After the huge success of the first part and Warner Bros. Games' orientation towards revenue through games-as-a-service, which motivate players to constantly return, it is not surprising that the sequel will develop the capabilities of the original. The first game ended, and after completing it, you could leave it.
According to recent data, Avalanche is looking for specialists with experience in designing games-as-a-service and creating stories that evolve over time, with a deep knowledge of the universe of books and films.
The studio is also looking for a designer capable of developing progression and reward systems for the open world, with experience in games-as-a-service for RPGs with multiplayer mode, which hints at the direction of development of Hogwarts Legacy 2.
The likelihood of the appearance of elements of games-as-a-service and MMORPG systems is reinforced by the mention of alternative storylines and branching dialogues, allowing the player to further personalize the story and decisions.