Hello, yes I know this topic has been brought up before but the last thread I've seen of it was three plus years ago. I finished Sebastian's quest line many hours ago in my playthrough, didn't learn avada kedavra, and chose to turn Sebastian in. A few hours of doing other random quests and collecting stuff later I realized I never got avada kedavra because it was not clear that the choices I made would disqualify me from learning the spell. In the past 3 years have they seriously not made any changes that would allow for you to learn the spell from a different source or changed any dialogue so that it's clear you will not be able to learn the spell?

Even if none of that's true I'd be happy to go back five or however many hours in my save, but I only have six autosaves and they auto save every three or four minutes so as far as I'm aware I can't select an earlier one. Is it possible I could go back in my computer files and find one from hours ago or do they not stay there that long? I've been looking forward to learning this spell for this entire playthrough and I'm really peeved that the game is designed in the way that it is.

P.s. for that one guy who's going to say I'm a hypocrite for turning in Sebastian and wanting to use the spell, I was going to kill trolls and goblins working for a terrible cause, Sebastian went against the will of his entire family and slimed out his uncle. There's a difference in my eyes. Now I'm debating if I should even finish my playthrough

I find their faces so funny in this mission (where Sebastian takes the mc to hogsmede)

This is the closest I can focus on my Slytherin character's face. It beautifully captures the details, I think. Maybe I can see yours?

Begging, praying, pleading for someone to upload a mod that gives Professor Fig's outfit to the MMC. Downloaded the creation kit to try for myself and obviously I couldn't even begin to wrap my head around it. Would commission if that's something people do

For me it was the moth in the Slytherin dungeon. It was completely missing. I tried the "changing graphics settings and reloading" method but it didn't work.

I've watched this tutorial and it gave me the idea that the whole problem is with the frame rate.

What worked for me (on PC):

1. I was standing in the Grand Starcase

2. Changed my GPU to integrated graphics in the settings

3. Reloaded the game

4. the game is a slide show now, had 7-15 FPS

5. Walked slowly, withouth casting lumos on the moth mirror, to the place where the month should be and IT IS JUST THERE.

TLDR: Switch to the integrated graphics, survive the low FPS and the moth will be there.

For those who do not get it, view the bottom right of the picture.