r/Wolfenstein

I know they are both the same rifle but Im asking because there's 2 different versions of the rifle from both games. The old blood one has a fast fire rate with a option for burst fire. But the new order has a chugging fire rate with a option for single shot. Out of these 2. Which was did you like more?

Honestly , not a bad mashup , and a pretty good scenario

I had a great time playing Wolfenstein II The New Colossus, but it was very hard. When I finally rolled the credits, I felt less like an action hero and more like someone who had just survived an absolute blood bath. It was a phenomenal experience, but make no mistake about it. It's brutal, unforgiving, and frustrating, at times. Here is what it was actually like to push through one of the most demanding FPS campaigns in recent memory. I'm no stranger to first-person shooters.

The biggest shock to the system hits right in the early hours. For a huge portion of the game, BJ Blazkowicz’s maximum health is capped at an abysmal 50 HP. In typical modern shooters if you take a couple of hits, you can duck behind a wall for a few seconds, and then just wait for the screen to stop glowing red. Your health will go back to normal, and you're good to go. However, Wolfenstein II The New Colossus doesn't do that. It uses a hybrid health system where you can overcharge your health, but it always depletes, which means that armor is the only thing that stands between you and instant death.

Because of that 50 HP cap, enemies will tear through your health bar before you even realize that you're taking damage. You can go from full health and partial armor to lying flat on your back very quickly. I lost count of how many times I walked into a room feeling confident, only to get shredded by an enemy that I didn't see coming. The game gives you massive, dual-wielded automatic weapons and a heavy metal soundtrack that practically begs you to sprint into the center of the room and spray bullets. If you play it that way, you'll die over and over again. Believe me, I learned that lesson the hard way.

In The New Order, running and gunning worked, but not in The New Colossus. I had to play the game much differently, in comparison. It looks like a run-and-gun shooter on the surface, but under the hood, it demands cover shooter discipline. The level design is open and multi-tiered. If you leave your flank exposed for even a second, an enemy commander will call in reinforcements. If a Commander spots you, an alarm rings, and the game floods an area with endless enemies until you hunt down and kill the Commander. I learned very quickly to crouch-walk through the start of almost every room, taking out Commanders with silent hatchet throws or suppressed pistol shots before initiating an open firefight.

Anyone who has finished this game knows exactly which part almost made me throw my controller across the room. I'm talking about the courtroom mission. You start the fight with minimal cover, enemies pouring in from high and low angles, heavy units pushing closing in on your position, and almost no breathing room. I spent over an hour on that single room alone. It felt like a test of raw patience and trial-and-error memory. When I finally cleared it, I didn't even celebrate. I just exhaled a breath I felt like I'd been holding for twenty minutes.

With all that frustration, why didn't I just drop the difficulty down to "Can I play, Daddy?" or abandon the game entirely? The answer is pretty simple. When everything clicks, Wolfenstein II The New Colossus is absolutely brilliant. The story is absurd, emotional, and dark. There are some really good characters as well. The gunplay itself, the weight of the weapons, the crunch of the hit feedback, and the satisfaction of landing a perfect dual-shotgun burst feels incredible. Wolfenstein II The New Colossus demands your attention and it punishes you for rushing into combat. Finishing it was a battle, but looking back when the credits rolled, I’m glad that I stuck it out.

First time playing this game, and I found this iconic Skyrim helmet right in the first mission.

https://github.com/CrossplayGaming/WolfPack/releases/tag/v0.9.7-beta

Was playing some wolfenstein (yes it is my video) and the guy was just chilling where i was taking cover