding soon to be dark lords and the common room does not reflect that
At first I didn’t like that the Ravenclaw house entrance is the only one that’s not hidden. But seeing the cool gold Ravenclaw open up to the bigger and even cooler wall statue is pretty amazing.
Just a side note and also a fun fact: those ravens in ravenclaw and their house animal symbol on their robes isn’t actually a raven. It’s an eagle. How weird is that?
I agree with your assessment, though only for the vibrance i would probably put Hufflepuff above slytherin, though the underwater theme is just so good, i prefer natural light and brighter places
personally agree with your ranking architecture and creativity wise but on the common room i wanted to be in, i would want to live in, id definitely switch slytherin and hufflepuff, since im a hufflepuff i definitely like the cozyness of my house than the dark brooding aura of slytherin's common room, love the interior and its very fascinating if i visit there but definitely not something im "comfortable" to live in if i say so myself
I def agree with your ratings, as a ravenclaw, i was super proud and excited with how the common room turned out. Thanks for these updates, its helped me get a real grasp of the game.
I am also Ravenclaw but based on video I think slytherin is the coolest. Ravenclaw feels ivy league and I love it. But the magical mystery of slytherins is awesome
Guys we are well aware that Ravenclaw has an Eagle and not a Raven.
We realized the mistake after the first 20 comments about it lol
this is the correct, the movie is the incorrect. the actual Ravenclaw is the Eagle
Heh, you see, people need to get the point across as much as possible, because it’s such a common mistake, that even the movies made it.
No, Hufflepuff is the worst. The Rank like this:
1. Slythgerin
2. RavenClaw
3. Gryffindor
4. Hufflepuff.
Hufflepuff just looks like a cheap hotel. RavenClaw isn't the best because it is a mess. The common room is nice, but just look at those stairs that goes down to the hideous bathroom. The things simply don't mesh well with each other and it feels as if the gamedevs were ina rush when designing it. Not as much of a rush as when they created the Boring Hufflepuff mind you... but still a rush. As for Hufflepuff... is simply feels flat and sterile. They should have added 3x as many plants and maybe some butterflies? and the ground should have gone up and down more bulging since it wouldhave given it nature feeling.
@@ExodusCore There’s this thing that exists, called opinions. Have you ever heard of those before?
Thats literally why I picked Ravenclaw, plus I just like blue lol
Another thing he didn’t mention is the RavenClaw common room has roof access so you can fly right to your house
I haven't noticed that at all :D
If you are in another house can you unlock that door? I’m in ravenclaw but was curious if others can sneak in.
Wow that's awesome thanks for the tip!
@@CobraKai63 The answer is no. I found the tower/roof that leads to ravenclaw dorm as a slytherin and the game would not let me demount on the roof. Im guessing you can only demount if you are a ravenclaw.
When I discovered that roof (as a Ravenclaw) and landed on it and realized what I was on top of. I was so excited!!
Also
Is it just me or does it seem like this game (no spoilers please!!) was originally written with a Female Ravenclaw in mind as the main protagonist. I’m guessing they always we’re planning to allow you to play in any house from the very initial idea. Though when they actually wrote the story, the side characters and their relationships, they probably wanted to define a bit of a main character for themselves as it’s very hard to write a story with your main protagonist not having any background or emotions, or possible character relationships and traits etc. Might just be me though idk.
I feel like its worth mentioning that the "restricted" sections of the common rooms are only restricted if you play as guy. The lore behind it is that the creators of the castle didnt want the boys sneaking into the girls rooms so the common room keeps them out of the girls area of the house. Its totally unfair that it doesnt work both ways but its still a little detail from the books im glad was included.
Yeah, I was thinking that too. I played as a Ravenclaw female student in my first playthrough and when I saw the guards in this video I thought "What? I don't remember those...?"
It was explained in the books that the founders trusted girls more. I don't really care the apparate mod solves this issue in all common rooms
As a Ravenclaw boy, I'd love if the developers changed this for my house. I mean, having an open mind is one of the main Ravenclaw traits, so I think it would be logical that Rowena Ravenclaw just ignored the stereotypes and forbid both genders from bothering each other. I doubt it would have been too much extra work for her (or for any other founders).
but MALE PRIVILEGEEEEEEE
@@jimjohnson6944 But what if I identify as a girl! 😒
As a member of Ravenclaw myself, I can say without a doubt that I was STUNNED by how fancy my common room was. I loved it and am proud to be a Ravenclaw.
Same.
As am I!
same
😍💙🦅 With this, how could you *not* be proud?
Same! 😁
Since our character (probably) comes from London, I think the vibe comparisons are best described like this:
Gryffindor: Aristocratic London
Slytherin: Gothic Victorian London
Ravenclaw: Fantasy London
Hufflepuff: Wales
So that’s what’s drawing me towards Hufflepuff
Wanted to go Ravenclaw but Hufflepuff being like Wales is a huge draw :(
Ravenclaw is like warhammer Bretonnia
That suits so well. Helga Hufflepuff was from Wales. haha
Hufflepuff would have gotten first place if it looked cleaner. Cozy and clean?! Divine. Ravenclaw looks downright sterile in comparison.Lots of elegance and a modicum of charm. Rooftop access for parties. 🥳🎉
Im a proud Ravenclaw, but i really love the hanging garden and all the greenery in Hufflepuff. Wow!
Im the opposite!! Proud Hufflepoof but I love the cozy beautiful reading vibes of Ravenclaw!
@@winter359 same, such a hard choice hahaha
For hufflepuff, my big thing is the circular doors, because I'm a big lotr fan and a hobbit hole is my dream home.
@Thegreekgod Hufflepoof has the least amount of quests sadly 😭
We Ravenclaw should stick together. I can spend my studying time all day in our common room. Imagine the great view of mountains while studying.
Ravenclaw common room is absolutely stunning, couldn’t imagine it not being at the top
Y'know, I was really set on choosing Ravenclaw because that was always the house I imagined I'd be in when I was growing up, but I gotta say, the Slytherin common room won me over. It's got an incredibly on-point thematic design. The lounge with those windows showing how the entire dorm is built underwater is such a vibe.
Well it is at the top…you know in the sky
It's pretty, but... Really feels like a hotel setting and it gets boring real fast. Too sterile.
Yeah slytherin should be on top because of that Gothic scholar ambiance. Ravenclaw feels more French “sun king” kind or maybe the idea of the big renaissance sculptures
@@martijnvangammeren1868 I dunno, Slytherin looks just like Gryffindor in greyscale to me, with the obligatory skulls and skeletons here and there.
Another small feature not many know about is that if you use your basic spell on any of the windows of the underwater room in the slytherin area, a massive tentacle will slap the window
Also if you cast lumos at night fish will come up to the window
Trying this immediately thanks so much
@@universal_wisdom3416 all good mate, when it first happened to me, it was completely by accident. Scared the absolute shit out of me lmao
OMG awesome! I totally am going to try that next time I play.
how many times do you need to hit the window? i hit those things like 20 times each and nothing.
I'm a Slytherin myself, however i do admire the Ravenclaw room as it's bright and quite spacious. Still, can't beat the Slytherin snake entryway and secluded vibe 😎🐍💚
I love the water theme personally ❤
As a Gryffindor I think what hurts the common room is that it's in the same style as pretty much the rest of the castle, which obviously makes sense because both are a part of the medieval theme. Because of this though, it can make the room seem boring or bland.
Plus I think a good chunk of the fan base is tired of Gryffindor at this point so I think it suffers from that.
I agree! But, look at the houses at Christmas. Gryffindor is by far my favorite.
*Should* have been located by the kitchens with Hufflepuff moved nearer the grounds.
I also agree ravenclaw is the best, but my problem with it is that one of its lore features is that it has the best views to several areas of hogwarts, but here all the windows are opaque and you can't see through any of them :( it's infuriating.
I think that has to do with how complex it would be to load all the details dynamically.
you can go out on the balcony and see from there!!
It has its own upper balcony and observatory
Yeah, it's the reason I think I'd rank Slytherin first, you can look out the aquarium window, which you cannot do in Ravenclaw, even though the books explicitly mention the stunning views. The piano is really cool.
@@sane7527 Can you actually see from the balcony? And don't you need to progress to a much later stage of the game before you can get there?
As a Ravenclaw, the Hufflepuff common room looks amazing with the wooden architecture, natural sunlight and greenery. The slide looks like a lot of fun!
To me (a fellow Ravenclaw), Hufflepuff was the closet CR that gave ours a run for its money. *Love* its cosy, cheerful, plant-based themes to it with fitted their house to a tee. Slytherin is also fine, but to me a bit damp and gothic, whilst Gryffindor looks *such* a yawn.
Gryffindor is like a giant narnia wardrobe 😆 it’s great! I’m guessing a lot of people are over it though because we were literally in it for like 6 movies lol
I'm honestly so torn between the Gryffindor and Slytherin common rooms purely for aesthetic reasons.
Don't forget all those games. I still have all my old HP games :D
I think this is why he thought it looked boring, which is unfortunate. It's just more familiar from the movies.
Gryffindor home is really comfy in my opinion
Hahah I had a hard time during my first few mins in that common room, Slytherin and Hufflepuff were neatly arranged. But Slytherin is too dark and too luxurious for my taste. Can't wait to experience Ravenclaw's soon!
Slytherin is number one for me, love the underwater view and the water features in the house. Honestly it would make sleeping very peaceful for me. Would actually want to be sorted into slytherin if hogwarts actually existed
Needs more color, though. Just a bit more green and contrast in the decor. It looks utterly abandoned, faded, and dusty, which disappointed me.
Heh, I'd like to see renderings of Ilvermorny since I'm an American.
I imagined the stoney interior felt very cold during winter
@@ANPC-pi9vu I Agree on the more color part. It deffo needs more emerald green.
The music is beautiful and calm as well 💚
The Slytherin common room does also have an interactable piano, and also has the squid of the lake when you cast a few basic spells on the window. Really nice touches but I still agree Ravenclaws looks the best.
One thing that I think is really cool about Ravenclaw house that a lot of people probably don't know is that you can fly to and land at the overlook above the common area of your rooms. There's a spiral staircase that you can unlock to find a kind of rooftop garden and you can use this spot as a take-off and landing point for direct access.
How do you unlock the door
@@duchessravenwaves2834 iirc, you can unlock it with alohomora.
@@SpiffidyKeen thanks I sent this and then learnt the spell from the groundskeeper ☺️
Although I love my gothic Slytherin common room where I know I'd feel the most comfortable in, Ravenclaw is definitely the most beautiful. It looks like it's always filled with fresh air that refreshes your brain everytime you breathe.
Seems rather fitting given Ravenclaws adoration for knowledge
Hufflepuffs is the coolest. Warm lighting, plants hanging from the curved supports, the way some benches blend seamlessly into the environment by the flowing lines in the woodwork. Organic and natural, cozy and welcoming
I agree, I'm Ravenclaw and the only thing keeping us from last imo is gryfindor looks like the rest of hogwarts
Agreed and I'm slytherin
Oo it’s like living in a tree
First playtrough Ravenclaw and second slytherin.
The most important thing for us the puffs is plants
I'd say Slytherin is deffiently #1 for me. The high ceilings and victorian style architecture really completes the look. (I also love it because it's by far the biggest commen room) My second would be Ravenclaw for obvious reasons, third Gryffindor, and least favorite would be Hufflepuff. It's deffiently cozy and does feel like I'm in the shire (I'm a huge LOTR fan), but it's quite small and not what I'm looking for in a commen room. It makes me feel almost claustraphoic with the constant crouching beneath doorways. I also don't like how plain the dormitories are. :)
Same i love the Slytherin common room, only thing is i wished there would be a little more vibrant green accents. It feels a little pale, except for the Dormitories.
Slytherin for me is a weird one because I think it looks the coolest and most impressive out of all of them, but it's not cozy at all. I think it's great to look at, but actually hanging out there everyday would get depressing lol.
I think hufflepuffs common room is meant to resemble a badger hole
I agree with LOTR vibe in Hufflepuf's common room :)
My biggest let down with Ravenclaw is I can't look out the windows... I really wanted the view from inside
I think Griffindor was held back because it was showed in the movies where they couldn’t do a lot of crazy stuff.
So Griffindor is beholden to a decades old movie while the other houses could’ve been imagined however the dev team wanted.
To be honest, the Slytherin room looks exactly like it did in the second movie. I mean we only saw a little bit of it but I always imagined it looked something like this.
They look how they do in the books, they didn't just do whatever they wanted
Slytherin feels like a high end hotel as you walk through in my opinion. Marble flooring echoes, the use of the cool water tones. In contrast, Gryffindor feels like a hall.
The fact that Hufflepuff was ranked #3 should be a crime! The coziness, whimsical architecture, and all the PLANTS in Hufflepuff is unparalleled.
*Second for me!* Nearly beats Ravenclaw, but theirs is *just* too stunning, grand and atmospheric beyond words. 😍💕 It would *even* beat some five-star hotels! PS: I am a Ravenclaw, but am *not* showing bias. I *still* would have said the same if I was in a different house.
As a Slytherin, almost a Ravenclaw, i absolutely love Ravenclaw’s common room, but they all have a lovely sense of uniqueness that makes me want to visit them all :)
I'm surprised you put the Hufflepuff in 3rd. I'm in Ravenclaw but I like the Hufflepuff common room better. The Ravenclaw common room is stunning but it looks like a museum. The Hufflepuff gives is very cozy feeling. I love it so much that I'm rethinking my choice between Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, which isn't very loyal of me. Slytherin is my least favorite. It looks cool but the underwater thing gives me a depressing feeling.
Yeah I was kinda getting Bioshock vibes from Slytherin. It’s cool but also depressing
Which is funny. The sound of running water is actually what makes human feel at ease.
*Me also!* Slytherin is fine, but to me, looks *too* damp, gothic, and a bit depressing! Especially compared to the comforting, welcoming, down-to-earth cheer of Hufflepuffs'. But again, if you are Slytherin, it will fit your taste. Still *cannot* believe that the boastful Gryffindor's CR can be *so* unbelievable boring!!!!!! Also, I *still* would rank Ravenclaw's top even if I wasn't one! I mean, how *stunning* can you get?
I honestly love my hufflepuff common room but I WISH the beds had more privacy like all the other houses. As cozy as the room is, sleeping in full view of 4 other people is creepy.
I think it makes sense considering it’s hufflepuff we are talking about. I doubt anyone from that house really had any secrets from housemates
I don’t quite understand that either. But, then again, I didnt mind sleeping out in the open with my roommate in college so… I guess I could totally see how Hufflepuffs wouldn’t mind it.
My wife is the kind of person who would come over to somebody else’s bed for a sleep over.
You need privacy to mastubate.
I think it makes sense with Hufflepuff being all about family vibes and friendliness.
Hufflepuff is quite interesting it's got a prison design when all the doors just go into the main area that is no girls and boys areas it's just rooms next to each other
As a proud Ravenclaw, I absolutely agree with this list. One thing is that the dorm rooms that you referenced for Ravenclaw were the upper classman rooms, the regular students sleep in similar rooms, but with 2 bunk beds built into the wall. Also, that is an eagle not a raven at the door and it is blue not purple.
bunk beds are cool, they make Ravenclaw got distinct difference from other house common rooms
This is such a Ravenclaw response, I love it lol
@@troyii435 which comment were you referring to?
@@atrudokht I agree, it does add a distinctive look to the rooms over the 4 poster beds in the other houses.
@@christinabishop2533 Your initial comment clarifying the representative color and bird as well as the dorm layouts, very Ravenclaw of you lol
5:40 That's an eagle, not a raven. In the movies it was a raven, but in the books and the game it's an eagle.
lol yeah I didn't get how he could mix up both, an eagle doesn't look like a raven at all.
well in French for Ravenclaw we say Serdaigle (Eagleclaw) so maybe I'm biaised about it ^^
@@synkaan2167 Nah. You're right. An eagle and a raven definitely look different.
Ravenclaw is a last lane though. Nothing to do with the house animal. So the french traduction in that one is pretty bad.
Thank you for this… was wondering where all my Ravenclaws were at with an “um, actually”
@@mikeliribaregana3703 Yeah I know but both can be connected, JK Rowling invented those Lastname for a reason, they are no Smith nor Jones...
Slytherin is a lastname but it still comes from slyther which is related to snakes.
@@damned0wl Oh yes thx =)
My husband is Slytherin and I'm Ravenclaw. When he saw my common room during my play through he was stunned and even asked if our dormitory was bigger which I'm not sure about. I love it because it has all my favorite colors in the blue, white, and gold spectrum.
I agree, I'm a Slytherin and my best friend is a Ravenclaw. And I think both houses aver very compatible and similar in many ways
I thought Hufflepuff's common room is the best in the communal area, but the private quarters, where the dormitories are, Ravenclaw is absolutely perfect to me, everything about it is like my dream bedroom ! The giant window beside the bed, the curtains, and how big the room is
I’m a Ravenclaw with a lot of Slytherin friends. I wanted to be in that house, lol. both common rooms are my favorite! I love the celestial library from Beauty and the Beast look but also the dark mysterious gothic look and green
As a Ravenclaw I honestly agree with that being the best Common room but I'm shocked you put Hufflepuff as #3! Personally I had it as 1. Ravenclaw 2. Hufflepuff 3. Slytherin and 4. Gryffindor. I had the same complaints about Gryffindor it's just to bland for a fantasy game and the most "popular" house. But I loved the earthy feel of the Hufflepuff common room felt like it fit perfectly and I just barely had them over Slytherins gothic basement common room which still fits perfect I just liked Hufflepuff's better 🤷
To me, I think I'd place Ravenclaw and Slytherin as the top 2 because they are the most unique. Gryffindor was the first one JKR designed and it's kind of the generic "Dorm in a Castle". Hufflepuff is just a little too influenced by Tolkien's Hobbit Houses. Slytherin has a great edgy/shipwreck/aquarium vibe, and the Ravenclaw is like a mix between a classical library and a planetarium.
Same as a Ravenclaw I'm a bit jealous because I think I like Hufflepuff's room better
I don't think gryffindor is the most popular house... the most popular house gotta be slytherin because of so many people wanting to be the bad guy. Also, it's from all the movies so much change couldn't have been made in the game. hufflepuff on the other hand...
You’re biased, Slytherin is definitely second. It’s more complex with intricate details.
@@everythingsfinett3903 how many I'm being biased? Very confused here lmao I wanted to be Slytherin
I would've switched Hufflepuff and Slytherin. I love Hufflepuff's hanging plants and sunlight with the rounded doorways and things. I love the aquarium situation that Slytherin has as well as the cascading water and all the other beautiful details in that common room, but it's too dark for me to do full time.
I'd definitely switch Slytherin and Hufflepuff. I've got enough doom and gloom in life, don't need a common room to have even more of those bad vibes. Honestly, I'm surprised there aren't any higher su1cide rates for Slytherin students. That common room is depressing af.
Im slytherin & i 100% agree. Its uninviting af
honestly i'd rather live in a brooding dorm like slytherin's than in an absolute eyesore like gryffindor 💀
Ravenclaw’s room = Majestic AF
Slytherin’s room = Dungeon Fetish
Gryffindor’s room = Boring & Messy
Hufflepuff’s room = HOBBIT MEXICO
I like the huge underwater windows on Slytherin common rooms, the classic medieval style of Gryffindor, the Hobbit style on the Hufflepuff one, but i'm proud of being a Ravenclaw, so yes, we got the best c:
To me Gryffindor and Slytherin fight in the middle while Ravenclaw flies above the rest; Hufflepuff comes last. It sure is visually interesting and the common room is quite pleasant, but the dormitories feel extremely claustrophobic, like I'm inside a giant box; Slytherin's in the dungeons and still manages to avoid this problem somehow.
Too bad Raven claw has the least side quests 😂
@Stone Eis 🤣🤣 doing a good side play through with raven claw
@@stormblack203 That is not true. You can still do the companion quest, just the house quest is a bit boring. But that is not a big quest.
@@Scream2378 ah so the house quest changes in "size"
If it wasn't for the plants in Hufflepuff dormitories, it wouldn't be that interesting.
Plus, Ravenclaw common room leads up to a higher terrace on the roof where you can see the entire school and surrounding landscape. With the styles of bed and security at the stairs, I think Ravenclaw is the most unique out of the entire 4 houses.
Also, common mistake, Ravenclaw's animal is an Eagle, not a Raven
Not according to the movies.
@lil trol This always bothered me, too, but it's true... Despite bein Ravenclaw, the name of it's founder, she chose an eagle as the mascot for some reason.
@@ANPC-pi9vu
Because the eagle's talons are black. You could even say they're...raven-colored.
As a hufflepuff I could not be more overjoyed when I saw my common room and it looked exactly like a hobbit hole. Literally could not describe anything I would want more.
Ravenclaw and Gryffindor are my top 2 for sure.
Slytherin is an easy last place; the visuals of it are very interesting and unique, but I agree with some commenting that it’s the opposite of cozy. I’d feel trapped as if I was living in a submarine, and it looks like it smells of mildew. I’d get depressed with the lack of sunlight.
Hufflepuff is really cool for the hobbit-like themes in the wood, plants, and circular doors, but it loses points to me cause despite the coziness those things offer, it has very sparse and uncomfortable-looking furniture. And there’s no real obvious comfortable looking spot that I’d look forward to being in after class. A little too open for me.
Ravenclaw is the coolest to me because of its colors, astronomy themes, refined look, and lighting. It actually seems like an environment that would make me want to learn. But still, not a place I’d necessarily want to call home. It’s too clean, a little too refined, and not warm enough.
Gryffindor takes it for me. It’s the definition of cozy in my mind, and it’s somewhere I’d definitely look forward to being after classes and in spare time. It’s warm and inviting, rather than having that very open and cold, stoney look that each of the other 3 have somewhat (especially Slytherin). It looks like it smells of books, wood, carpet and fire in the hearth. The lighting is great, it’s high up with a view (in theory), and I love the colors.
I love the floating watering cans watering the plants in hufflepuff
Ravenclaw's is hands down the best one. I already was interested in them because my favourite character is Luna and the things they value fit me perfectly. I have a great love for stars, astronomy and the night sky so when I saw the common room I immediately fell in love and knew it was a no brainer. Happy to see the Ravenclaw love.
our common room is the closest to Astronomy class so we don't need to climb so many stairs to attend the class
and we can do stargazing all night since the second floor ceiling is magically matched with the starry night sky outside
Luna from the movies or the real Luna from the books? Because as another UA-camr pointed out in one of her shorts, Luna was far more unhinged in the books than the films portray.
For me Hufflepuff is the best. It’s so cozy and looks like an overall nice place to hang around
Just *oh so* close to Ravenclaw's. PS: *Not* being bias. Even if I wasn't a Ravenclaw, I still would have said it was the best.
I 100% agree. I wasn't overly excited for Ravenclaw (my house) when I saw the first clips revealed way back. But after seeing it in gameplay, I think it has to be the best design. At least to me personally. Also, the fact that it has a bathroom too! Has anyone found a bathroom in the other houses yet? I can't wait to get this game! Thanks for sharing.
They all do. Though the ‘claw ones are right there with the dorms. I mean they had to put in the Slytherin bathrooms at least ;) for a certain special chamber.
@LTNetjak there’s the prefect bathroom, which a huge tub like a swimming pool and lots of bubbly taps!
I personally would rank it as such:
#1 Ravenclaw
#2 Hufflepuff
#3 Slytherin
#4 Gryffindor
Ravenclaw topped my list for all the reasons already mentioned, & plus i like the skies, stars & blue. the luxurious feeling actually is a minus in my book as i like things that look less grand instead, but it still ranked 1st. Hufflepuff came a VERY close 2nd. cozier than i'd imagine & for all the reasons mentioned as well, only getting knocked to second because of its low ceilings in most places (which has a penchant for making a place look smaller than it should). would have ended up in a tie with Ravenclaw otherwise. Slytherin ranked 3rd just because the first 2 feel better in my book. i love the Victorian London-styled architecture & the water around & the coldness in it. would see myself spending a lotta time in the place, even though it does tend to give me the creeps in certain places.
& then, there's Gryffindor, ranking WAAYYYYY below the others. fancy & cozy as it seems as a dormitory for students, it's just stone castle walls lined with a lotta red &... stuff. the whole place looks so bland & drab in comparison to the others, so lacking in character, that it almost appears boring. i personally don't have a very particular affinity for any of the houses & have actually been sorted in all 4 in tests throughout the years, i may just avoid getting sorted into Gryffindor altogether, just to avoid having to stay in a dorm like that in a fantasy game.
To me, *where* is their "fire" element? All the other houses in their common rooms have theirs (Hufflepuff-earth, Ravenclaw-air, Slytherin-water). It would make *far more sense* if Gryffindor's CR was located nearer the kitchens and Hufflepuff moved nearer the garden/grounds.
Hufflepuff: luxuriously cozy, verdant, soft eye pleasing gold and green. Oozes of well-being and relaxation, and good health. The intricate wood work is on par with Ravenclaw’s stone work, but feels like a garden rather than a church.
Gryffindor: warm reds and gold, cozy with a hint of regal, but everything has a slapped together lived-in look designed to put you at ease. The familiarity does take some shine off the apple, but objectively it’s stunning.
Ravenclaw: dazzling beauty, yet sterile, regal, and aloof like a cathedral or a Vatican library. Lots of sharp edges and cold stone work. Pale blue and white like the distant stars or a snowy mountaintop.
Slytherin: posh but crypt like, dank, looks like it smells like a fish tank or embalming fluid. Nice view of the fish. The students are the biggest attraction here, not what one might expect from the movies.
I'm a ravenclaw, but I ended up switching to a slytherin character and couldn't be happier. I find the slytherin common room surprisingly cozy with the underwater vibe. It's hard to explain, as I know warm light is usually associated with a place being cozy. Idk hufflepuff is too yellow, and ravenclaw is too bright and pristine.
You're just getting acquainted with your inner goth. lol
I think it's because it has a lot of green, vine and forest themed wallpaper and water elements, its like the physical embodiment of one of those rain sound machines. Just cast a spell that makes the sound of chirping crickets or birds and it feels like you're in a relaxing forest by a brook. Sit at the base of the staircase leading out of Slytherin with a good book. Heaven.
It's interesting that the Witch and Wizard dorms actually look different; I'm Ravenclaw, and the witch dorms are bunk beds instead of all on the floor
Ravenclaw wizard here. We have that too. Only the bedrooms on the top floor have the beds built into the wall.
the dormitories are the same, however, every house has 2 dormitories that are different from all the others, separated from them, which are where the prefects sleep (one for girls and other for boys).
So the ones that have the beds into the wall on the top floor are the prefect's rooms.
Hufflepuff looks so amazing! So much natural light & nature. I’m obsessed with plants and the art nouveau style of all the windows and glass work is amazing. Ravenclaw is a close second.
😍🦡🦅 PS: From a proud Ravenclaw!
Very interesting decision…
4 Ravenclaw
3 Gryffindor
2 Hufflepuff
1 Slytherin
I did not expect for the most basic common room to be ranked #1, but to each their own… by the way, my house is Ravenclaw.
Agreed, I love the other three but Ravenclaw's was rather underwhelming, too sterile and empty.
*Exactly!* Everyone can have their own tastes and opinion.
What I regret about Gryffindor’s common room that you have for the other houses, is that you “feel” the house in their ambiance. The values of the house are reflected in the design and the “atmosphere”. Gryffindor there are the colors and the lions, but nothing tells you : “this is for the brave and bold”. For others you feel it.
And I AM a Gryffindor, hence the disappointment. It’s nice, but not for Gryffindor.
As a Ravenclaw, I say that they *need to move!* Have their entrance by the kitchens (fire element) and put Hufflepuff's nearer the grounds (earth element).
Ravenclaw here. Very appreciative of your assessment of my house’s dorm. 😊
😍💙🦅 PS: Hufflepuff comes a *close* second!
Makes sense that Ravenclaw's common room is number one. It is supposed to be the most beautiful and majestic according to lore. Or at least that's how it seems from the descriptions. No surprises there.
What did take me by surprise was the Slytherin common room, especially the underwater part. I was not expecting it to be so cool. I don't think it is anywhere near as cool in its descriptions. Good on them for adding elements to it and making it a real consideration while choosing houses.
I should say, at this point, that the Hufflepuff common room is very beautiful as well. Kind of gets overshadowed by the above two, but it doesn't deserve to be. Very cozy, extremely cozy in fact, and you just gotta love the lush greenery; plants make anything several times better. On a side note, it would be really funny if they add assets suggesting that the Hufflepuffs are huffing and puffing on interesting plant specimens in their free time.
I was mostly sure I'd play Ravenclaw even before most details were revealed about the game but have to admit the choice has gotten harder.
Love the Hufflepuff Common Room. It’s so cozy and warm looking
My personal rankings are
1. Ravenclaw: I think it looks the coolest and the balcony puts it quite high for me
2. Hufflepuff: really love the cozy feel and the closeness to the kitchen, but I kinda hate how it doesn't feel quite as large as the others
3. Slytherin: its absolutely gorgeous and does the dungeon vibe well but there's just something about it that feels like its missing?
4. Gryffindor: I'm sorry, it does have hints of Gryffindor vibes but honestly this common room felt like the rest of the castle to me
*Same with me!*
I'm a ravenclaw to the bone. So glad my common room is as stunning as it is. I agree tho, that none of them are bad, they are all in rein their own way. But ravenclaw is just *chefs kiss*
💙🦅 Hufflepuff to me come a *very close* second!
I'm a Ravenclaw and the only ranking I agree with is Gryffindor in fourth. Here is my ranking:
1. Overall, I think Slytherin in the most unique common room in terms of vibe and architecture. Almost every aspect of Slytherin's common room feels special and full of fantasy - the entrance, the waterways, the underwater setting, the high ceilings and openness which make it feel like the biggest common room. While the other common rooms feel warm and/or bright, Slytherin feels cold and dark. I haven't advanced much into the game, but I hope there is a quest that will take me inside.
2. Hufflepuff's architecture is probably the most unique overall, so I'm putting it in second. I think the earth theme has been wonderfully executed, and, like OP has said, it's so cozy, just like it's residents. The hanging gardens are a particularly beautiful design feature.
3. Ravenclaw for me comes in third. I agree with OP that the sleeping chambers are the most unique, and as many have mentioned, Ravenclaw's rooftop is an additional feature that distinguishes it from all the rest. However, the rooftop doesn't feel really feel like part of the common room since you have to climb up to it and pass through a door to get there. Moreover, while the common room is beautiful, its vibe and architecture are very similar to the astronomy tower. The entrance way is also pretty dull, having had its unique feature removed: riddles. I would have liked to have seen riddles implemented at the doorway and players allowed to skip them using the Floo Network after the first time entering. In terms of vibe, I would have loved to see the common room full of night owls studying or practicing spells into the wee hours since we Ravenclaw march to the beats of our drums. Using the air element within the common room instead of astronomy theme, such as with balconies or elevating objects, maybe with wind to prevent students from entering the restricted dormitory, would have made the experience feel more uniquely thematic for me.
4. Gryffindor comes in fourth as the least unique common room. As someone stated in the comments, it's really that it feels like it could be any other area in the castle. Fire is underused like Air was in Ravenclaw, and there are no unique features like the underwater setting, the hanging garden, or the rooftop.
*SPOT ON ABOUT GRYFFINDOR'S* If anything, have it's entrance by the kitchens to fit their fire element. And have Hufflepuff moved next to the grounds (earth).
I really love Hufflepuff's common room for the warm lighting and nature-y feel. The curved wood and texture details are also lovely. I immediately thought of the Hobbit Houses as well so you are not alone there. However, I do really like Ravenclaw as well. I am Hufflepuff though so I may be bias lol
I think women and plants go together, that’s why women get flowers for Valentine’s Day and special events.
Even as a Ravenclaw diehard, the Slytherin room is top tier with Ravenclaw right after
I agree. It just oozes grandiosity, and mystery. All those statues and tapestries as you walk down the winding stair, with the waterfall beside you. And that aquarium look out room is awesome. Disappointed you cannot look out the windows of the Hufflepuff Room or actually see out of the Lunascope.
From a fellow Ravenclaw, Slytherin's CR is good to me, but I personally find it *too* damp and gothic looking. I preferred Hufflepuff's over theirs.
This is some decent commentary. I loved it. The details of the common rooms are so impressively overwhelming it's hard to describe them adequately. So, hats off to you for a good job, my friend. 👏👍
Ironic as it is, I have to admit Ravenclaw's common room looks the most luxurious despite being the house I'd least likely join.
And although Hufflepuff's values appeal to me personally, I feel like their common room could take some getting used to if you're not a plant person or one of those gardening types.😅
Interesting, I’d rank them almost exactly the opposite. I think Ravenclaw lacks the coziness that’s critical to a good common room.
For me, #1 has to be Hufflepuff, with its flowing lines, woodwork and greenery, all strongly reminiscent of the architecture of both the Hobbits and Elves of Lord of the Rings.
#2 for me is Gryffindor, partly for the nostalgia, but also because it really feels like part of the castle, and has a warm and welcoming feel
#3 I’d say Slytherin, purely because it’s very interesting, and the doorway is by far the coolest.
#4 is Ravenclaw. It just feels so sterile to me, though it is definitely beautiful. I wish it balanced the cold lighting with warmer colors, focusing more on the bronze than the blue.
As a hufflepuff one of my favorite parts of our common room is the fact that there isn’t a bunch of gold (or yellow) everywhere but all of the sunlight steaming in from the windows casts a beautiful golden light on the common room making it a perfect place to relax in
Been watching you guys since the battlefront 2015 days. It's been hard to keep track with so many different games being covered, but I'm really enjoying your Hogwarts videos, and it's good to see that the channel is still thriving. Hope y'all are having just as much fun with the channel as yall were back in the day.
Shouts out battlefront 2015😂
So the houses reflects on the animals theme they based off like griffondor roams on the surface ,hufflepuff burrows underground, slytherin coils in a dark cave and ravenclaw roost in the sky.
honetsly nice touch for the game.
I got sorted into Ravenclaw (always been a Ravenclaw in every quiz I took in the past) and I think Ravenclaw's CR is the worst, not because it is ugly or anything while it is the most impressive the feel is a bit too modern, looks like Edwardian to Art Deco era, feels like I'm on board of Titanic, while I always associate Hogwarts with medieval era aesthetic so Gryffindoor is the best for me.
As a plant admirer i love the plant and the grden detailing in huflepuff house
Im a huffelpuff myself in nature, but I would have to agree with you all the way. Your pretty much dead on from what I could tell.
For me, survival common room is Hufflepuff because of the plants and also source of foods and I don’t care if is too ordinary looking common room but it gives you life and fresh air.
You make a good case for Ravenclaw's common house, but I'm more of a snake-reveals-an-invisible-door, underwater-view, room-full-of-animal-skeletons kind of guy.
Fun facts:
-Ravenclaw Tower overlooks the Black Lake, the Forbidden Forest, and even the Mountains that surround Hogwarts.
-Ravenclaw Tower has it's own library!!!
Ravenclaw was chosen for me and I was stoked when I explored around. It’s stunning. I love it! 👏👏
Okay, Ravenclaw here: Why is it first? Yeah yeah, rooftop access, blah-de-blah, but that's ALL. The stairways to the dorms are so bland, and the entrance leaves a lot to be desired. Hufflepuff gets cozy points for the common room and cool points for the entrance, and Slytherin just oozes cool points.
For the friendliest House, only Hufflepuffs entrance will try to attack intruder with vinegar. I can already imagine the other life where Neville was sent to Hufflepufffs instead.
“Salad Neville Longbottom”
Same way Ron and possibly Lily Evans *should have!* Hermione and Harry should have *also* been Ravenclaw and Slytherin respectively.
I'm a proud Slytherin but the ravenclaw common room is absolutely gorgeous and regal
*Thank you so much!* 🦅💙🐍
As a proud Ravenclaw, my personal rankings are:
#1 Ravenclaw (what did yah expect?)
#2 Hufflepuff (the hobbit vibes are tooooo good!)
#3 Gryffindor
#4 Slytherin (the dark eerie setting just ain't doing it for me, although it still looks gorgeous like all the houses do).
There’s also a piano you can start playing in Slytherin’s as well
And there's a musical radio like thing u can play in Hufflepuff's
My ranking.
1Ravenclaw Royalty
2Hufflepuff Cozy
3Gryffindor Home like and comfotable
4Slytherin Creepy and uncomfortable
I agree with your rankings.
A couple things you missed:
Ravenclaw has a tower balcony that unlocks fairly early in the game (once you learn Alohomora, the unlocking spell), which makes it even cooler.
Slytherin Common Room also has a piano you can play. The murals also look really cool and I've heard you can explore around the waterfall.
Gryffindor has a Gramophone you can play
Gryffindor has the most school spirit: house colours everywhere, but they are the only house that also displays Hogwarts banners. No other houses have any banners for the school itself.
Boys get a bad rap in Hufflepuff. No access to the top floor lookout. All of the other Common Rooms have dorms on one side or the other, so one side is blocked to the boys, but in Hufflepuff only the girls have access to the upper floor, with the little nooks and outlook. There is a secret compartment behind one of the bookshelves. Apparently Hufflepuff also gets the best house specific side quest.
I actually agree with you. all four common rooms has their own perks, but I like hufflepuff's the best. I like it the best because it can be big, and yet so simple. Plus I'm a little bit biased because I'm an hufflepuff myself.
I'm a Slytherin and sadly I'm placing them last, tho I like the window looking out the water and the waterfall, I cant get pass how creepy and tacky the skeletons and skulls look. But I agree with the door entry! Definitely the coolest and most unique. The rooms are not bad, for me it's better for the room to be dark, and unlike the common room it looks very fancy.
lol about the skulls I was disappointed when I first got Ravenclaw over Slytherin, R fits me and I love it now. I’m girly but my house aesthetic has some elements of gothic, with black skulls here and there 😂 I have one on my coffee table with candles and a couple spiky black and gold urchin things as a centerpiece, I love that about the Slytherin dorm 😅 my mom would say the same as you about the creepy factor lol “are you doing a seance?”
Ravenclaw here. I like the Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin common rooms, as they each have a polished style that well represents the occupants. They were imagined as if the designers actually knew and cared about the people who will live there. Gryffindor however, looks like a bunch of stoners got together in an abandoned part of the castle and said "Dude... we could like... live here". Is someone trying to say that Gryffindor lacks any sense of style? Or are they just exceptionally frugal? Kidding aside, the Gryffindor common room is in desperate need of an interior designer and a maid.
It's *needs* to move! Have their entrance by the kitchens (fire element) and have Hufflepuff by the grounds (earth element).
The Gryffindor's got a the short end of the stick for the simple reason that it already had a established look. This is the movie verse. It has to adhere to that look. Meaning they weren't really allowed to get super creative and that's a bit of a shame. Plus, well, Gryffindor bashing seems to be a bit of a trend in the fandom too.
Which I really don't understand. I'm not a Gryffindor, but what did it do to everyone to receive that much of a disliking, other than being the main characters house?
@@lisaparder24 That's just it. It's the Main Characters house. That alone makes it too normie. Meanwhile everyone is like "Lol I'm so quirky, lolololo slytherin, I'm not like everyone else." Meanwhile 90% of the videos I see on youtube are of Slytherin. People just want to go against the perceived norm.
Gryffindor’s entrance is behind a painting of a fat lady in the books, so they were on point with that, not lacking creativity ;)
Its personal preference of course, but to me the red color scheme of the Griffyndor common room is way more cozy than the yellow color scheme of Hufflepuff.
My ranking would be exactly the other way around.
1) Gryffindor because it's the coziest.
2) Hufflepuff because I enjoy the plants and the beer keg aesthetic.
3) Slytherin because it feels mysterious yet still cozy with the underwater aesthetic.
4) Ravenclaw because, although I like the astronomy-themed ceiling and wallpapers as well as the witch statue and multitude of instruments, it feels much too sterile and a bit empty. Also, Ravenclaw's bathtubs look nasty! What are you guys doing in there?
Didnt play the game yet, but from what I saw in this video, while the Ravenclaw common room looks gorgeous I would probably feel best in Hufflepuff. Its just looks so calming and nice.
They have a link-in feature where you can connect your Wizarding World account to your WB account. If you've filled out certain portions of your Wizarding profile, such as your House quiz and wand quiz, the game will load those results for when your character gets sorted (initial suggestion by the Hat) and when you get your wand from Ollivander's at Hogsmeade. I thought that was a nice touch.
I am just glad that I can explore each house's common rooms.
Why is our house (Hufflepuff) the only one with beds that don’t have curtains for privacy?😂
Yeah that got me too now my mind is trying to create an headcanon way how curtains would fall from the ceiling etc if needed etc :)
You are underground. *Really fits* your vibe/theme beautifully (element of earth).
I like gryffindors vibe it has a strong Arthurian quality to it. Makes it feel the most medieval in a way
Hey. Um... The area you call "restricted area" is the girl's dormitory. In Harry Potter lore, boys are not allowed to enter the girl's dormitory, but girls can enter the boy's dormitory.
Gryffindor: a palace
Ravenclaw: an observatory
Huffelpuff: a botanical garden
Slytherin: an aquarium
Well, if anything, Gryffindor's palace *must* be the most boring!!!!!!!!! If anything, *where* are either the necessary element of fire, or any kind of traits or atmosphere that Gryffindor is known for (chivalry, daring, boldness)? *Not on display at all!* Nothing like a knight/jock/army theme around there. Could be any huge room in some castle/mansion even, just coloured red and *that is it!* All the other three houses *screamed* theirs! If anything, Hufflepuff did a *real* one over Gryffindor by taking their entrance near the kitchens instead of the grounds. Really where Gryffindor *should* have been to get their element going.
I regret going Gryffindor, I just couldn't go raven claw cause they seem like a slytherin 2.0 with being lowkey evil & shady on the low. I should have went huffed puff since they're kinda & loyal
As a ravenclaw as much as I love the vibe of the common room especially since I love the reading nook feel about it I absolutely love the slytherin common room I love the dark eriness of it
Im a proud Slytherin but I’ll admit that i only rank it 3rd, Ravenclaw 2nd and Hufflepuff 1st.
I love hufflepuffs cozy wooden ornate hobbit feel with all the plants and fireplaces and I love the feeling of being in the sky along with the regal colors of Ravenclaws. I like the dark gothic Slytherin feel but its almost too dark. Most Slytherins arent angry, brooding soon to be dark lords and the common room does not reflect that
At first I didn’t like that the Ravenclaw house entrance is the only one that’s not hidden. But seeing the cool gold Ravenclaw open up to the bigger and even cooler wall statue is pretty amazing.
Just a side note and also a fun fact: those ravens in ravenclaw and their house animal symbol on their robes isn’t actually a raven. It’s an eagle. How weird is that?
because an eagle has ... raven (black) claws 😉
Yeah coz our Eagle killed a Raven and took it's claw for luck 😂😂😂
I agree with your assessment, though only for the vibrance i would probably put Hufflepuff above slytherin, though the underwater theme is just so good, i prefer natural light and brighter places
Personal rating; Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Slytherin
Ravenclaw is just a generic wizard tower imo
I didn't find anything special in Ravenclaw house either, looks generic to me.
Sliytherin also has a piano like ravenclaw. And if you zap a few spells on the glass windows the giant squid will bang against the glass. BEAT THAT!
personally agree with your ranking architecture and creativity wise but on the common room i wanted to be in, i would want to live in, id definitely switch slytherin and hufflepuff, since im a hufflepuff i definitely like the cozyness of my house than the dark brooding aura of slytherin's common room, love the interior and its very fascinating if i visit there but definitely not something im "comfortable" to live in if i say so myself
I think Hufflepuff common room is nicest. But I chose Ravenclaw because I love blue colours :)
I def agree with your ratings, as a ravenclaw, i was super proud and excited with how the common room turned out. Thanks for these updates, its helped me get a real grasp of the game.
I am also Ravenclaw but based on video I think slytherin is the coolest. Ravenclaw feels ivy league and I love it. But the magical mystery of slytherins is awesome
@@falconfamily463 I also thought slytherin was amazing, it was close between them and ravenclaw.
@@falconfamily463 Slytherin's interior feels so cold, imagine that during winter
@@kennedykirkley8456 If only theirs didn't look so damp and gothic. Hufflepuff is my second fav CR.