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#Return to castle wolfenstein xbox series

Sporting that thing in combat would mean painting a target on one's arm. Those were mostly worn by party members when on administrative duties or by soldiers and paramilitary during parades. Soldiers (or any other combat troops) wearing red armbands with swastikas in combat.Several German bases have foreign Waffen SS recruitment posters on the walls, somehow.Artistic Licence History: In addition to all the other liberties taken with his character, the real Henry I ("Henry the Fowler") was a benign king who died in 936, seven years before the scene showing his entombment.They can even jump in water in some levels, and inevitably drown in such cases. Artificial Stupidity: Nazi soldiers have a baffling tendency to jump off of ledges and die from the fall damage.This is again only really noticeable at the start of the first catacomb level. Zombies who can't reach you will hide behind cover until you move in reach.This is only really noticeable if you go out of your way to dick around with the A.I., though. has some remarkably good pathfinding and can actually circle around the entire level to reach you provided they have a clear path and you give them enough time to do so. Arbitrary Gun Power: 9mm ammo does more damage when fired by the Sten than it does when fired by the MP40.Basically, they are Deathshead's "hunting dogs". Angry Guard Dog: The X-Shepherds, which appear only in Tides of War, are fresh dog corpses fused with spare parts from Proto-Soldiers.They are also reportedly bound together as part of a witch's coven. Amazon Brigade: The Elite Guard are an all-female group of bodyguards to a Nazi commander by the name of Helga von Bulow, who is as mean as her name suggests.The "Snooper" rifle is based on actual early night-vision scopes mounted on M1 Carbines, which were powered by a heavy backpack-sized battery.

#Return to castle wolfenstein xbox series

Aluminium Christmas Trees: The whole "sexy Nazi dominatrix" thing the Elite Guards have going may seem like the sort of silly, salacious fanservice dreamt up by the same sort of people that made games like Si N, Heavy Metal F.A.K.K.², or Deathtrap Dungeon, but is actually a classic trope that goes all the way back to the old pulpy World War 2 era men's adventure magazines that the Wolfenstein series draws a lot of inspiration from.

is specifically noted to belong to the SS, instead of having regular Wehrmacht troops mixed in with them. Also, unlike most other World War II shooters, every German soldier encountered by B.J. In reality, he was one of the more effective and benevolent Holy Roman Emperors who ended the Magyar invasions of Europe and helped create the modern German nation. On the other hand, this is balanced out by portraying Heinrich I as an evil conqueror, dark warlord, and Sealed Evil in a Can who presaged the dark machinations of the Third Reich. On the one hand, there are numerous German civilians in the levels, German resistance fighters (the Kreisau Circle) are essential allies without which the game cannot be won, and some levels feature NPCs whose death gives a Non Standard Game Over, especially if the player causes it.

A Father to His Men: It's easy to miss, but one Nazi officer in the village can be overheard lamenting how their own men were sealed in the catacombs.

Admiring the Abomination: Strauss can't stop gushing about his Super Soldier during the Boss Battle, saying things like "Thus we see the superiority of the machine over flesh and blood.".

Castle Wolfenstein, or at least a part of it, becomes abandoned late in the game as it gets overrun by zombies.

The Defiled Church near Wulfburg hasn't been in use in centuries.Return to Castle Wolfenstein provides examples of: After being captured and escaping Castle Wolfenstein, he finds out the Nazis are resurrecting corpses as well as developing all manner of advanced technology (like a viral V2 missile, rocket planes, Super Soldier cyborgs), all of this fitting into a mysterious plot to revive an evil conqueror from past times. Blazkowicz, a soldier sent to investigate a secret/occult Nazi plot. The game is set during World War II, following the story of B.J. It's the Non-Linear Sequel (hard to call it a " remake") to id Software's Wolfenstein 3-D and it was released in 2001, twenty years after the release of the very first game in the series, Castle Wolfenstein. Return to Castle Wolfenstein is a First-Person Shooter game using the Quake III engine, developed by Gray Matter Interactive Studios (Who were previously Xatrix Entertainment, best known for Redneck Rampage and Kingpin: Life of Crime, and who would eventually become Treyarch, best known for the Call of Duty Black Ops series) and published by Activision.