Weasley boxes are these big orange and purple cubes you’ll find throughout the levels and other areas in the game. However, the rest would all be faded and show zeroes.) (Another example: if you had collected the Red Brick and nothing else, the Red Brick icon would look normal and not faded, and it would show a “1/1” underneath. The “0/?” shows you how many you’ve collected out of the total found in the area, and the fact that they’re faded shows that you haven’t collected all of them.
Above his head will be four faded icons (not necessarily in this order): a white circle that represents character tokens, with “0/4” underneath the head of a student that represents Students In Peril, with “0/1” underneath a gold Lego brick that represents Gold Bricks, with “0/1” underneath, and a red Lego brick that represents Red Bricks, with “0/1” underneath. So, for example, let’s say you’re in the London Street, and you haven’t yet found any of the collectibles there. This really helps so that you’re not scouring one area for a collectible that could be the whole way across the map. He functions the same way in this game, only a minor change was made to make everything a lot easier: in each area you enter that has one or multiple collectibles, he will have a little indication above his head that shows which collectibles are found in the area, and how many of each. Sir Nicholas, better known as Nearly Headless Nick, was known through the first game as a sort of tour guide around Hogwarts so you didn’t get lost in between levels. The first and probably most helpful change that was made to this game is the collectible information found with Sir Nicholas. I’ll be updating this post whenever I find something new to add, so check back every so often for additions. Hopefully this guide will help you out, whether you’re just starting these games or transferring from Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4. Although he will shake his head as if the spell has worn off, his hair will remain red.There are numerous differences and new features of this game, ones that I didn’t understand until a while after I first started playing the game. Enter the last shop on the left (before the bank), buy the "Multicorfors" spell, and cast it on Ron Weasley. Successfully complete the first two levels, then go to the wizard town through the Leaky Cauldron. An evil characters' Wingardium Leviosa spell is changed to the Crucio Curse and can destroy the red sparkling objects. In order to use Dark Magic, you need to use the Polyjuice Potion or an evil character (for example, Barty Crouch Jr., Lord Voldemort, or Tom Riddle) in Freeplay mode.
To destroy objects with red sparkles around them, you must use Dark Magic. When Nearly Headless Nick is floating and not moving, stand underneath him to keep getting Ghost Studs. From: Ashley Pugh Easy Ghost StudsĮnable the "Ghost Stud" extra option. You must collect all Gold Bricks for each level to build whatever it makes. Jump down, and you will be in a room with four areas dedicated to each year. Go to the Leaky Cauldron after you have learned Reducto, and destroy the piece by the stairs (it will flash blue). Go upstairs, talk to the vendor, and enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function:
Once the Leaky Cauldron hub area is unlocked, enter Wiseacres Wizarding Supplies in Diagon Alley before starting actual game play.
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