Hogwarts Legacy: Ranking and Reviewing every Hamlet in the Wizarding World

Hogwarts Legacy Hamlets:
I’ve done it all in Hogwarts Legacy. I went to school, learned the spells, honed my magic. Rescued mythical creatures, popped some balloons, made some good friends, slayed some enemies, and even obliterated Ranrock! But those days are behind me now. It’s time to settle down and find a cozy little place where I can lay my head down at night, and call it a true home. And these lands have a lot to offer. There’s 11 little hamlets scattered throughout this Wizarding world. Today our goal is to visit them all, and evaluate each one of them to determine the best place to make our forever home.
I’ll be rating them on everything from their culture and activities. To their architecture, scenery, and location. They’re available resources and commodities. As well as the homes themselves. I’m excluding both Hogwarts itself and Hogsmeade from this list. I’m a small town boy at heart and theres just too much hustle and bustle in those places. We’re strictly focusing on the Hamlets. So let’s get started!
Thanks for watching. I hope enjoyed watching this fun little romp around Hogwarts Legacy. Would you have picked the hamlet that I did? Or do you favor a different one? Let me know down in the comments, and feel free to subscribe if you want to see some more goofy gaming content. If got lots of ideas for videos so stay tuned. You never what you’re gonna get next here. Until then, I’ll see ya!
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Pitt-Upon-Ford
1:48 Upper Hogsfield
2:44 Aranshire
3:52 Lower Hogsfield
4:48 Brocburrow
5:36 Keenbridge
6:50 Feldcroft
7:51 Irondale
8:48 Marunweem
9:43 Bainburgh
10:42 Cragcroft
11:38 Results/Outro

[@hannie7441]

Honestly, it’s nice knowing that I’m not the only player who claims homes in every hamlet I visit.

[@devernikki]

Same ❤

[@user-ly8mi4tm8y]

What a nice idea for a video!
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the 'straw roofing' is called Thatch and it's actually pretty sturdy stuff, in fact in the UK we have houses with their thatched rooves still intact since the 1400's.
The idea is in a place like Britain that only has a bad storm once a decade (if that); folk back then thought it was preferable to have a roofing material that was easy to work with yourself and literally regenerates around you for when repairs are needed occasionally, instead of having to go out and have slate tiles manufactured in some big city at great cost.
Probably why you only see slate on the 'rich' houses and Hogwarts itself, but these little hamlets prefer to use the cheap and easily maintained approach for when a wayward teenager on a broomstick inevitably comes crashing through their ceiling.
Keep up the cool vids dude!

[@MikeTheCavemann]

Thank you! I suppose I should’ve done more research. I’m from Florida so I’m constantly on Hurricane alert lol.

[@user-ly8mi4tm8y]

@@MikeTheCavemann Ohh yeah I can imagine a Thatched roof in Florida would last all of all of one mild Hurricane before being totally gone! along with the growing straw you where planning to repair it with...

[@devernikki]

Ive been waiting for a video like this. Thank you! And i picked the same house.

[@DoubleBassGuy]

Final Rankings -
1st place - Pitt-Upon-Ford - 8.5 rating
2nd place - Cragcroft - 8.0 rating
3rd place - Upper Hogsfield - 7.0 rating
4th place (Tied) - Brocburrow - 6.5 rating
4th place (Tied) - Irondale - 6.5 rating
5th place (Tied) - Bainburgh - 5.5 rating
5th place (Tied) - Keenbridge - 5.5 rating
5th place (Tied) - Lower Hogsfield - 5.5 rating
6th place (Tied) - Marunweem - 5.0 rating
6th place (Tied) - Aranshire - 5.0 rating
7th place - Feldcroft - 4.0 rating
(Rip to Sebastian Sallow's town)

[@mbvideos4448]

Very cosy video. You remind me of 2kliksphilip