@@soham4741 the fact that you can enter without a riddle isn't canonical, I give you that. But the fact that IT IS A VISIBLE DOOR is canonical indeed. In the books, it is described as a wooden door with an eagle (could be another bird) and a huge doorknocker that asks you a question
Imagine being a ravenclaw and getting back home at 5 am after a butterbeer binge and a house elf orgy down at Hogsmeade, and being unable to get to your bed and sleep it off because the damn door keeps asking you hard riddles when you're so plastered you're barely managing to not piss yourself.
I imagine Ravenclaws would choose one sober sister to stay in the common room and let the drunk knuckleheads in in when the party is over. Plan B is leaving sleeping bags in the corridor.
You should really be able to get into the Griffindor common room if you manage to steal the password from elsewhere. It's been shown before that can work. Same with Ravenclaw - if you successfully answer the doors question it is supposed to open, regardless of student. It is supposed to be a conceit of the founding wizards that these were the best ways to have security. Griffindor - a secret word, and no one would give it willingly to another because that would make them a traitor, and Griffindor aren't traitors. Ravenclaw - I'll just make the entrance requirement hard so only people I identify as smart enough can pass. Hufflepuff was unique IIRC because anyone was welcome if they were trusted enough to know the trick. Slytherin is the only one that really recognises the value of decent security that works on something that isn't a personality trait.
@@Fra_axe That is true, but perhaps the founders never imagined the hat would allow people to make their own choices as well. After all, Harry "would do well in Slytherin" but he asks the hat to put him in Griffindor (or rather - 'anywhere but Slytherin'). It's perhaps a cop out explanation, and would require Pettigrew to have a level of autonomy to do that, which he certainly doesn't demonstrate. The character of Pettigrew is a follower, not a leader... With that in mind, and with the founders selection criteria, you would think him more likely to be a Hufflepuff. No offence to Hufflepuff either; I always thought that the situation was: Griffindor - bravery/daring Ravenclaw - intelligence/creativity Slytherin - cunning/resourceful/ambitious Hufflepuff - the rest...
@@romarudarkeyes Harry was a unique case, After the full story is revealed is it not a possibility the hat itself was also reading Voldemort's soul fragment. Hench why they hat says "It is all here in your head." the very place Harry's scar was. So Harry himself should have been Griffindor but if put into Slytherin it would have actually helped Voldemort's soul fragment to excel.
@@miniman649 Actually thinking about it - yeah, you are right. There's that one point in the books where they are cosplaying as Crabbe and Goyle and Malfoy shows them to the room and the password is 'Pure Blood'. Hmm... That knackers that idea. Though considering how late in the narrative the idea is that the Ravenclaw door asks questions rather than a password(last book IIRC), it could be that Rowling got the idea late on to have unique security for each house, but couldn't go back and change the earlier idea because it was in the second book.
@@introvertedasheck turning on no clip hack in Skyrim and walking around the secret underground paths beneath White Run. no clipping under Orgrimmar in World of Warcraft and visiting the hidden area all by yourself, only to pop out randomly scaring people. Nothing quite as fun as no clipping under the city, /target a player, and then /cast prisms resorting in beams of lighting blasting into a targeted player, from beneath the ground, with them having no idea whats going on since they cant see or target you
Gryffindor: No password, no entry. Get lost. Hufflepuff: You stink for trying to get in here, literally. Ravenclaw: Not even your level 3 Alohomora will get this door open. Slytherin: Nothing to see here. Move along.
The Ravenclaw room is strange, because the books show that one only needs to answer a riddle correctly. I believe in the 7th book, Harry even enters the Ravenclaw common room. And he wasn't even a student, technically.
@@Sylvan__ doesn't matter she dind't get in before she was giving the right answer also the carrows where professors and even co-directors at that time and didn't got in
Fun fact: If you know Alohomora II, you can enter Ravenclaw common room through the roof. I was messing around with free flying mod and landed on top of Ravenclaw Tower. I couldn't mount the broom again, so I unlocked the door and ended up in a Ravenclaw common room as a Slytherin
😊 you can do the same thing with Professor Dumbledore's office you have to fly up to his office Dismount from your broom and then use the alohomora spell to open the door to his office. But you will need a level 3 Alohomora from the professor outside of the hospital Wing corridor. Just outside the teachers corridor. you can unlock it once you get all three you can pretty much go to a lot of blocked or hidden places in the castle. The same goes for the locked Corridor at the top of the trophy room in the astronomy Tower. Which essentially leads to the upper floors of Professor Dumbledore's office, to unlock what is known as his main office you will need what is known as a "key of admittance"
I've had a hard time even finding the other common room entrances. I'm somewhat disappointed that the Ravenclaw door knocker only does the riddle once at the beginning and doesn't do it every time.
It has to be practical in game sense too. Asking a riddle every time you wanna enter the Ravenclaw dorm gets old very quickly and tedious. I guarantee you that if the devs did implement this, people would complain.
@@SoraRaida I mean, it didn't stop them from including the Merlin trials and requiring the player to finish a certain number of them to increase gear capacity, or Ignatia with those floo stations. If someone found answering riddles with a multiple choice dialogue system (like that one girl in the library that quizzes you just to get a damn page) too tedious, they aren't a Ravenclaw.
@@disableddragonborn As a Ravenclaw I agree. It would've given me more incentive to return to the Common Room more than put my feet up in the Room of Requirement
It's not alcohol, silly, It's vinegar. It burns and stinks thus your character makes a pained noise. It aims for the eyes. :'D As you said, they are minors!! Did you not read the collectible lores? "Revelio Pages" -> "Hufflepuff Barrels" card -> "To enter the Hufflepuff common room, one must tap the barrel two from the bottom, middle of the second row, in the rhythm of ‘Helga Hufflepuff.’ An errant tap will result in being denied access and doused in vinegar."
All the other common rooms: “This entrance is enchanted, you’ll never get in!” Ravenclaw: “We don’t need to hide the entrance, your stupid ass ain’t figuring out this riddle.”
Honestly anyone with the cape or disillusionment charm can overhear the password, and that doesn’t mean the griffindor student isn’t loyal or brave. It’s just something that could easily happen, password security system is flawed as demonstrated by fig
Actually if the Developers were being true to the books, you should get chances to enter Ravenclaw Tower. The raven statue is only supposed to ask someone a question, if they get it right, then the door will open. It happens in the book, though they don't really answer if the raven asked the question because a Ravenclaw Student was there, or if it would have asked Harry if Luna hadn't accompanied him.
I like how the devs made it actually. The warm houses, Gryffindor and Hufflepuff are aggressive while the cold houses, Ravenclaw and Slytherin, are passive.
See, that’s why I’ve always believed Slytherins are more intelligent than Ravenclaws. Slytherins are pragmatic while Ravenclaws are book smart. The Ravenclaw door is the perfect example since anyone can see how impractical and, quite frankly, stupid it actually is. First off, the fact that it only needs a correct answer means literally anyone can get in if they’re smart enough to solve the riddle. Second, it’s impractical and inconvenient. Imagine you’ve had a long day, your body hurts, your brain is fried, you have to pee, and suddenly your front door wants to play 20 questions. Ravenclaws value _knowledge,_ not intelligence. Intelligence is taking your knowledge and using it to practical effect.
You should be able to enter any common room if you have the password or know the trick. Obviously it should be super hard for non students, and always changing. But still . . . . You should be able to find it out and enter. Then get questioned by the house students when inside. Ravenclaw through and through
I always imagined the Ravenclaw door would choose its riddles depending on whom approaches. If it were a Ravenclaw student it would know to ask a riddle they would know the answer to. If they aren’t, it knows to ask a riddle that person would not know the answer to. That way it’s all just a facade. And, yes, it would know to recognize teachers and such with a solvable riddle for them.
idk, at least in the movies, those bedrooms didn't seem that private. probably better to find the room of requirement for one night stands. "my need is great"
@@ZebulizationThe room of requirement is a barely known secret. Maybe one or two students out of several group years stumble upon the room and then include their closest friends in on the secrets before it goes back to being completely unknown for a few years. It is nowhere near well known enough to be used as a one night stand spot. That's what the unused classrooms and broom closets are for 😂
Except Broom closets. Which were apparently everywhere and necessitated staff patrols at night like dummies. Nah, wizards are just impotent or the witches are barren. Near zero people in Harry Potter had more than one child if that. One would expect a baby boom after Voldemort fell the first time but NOPE.
These house "Security measures" aren't really that tight, and they're not really meant to be. Technically, if students cooperate, anyone can enter into any house and professors can enter wherever they like despite being technical members of the houses. It's not the point to make the houses hidden bases that NO ONE can enter unless they're a member. You just need to put a lot of effort into it, if you want to break in. Some might say, way too much effort, since it's just a common room. That's like a human school using house-themed key cards. Of course you can cheat that system, but the point is it's harder than just waltzing in wherever you want, so at least people won't be doing it constantly
This game could of been so much more. Especially with the possibility to brew the polyjuice potion. Disguising yourself THEN going into other dorms. With a morality system getting caught USING the polyjuice potion. Polyjuice wears off after so long. Again a objective that'd be fun to try and work around. So many possible side quests that could have. Just adding a morality system should of been the first thing added to the game.
They also should have made brewing potions have a similar system to the one in "The Half-Blood Prince" game on PC, I really enjoyed that minigame. It would've felt nice actually brewing your own potions, and you could've simply sipped a bit of the potion once brewed to avoid wasting all of it and use it for small encounters. I feel they didn't go far enough in the roleplaying aspect.
Gryffindor: No password, no entry. Now scram. Hufflepuff: lol get sprayed with vinegar Slytherin: What common room? Nothing to see here. Ravenclaw: RIDDLE ME THIS, BATMA- oh, wrong franchise.
Common room entrance ranked worst to best: 1. Ravenclaw - Absolute dogshite. Not only does the door straight up give you clues to the password, but literally _anyone_ can figure it out if they’re smart enough. Not to mention the possibility of certain riddles having multiple answers. 2. Hufflepuff - Mediocre. The tapping rhythm and location is always the same, and after hundreds of years, everyone knows it. However, it’s also the only entrance with a defense mechanism to keep intruders out, so it offsets the “password” being public knowledge. 3. Gryffindor - Very good, hidden entrance with a constantly changing password and controlled by a sentient being. However, it does lose points since the Fat Lady openly announces that it’s an entrance. 4. Slytherin - Perfection. Like Gryffindor, it also uses a constantly changing password. But what makes it perfect is that the door literally does not exist until a Slytherin approaches, _then_ asks for a password. Even if an intruder knows the location and the password, they can’t enter because there is no door to enter through.
The Hufflepuff entrance looked like the business end of an armored Korean warship used during the Imjin War (1592) against the invading Japanese. Of course the Korean version shot out twin jets of jellied liquid fire up to 100 meters away and turned everything the beams touched to ashes, a real functional heat ray.
It's not the game. It's the canon name of that portrait and the only name that portrait is known under. And yes it is rude, but then again kids are rude. But hey, good job noticing how it's not sth. decent ppl would do nowadays!
That game was a real let down. They promised a Harry Potter RPG where you can live your childhood dream and whatnot, but it's mostly "Just walk around and look but don't touch!". You can hardly interact with the world or other characters, nor are there much fun activities to do and the story is just okay. It's not bad but also not overly intriguing.
It could be accessed via mods, no-clip mode, but probably there isnt anything special in their common rooms, maybe you could talk to some students you usually couldnt, or collect some items too.
Or you could restart the game in a different house. We already knew, I think even before the release of the game, that each house comes with an exclusive mission, nothing else. The common rooms themselves are quite different in architecture and style but they don't have anything that would change the course of the game or the story.
@@AlejandroLZuvic interesting part would be if you enter other house via no-clip mode and try to insert like Raveclaw emblem into Griffindor house chest, but i think it wouldnt work, since quest is linked to your house chest
That's ill advised even from the standpoint of you walking into a "lion den" and facing the consequences :'D It's the house of the brave ppl, thus they are brave enough to let you hear, if you're brave enough to step in without invitation.
I came across the Hufflepuff common room in my wandering. All I could think was I don't want to go in, shut up portrait lady. I'll be gone as soon as I Revelio.
you'd think that the house that was made to accept all students freely whether or not they possess a particular attribute would be the most accepting. instead it shoots mud at you
Wrong about Ravenclaw. You CAN pass through into their dorm, if you answer the difficult questions. If you do - then you are smart enough to be Ravenclaw's guest. Hufflepuff, on the other hand, at least has some decency to tell you "drink up and piss off". Because, well, they basically live in a wine cellar.
It's vinegar, not alcohol. ///orz/// They're minors! If it was alcohol, the students would stand in line to drink it. Even if you're not Ravenclaws, use your brainz, ppls!!! X'D
Since my first playthrough was Ravenclaw, i was confused when i stumbled upon some barrels and got squirted, at the time i hadn't realised i'd found Hufflepuff's common room
Fat lady: The password for today is please go away. Slytherin student: Well it it was worth a shot. “Leaves” Fat Lady: “ Snickers” “One hour later” Gryffindor student: Please go away. Fat Lady: Password accepted. “Portrait opens up secret passage” Welcome to Gryffindor.
In Harry Potter and COS for pc when you rome as Goyle if you come to the portrait of the fat lady she simply doesn't speak to you. I love when developers put stuff like this in the games.
I find it interesting that the only common room that isn't hidden behind a secret door is Ravenclaw
Well, that common room isn't canonical either. An npc says that they have to solve puzzles everytime you have to enter the ravenclaw common room
@@soham4741 the fact that you can enter without a riddle isn't canonical, I give you that. But the fact that IT IS A VISIBLE DOOR is canonical indeed. In the books, it is described as a wooden door with an eagle (could be another bird) and a huge doorknocker that asks you a question
Intelligence has no need to hide nor does it need to announce itself, hence the door is much the same
@@soham4741 it's just for gameplay purposes.
@@ActuallyAwesomeName I would think the bird would be a Raven lol
Imagine being a ravenclaw and getting back home at 5 am after a butterbeer binge and a house elf orgy down at Hogsmeade, and being unable to get to your bed and sleep it off because the damn door keeps asking you hard riddles when you're so plastered you're barely managing to not piss yourself.
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I imagine Ravenclaws would choose one sober sister to stay in the common room and let the drunk knuckleheads in in when the party is over.
Plan B is leaving sleeping bags in the corridor.
id imagine ravenclaw students would be smart enough to plan ahead and not get hammered to begin with
😅😅😅
"Developers knew you would try this..." - It is literally the most basic thing they should add.
Thank you!
For real! I waited for it but didn't recognize anything out of order 😕
Right? I didn't get It... It's just adding a hitbox which is obvious if you don't want your character to go through objects.
Ngl, I don't even know what the video's trying to convey
because it's in speechmarks, I assumed they were making fun of the title's overuse... perchance
Gryffindor: flat out rejects you with sass
Hufflepuff: seeks to embarass you
Ravenclaw and Slytherin: doesn't even bother to acknowledge you
You should really be able to get into the Griffindor common room if you manage to steal the password from elsewhere. It's been shown before that can work.
Same with Ravenclaw - if you successfully answer the doors question it is supposed to open, regardless of student.
It is supposed to be a conceit of the founding wizards that these were the best ways to have security.
Griffindor - a secret word, and no one would give it willingly to another because that would make them a traitor, and Griffindor aren't traitors.
Ravenclaw - I'll just make the entrance requirement hard so only people I identify as smart enough can pass.
Hufflepuff was unique IIRC because anyone was welcome if they were trusted enough to know the trick.
Slytherin is the only one that really recognises the value of decent security that works on something that isn't a personality trait.
Well, I would theoretically agree with you, problem is pettigrew was technically a griffindor and… well, we all know how it all ended up
@@Fra_axe That is true, but perhaps the founders never imagined the hat would allow people to make their own choices as well.
After all, Harry "would do well in Slytherin" but he asks the hat to put him in Griffindor (or rather - 'anywhere but Slytherin').
It's perhaps a cop out explanation, and would require Pettigrew to have a level of autonomy to do that, which he certainly doesn't demonstrate. The character of Pettigrew is a follower, not a leader...
With that in mind, and with the founders selection criteria, you would think him more likely to be a Hufflepuff.
No offence to Hufflepuff either; I always thought that the situation was:
Griffindor - bravery/daring
Ravenclaw - intelligence/creativity
Slytherin - cunning/resourceful/ambitious
Hufflepuff - the rest...
Not surprised. Slytherin is known to like filtering people lmao
@@romarudarkeyes Harry was a unique case, After the full story is revealed is it not a possibility the hat itself was also reading Voldemort's soul fragment. Hench why they hat says "It is all here in your head." the very place Harry's scar was. So Harry himself should have been Griffindor but if put into Slytherin it would have actually helped Voldemort's soul fragment to excel.
@@miniman649 Actually thinking about it - yeah, you are right. There's that one point in the books where they are cosplaying as Crabbe and Goyle and Malfoy shows them to the room and the password is 'Pure Blood'.
Hmm... That knackers that idea. Though considering how late in the narrative the idea is that the Ravenclaw door asks questions rather than a password(last book IIRC), it could be that Rowling got the idea late on to have unique security for each house, but couldn't go back and change the earlier idea because it was in the second book.
When she hit me with that sassy "The password for today is please go away" my character didn't skip a heartbeat yelling out "INCENDIO!"
I did bombarda
Please go away.
*waits for you to open the door*
Burning the painting wouldn't make the door open itself, though. At least, I think not.
@@exterminatusbutton8723same
Me:AVADAKADAVA-
A game without bug or glitch, its all "magic"
I was running around the outside of the great hall and fell through the map only to land on the sharp rocks below.
@@introvertedasheck very magical
@@introvertedasheck turning on no clip hack in Skyrim and walking around the secret underground paths beneath White Run.
no clipping under Orgrimmar in World of Warcraft and visiting the hidden area all by yourself, only to pop out randomly scaring people. Nothing quite as fun as no clipping under the city, /target a player, and then /cast prisms resorting in beams of lighting blasting into a targeted player, from beneath the ground, with them having no idea whats going on since they cant see or target you
I love the game but there's a huge glitch on one of the sidequests if you opened a cage already.
Truth
Gryffindor: No password, no entry. Get lost.
Hufflepuff: You stink for trying to get in here, literally.
Ravenclaw: Not even your level 3 Alohomora will get this door open.
Slytherin: Nothing to see here. Move along.
Every other house: password protected
Ravenclaw: riddle protected
@@TheMultiverseofOCsHufflepuff isn't even a password. We just play the drums on some barrels.
@justinharvey7398 Good to know my Hufflepuff friend ( yes I'm weird ik)
@@TheMultiverseofOCsThe Chamber of Secrets… Riddle protected
@@oscarramage95 oh yeah
The Ravenclaw room is strange, because the books show that one only needs to answer a riddle correctly. I believe in the 7th book, Harry even enters the Ravenclaw common room. And he wasn't even a student, technically.
He did, but he went together with Luna Lovegood, a Ravenclaw
@@Hackleton bcs she answered right, later mcgonagall entered it also by answer right
@@horst-rudigerbiernot553 Mcgonagall is a proffesor
@@Sylvan__ doesn't matter she dind't get in before she was giving the right answer also the carrows where professors and even co-directors at that time and didn't got in
@@horst-rudigerbiernot553 probably because the door recognized them as a threat to the students and gave them no special treatment
Fun fact: If you know Alohomora II, you can enter Ravenclaw common room through the roof. I was messing around with free flying mod and landed on top of Ravenclaw Tower. I couldn't mount the broom again, so I unlocked the door and ended up in a Ravenclaw common room as a Slytherin
I guess that works. Need to really use your head to get into the Ravenclaw common room.
you could simply glitch into the wall and pretend it was magic youve used
😊 you can do the same thing with Professor Dumbledore's office you have to fly up to his office Dismount from your broom and then use the alohomora spell to open the door to his office. But you will need a level 3 Alohomora from the professor outside of the hospital Wing corridor. Just outside the teachers corridor. you can unlock it once you get all three you can pretty much go to a lot of blocked or hidden places in the castle. The same goes for the locked Corridor at the top of the trophy room in the astronomy Tower. Which essentially leads to the upper floors of Professor Dumbledore's office, to unlock what is known as his main office you will need what is known as a "key of admittance"
I've had a hard time even finding the other common room entrances. I'm somewhat disappointed that the Ravenclaw door knocker only does the riddle once at the beginning and doesn't do it every time.
And the game doesn't even let you solve the riddle by yourself -. -
@@AliaslsailA Exactly. I mean, getting into Headmaster Black's office has more dialogue options!
It has to be practical in game sense too. Asking a riddle every time you wanna enter the Ravenclaw dorm gets old very quickly and tedious. I guarantee you that if the devs did implement this, people would complain.
@@SoraRaida I mean, it didn't stop them from including the Merlin trials and requiring the player to finish a certain number of them to increase gear capacity, or Ignatia with those floo stations. If someone found answering riddles with a multiple choice dialogue system (like that one girl in the library that quizzes you just to get a damn page) too tedious, they aren't a Ravenclaw.
@@disableddragonborn As a Ravenclaw I agree. It would've given me more incentive to return to the Common Room more than put my feet up in the Room of Requirement
Slytherin did the best job of hiding its entrance imo
Gryffindor common room: "please go away"
Hufflepuff common Room: *douses minor in alcohol*
It's not alcohol, silly, It's vinegar. It burns and stinks thus your character makes a pained noise. It aims for the eyes. :'D As you said, they are minors!! Did you not read the collectible lores?
"Revelio Pages" -> "Hufflepuff Barrels" card -> "To enter the Hufflepuff common room, one must tap the barrel two from the bottom, middle of the second row, in the rhythm of ‘Helga Hufflepuff.’ An errant tap will result in being denied access and doused in vinegar."
@@KxNOxUTA Given that there is a lit torch next to it, I think alcohol would probably be a bit too reckless lmao.
It's not alcohol it's er, pumpkin juice.
Fat Lady: The password for today is, 'Please go away.'
Me: Please go away
Fat Lady: 🤬
Me: 😏
0:06
Door knocker: “What is larger than life?”
Drunk Ravenclaw Student: “Your mom” *snickers*
HAAA!!!
got 'em
Ya lmao
mum* they're British, for Christ's sake
All the other common rooms: “This entrance is enchanted, you’ll never get in!”
Ravenclaw: “We don’t need to hide the entrance, your stupid ass ain’t figuring out this riddle.”
I kind of wish the Ravenclaw common room would give anyone thats not a Ravenclaw an impossible to solve riddle.
If you fly to the top of Ravenclaw tower and use alohomora on the door you can get into the raven claw common room.
I think you can only do that if you're in ravenclaw still. If you try landing on the balcony as any other house member it just won't let you.
push your broom between the bench and the fountain theres a small landing spot
Only if you're a ravenclaw otherwise it doesn't let you land
It just needs no-clip mod and you can go anywhere you want
i wonder if you can use different house tokens on the ravenclaw chest....
Using Bombarda and some other explosive spell on the Slytherin wall, you can somehow make doors clip through the wall. 0:39
Slytherin proves to have the most secure common room, as you literally dont even get a door to try and open
Honestly anyone with the cape or disillusionment charm can overhear the password, and that doesn’t mean the griffindor student isn’t loyal or brave. It’s just something that could easily happen, password security system is flawed as demonstrated by fig
They need yubi keys as a second factor
Or some information blackmarket selling common room pass and location for like 3 bread costs.
Actually if the Developers were being true to the books, you should get chances to enter Ravenclaw Tower.
The raven statue is only supposed to ask someone a question, if they get it right, then the door will open. It happens in the book, though they don't really answer if the raven asked the question because a Ravenclaw Student was there, or if it would have asked Harry if Luna hadn't accompanied him.
I like how the devs made it actually.
The warm houses, Gryffindor and Hufflepuff are aggressive while the cold houses, Ravenclaw and Slytherin, are passive.
It's an eagle not a raven💙🦅
@@wanderingbufoon "the devs" did ? What do you mean? did you read the books?
See, that’s why I’ve always believed Slytherins are more intelligent than Ravenclaws. Slytherins are pragmatic while Ravenclaws are book smart. The Ravenclaw door is the perfect example since anyone can see how impractical and, quite frankly, stupid it actually is.
First off, the fact that it only needs a correct answer means literally anyone can get in if they’re smart enough to solve the riddle. Second, it’s impractical and inconvenient. Imagine you’ve had a long day, your body hurts, your brain is fried, you have to pee, and suddenly your front door wants to play 20 questions. Ravenclaws value _knowledge,_ not intelligence. Intelligence is taking your knowledge and using it to practical effect.
@@casimirodpv The books never specified what happens when a student tries to enter a different house's common room.
You should be able to enter any common room if you have the password or know the trick.
Obviously it should be super hard for non students, and always changing.
But still . . . . You should be able to find it out and enter.
Then get questioned by the house students when inside.
Ravenclaw through and through
I always imagined the Ravenclaw door would choose its riddles depending on whom approaches. If it were a Ravenclaw student it would know to ask a riddle they would know the answer to. If they aren’t, it knows to ask a riddle that person would not know the answer to. That way it’s all just a facade. And, yes, it would know to recognize teachers and such with a solvable riddle for them.
I like this theory it's a magic door why could it not recognize poeple?
Hogwarts. Stopping hormonal teenagers from having one night stands since 1692.
idk, at least in the movies, those bedrooms didn't seem that private. probably better to find the room of requirement for one night stands. "my need is great"
@@ZebulizationThe room of requirement is a barely known secret. Maybe one or two students out of several group years stumble upon the room and then include their closest friends in on the secrets before it goes back to being completely unknown for a few years. It is nowhere near well known enough to be used as a one night stand spot. That's what the unused classrooms and broom closets are for 😂
Except Broom closets. Which were apparently everywhere and necessitated staff patrols at night like dummies. Nah, wizards are just impotent or the witches are barren. Near zero people in Harry Potter had more than one child if that. One would expect a baby boom after Voldemort fell the first time but NOPE.
@@normalguycap They dont have kids because of the Fetus Deletus spell
@@ulra7574
If both the individuals wants a kid was when they wanted to pass on their legacy.
I was expecting Polyjuice potion to go visit other rooms, or a big quest with it. Would have been so cool !
Me too!!! That would be fun!!!
Imagine if the Ravenclaw bird just poops on u if u are not from it house 😂😂😂😂
"What's faster than a cheetah?"
"THE BEETLE ON YOUR GARDEN, OPEN THE DAMN DOOR-"
-ravenclaw student
would be so nice if there was a polyjuice potion to break in the common rooms;)
The developers could have made the joke of adding it but just like in movies and book, it takes one month ingame time to finish. 🤷♂️
@@boooster101 exactly my thought😊
Bro, just jump into the painting like Super Mario 64 💀
Why 💀?
These house "Security measures" aren't really that tight, and they're not really meant to be. Technically, if students cooperate, anyone can enter into any house and professors can enter wherever they like despite being technical members of the houses. It's not the point to make the houses hidden bases that NO ONE can enter unless they're a member. You just need to put a lot of effort into it, if you want to break in. Some might say, way too much effort, since it's just a common room.
That's like a human school using house-themed key cards. Of course you can cheat that system, but the point is it's harder than just waltzing in wherever you want, so at least people won't be doing it constantly
When you're sorted to Azkaban 😂
to be fair, dementors make great guards and deterrents
Developers knew you would try what?
I want my time back.
Slytherin entrance is the coolest by a long shot
This game could of been so much more. Especially with the possibility to brew the polyjuice potion. Disguising yourself THEN going into other dorms. With a morality system getting caught USING the polyjuice potion. Polyjuice wears off after so long. Again a objective that'd be fun to try and work around. So many possible side quests that could have. Just adding a morality system should of been the first thing added to the game.
They also should have made brewing potions have a similar system to the one in "The Half-Blood Prince" game on PC, I really enjoyed that minigame.
It would've felt nice actually brewing your own potions, and you could've simply sipped a bit of the potion once brewed to avoid wasting all of it and use it for small encounters.
I feel they didn't go far enough in the roleplaying aspect.
videos like this really make you miss the dislike numbers.
Kinda want ravenclaw to ask impossible riddles with none of the options to be right
Gryffindor: No password, no entry. Now scram.
Hufflepuff: lol get sprayed with vinegar
Slytherin: What common room? Nothing to see here.
Ravenclaw: RIDDLE ME THIS, BATMA- oh, wrong franchise.
For the last time, read the collectible lores LOL. It's VINEGAR nor alcohol :'D
@@KxNOxUTA fixed
tbf, would be a cool Easter Egg to overhear some Griffindors say the password...
Or to at least be asked the riddle by the Ravenclaw door
0:16 Is that just a graphical bug
Common room entrance ranked worst to best:
1. Ravenclaw - Absolute dogshite. Not only does the door straight up give you clues to the password, but literally _anyone_ can figure it out if they’re smart enough. Not to mention the possibility of certain riddles having multiple answers.
2. Hufflepuff - Mediocre. The tapping rhythm and location is always the same, and after hundreds of years, everyone knows it. However, it’s also the only entrance with a defense mechanism to keep intruders out, so it offsets the “password” being public knowledge.
3. Gryffindor - Very good, hidden entrance with a constantly changing password and controlled by a sentient being. However, it does lose points since the Fat Lady openly announces that it’s an entrance.
4. Slytherin - Perfection. Like Gryffindor, it also uses a constantly changing password. But what makes it perfect is that the door literally does not exist until a Slytherin approaches, _then_ asks for a password. Even if an intruder knows the location and the password, they can’t enter because there is no door to enter through.
And I’ve been in every single one with my Gryffindor character.
The Hufflepuff entrance looked like the business end of an armored Korean warship used during the Imjin War (1592) against the invading Japanese. Of course the Korean version shot out twin jets of jellied liquid fire up to 100 meters away and turned everything the beams touched to ashes, a real functional heat ray.
Has so much little details in it 👌👌👌
A *real* shame nothing happens with the Ravenclaw or Slytherin CR entrances. Hufflepuff looks *painful, if a bit cruel!*
I would prefer open world Hogwarts with less limitation.
She: password?
Me: Avada Kedavra!
As a Ravenclaw, I love the entrance to the Slytherin common room the most.
aint no way game called her "fat lady"
It's not the game. It's the canon name of that portrait and the only name that portrait is known under. And yes it is rude, but then again kids are rude. But hey, good job noticing how it's not sth. decent ppl would do nowadays!
@@KxNOxUTAooooh alr mb
Meanwhile in Hogwarts Mystery your custom character can (and should at some point in the story) enter another common room.
I kinda love how sassy the Fat Lady is in this game.
Oh naur it's Hogwarts Legacy nvm...
@500mithareen_ Money goes to transphobia innit
@500mithareen_ XD
in the lego game all you have to do is disguise yourself as a student from the various houses hehe
how did they get away with calling her fat lady in 2023 with how people are
Technically, any student should get into the Ravenclaw common room.
Rowling said anyone can enter Ravenclaws common room if they solve the riddle. That’s why McGonagall was able to enter in book 7
You don't have the right, O you don't have the right, O you don't have the right, O you don't have the right.
I like how Hufflepuff is the only one to have a defense mechanism
yes it covers you in vinegar
Bro is rejected by all four houses
That game was a real let down.
They promised a Harry Potter RPG where you can live your childhood dream and whatnot, but it's mostly "Just walk around and look but don't touch!". You can hardly interact with the world or other characters, nor are there much fun activities to do and the story is just okay. It's not bad but also not overly intriguing.
Are you just saying that so the Lettuce Gang Bacon and Tomato community would not cancel you?
@@SN57ONE ...What?😂
I like your character's outfit! The mask is a great addition!
Slytherin is the safest spot ngl
It's amazing that the character creator is so limited you ended up with exactly the same char as me
I thought the Fat Lady would actually say "Developers knew you would try this..."
Like breaking of the 4th wall
It could be accessed via mods, no-clip mode, but probably there isnt anything special in their common rooms, maybe you could talk to some students you usually couldnt, or collect some items too.
Ah the forbidden no clip spell
Or you could restart the game in a different house. We already knew, I think even before the release of the game, that each house comes with an exclusive mission, nothing else. The common rooms themselves are quite different in architecture and style but they don't have anything that would change the course of the game or the story.
@@AlejandroLZuvic interesting part would be if you enter other house via no-clip mode and try to insert like Raveclaw emblem into Griffindor house chest, but i think it wouldnt work, since quest is linked to your house chest
I thought this was resident evil from the thumbnail and got disappointed once i heard British people.
Wouldn't it be kind of funny if you could overhear Gryffindor say the password then tell the fat lady.
That's ill advised even from the standpoint of you walking into a "lion den" and facing the consequences :'D It's the house of the brave ppl, thus they are brave enough to let you hear, if you're brave enough to step in without invitation.
how often are we going to see the "developers knew you would try" for basic and mundane shit
I came across the Hufflepuff common room in my wandering. All I could think was I don't want to go in, shut up portrait lady. I'll be gone as soon as I Revelio.
The "portrait lady" is for Griffindor...Huffelpuff are the wine caskets.
@@adamryan977 It is vinegar not wine! It's in the lore in the game even, come on!!!
you'd think that the house that was made to accept all students freely whether or not they possess a particular attribute would be the most accepting. instead it shoots mud at you
Too bad they didn’t add the function to be able to enter the common rooms when you follow the corresponding students invisibly.
I always wonder why the Hogwarts dormitories have such security?
Alohomora should allow you access to Ravenclaw common room, as it is clearly the smartest solution regardless of the riddle.
Change my mind.
doors can be enchanted to resist Alohomora. Ravenclaw would have been smart enough to prevent a simple spell from negating her security
@@corberus3119 Her "security" lets through anyone who can answer a riddle a 10-year old can solve.
Also, not the point.
@@MrSamulainot the point? They explained to you why it’s not possible.
@@pavladavlas The point was not that alohomora DOES get you in, but that it SHOULD.
@@MrSamulai and there’s in-universe explanations as to why it doesn’t. It’s not a normal locked door. Alohomora only works on normal locked doors.
Try what?
If it was Sir Cadogan who was Guarding the Griffindor common room, he would've allowed anyone to get in.
Now presenting… locked doors! Who would’ve thunk it?
videos that end in ellipsis prey on people's gullibility and curiosity.
"Man I can't x this ..."
I thought this was red dead redemption and you were gonna shoot the lady
Slytherin is the best, the door doesnt show up at all =D
Bro i got a Harry Potter ad just before this 😂
I mean- the game looks kinda ass without Harry in it ngl
Lego Harry Potter with polyjuice potion: Ameteurs
Wrong about Ravenclaw. You CAN pass through into their dorm, if you answer the difficult questions. If you do - then you are smart enough to be Ravenclaw's guest.
Hufflepuff, on the other hand, at least has some decency to tell you "drink up and piss off". Because, well, they basically live in a wine cellar.
It's vinegar, not alcohol. ///orz/// They're minors! If it was alcohol, the students would stand in line to drink it. Even if you're not Ravenclaws, use your brainz, ppls!!! X'D
Odd how slytherin is the only common room that doesnt have an invisible page to collect for their entrance.
That air of secrecy is fitting for them
Since my first playthrough was Ravenclaw, i was confused when i stumbled upon some barrels and got squirted, at the time i hadn't realised i'd found Hufflepuff's common room
Some one will eventually do it you know they will fling the selves through some Glitch in to some other house and AVADA Kadavra Everyone in sight.
I don't own the game but I didn't know you can dress like a caped ninja.
Fat lady: The password for today is please go away.
Slytherin student: Well it it was worth a shot. “Leaves”
Fat Lady: “ Snickers”
“One hour later”
Gryffindor student: Please go away.
Fat Lady: Password accepted. “Portrait opens up secret passage” Welcome to Gryffindor.
I just gonna Avada that painting lady
The Ravenclaw door could throw you a difficult riddle and, since you can't answer (no interface for that), you can't enter
So disappointing in the books you could get into any room with a little ingenuity
In Harry Potter and COS for pc when you rome as Goyle if you come to the portrait of the fat lady she simply doesn't speak to you. I love when developers put stuff like this in the games.
Ambridge is totally destroyed lmao😂😂
I would be the type to be wrongly cast in Ravenclaw and then you would see me crying in front of the Dorm room because I can't F- answer the riddle!
In the book you can get into Ravenclaw tower, even if you’re not a Ravenclaw you just have to be smart
Harry and Ron are the ony ones that know what another common room looks like?!
Just ask the door calmly.
I never tried to enter the other common rooms bc I didn't think to try
Need to find colour bean and trade the password with the twin ,opppppsss different game hahahhahahahahah
"The password for today is please go away" 😂