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Since it’s currently the only main accesible quidditch game it’s fine. All the maps feel the same. All the bots feel the same. Little incentive to unlock everything. You take your custom team through all the cups. If you compare it to quidditch World Cup on ps2 it pales in comparison. All the characters in that game feel unique. All the maps in that game have personality. I’m sure people don’t want to sit through the team special moves in multiplayer, but that gave the other game more identity with each team. The commentators in that game were more entertaining. This game the only difference in difficulty just means more bludgers coming at you. You can pick each position, but keepers and beaters are boring to play. That’s probably why they were support npcs and item weapons in the last game. Seeker is so annoying to play, but at least it doesn’t instantly end the game