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  • Return to Wolfenstein Castle - pics

    It's probably a game you have heard of. The sequel to the original Wolfenstein 3D by id.

    3 highly detailed but dark pictures with the warning that they are very big. If you're loading them on a modem, have some patience. My problem was that my monitor was too small to see them really good

    And furthermore the site to keep an eye on for the coming months: The official Return to Wolfenstein Castle page. I wonder what videocard they made the screenshots on, for they are very blurry

    Highly awaiting more soon...

    Jord.

    [This message has been edited by Jorden (edited 19 April 2001).]
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  • #2
    Excellent !

    Looks really awesome, now let's hope they can give us a nice story line, ie. I'd prefer some interesting missions over the usual multiplayer fragging.

    Cheers,
    Maggi
    Despite my nickname causing confusion, I am not female ...

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    • #3
      I just love that WW2 ambience in a 3D fps mission-based game. Just hope they do a good job.

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      • #4
        For Maggi:[list=1][*] The game is more of a "remake" then a sequel. It will be a retelling of the original Wolfenstein 3D's story.[*] It will stay true to the reality blended with fantasy elements of the original. It will also feature puzzles like the original.[*] Since it is a based on the Quake III engine, mulitplayer features as well as MOD capabilities will be in place (YES!).[*] The environments will be interactive (e.g. firing stationary artillery) and the AI will be the best yet (e.g. Nazis working in groups or using the interactive environments to their advantage).[*] No word on the release date.[/list=a]

        Hope it gives some more info

        Btw, as far as I understand from various previews, the first chapter of the game is something you have to see to believe it. With you trying to make a beach-landing from the water, equiped with only a gun with sniper-scope and some grenades, up against half the German army. Grenades you lob at them too early, they will friendly lob back to you. Mjummie

        Jord.


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        • #6
          I didn't know the original HAD a story....
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          • #7
            I can just say one thing!!

            !!!!

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            • #8
              Well, it looks gorgeous, but I hope it's <u>fun</u>. Wolf3D was the first shooter I ever played, and it really set the tone for me, in many ways defining what I want in a shooter.

              I hope this game retains some of the original's sense of humor and doesn't take itself completely seriously the way FPS's have seemed to since Quake and Unreal.

              Gotta say, though... for a "remake", it's a lot more to look forward to than RealMyst and its ilk (when <u>will</u> they get tired of re-packaging that blasted game...? Packaged with Riven. Packaged with Riven on DVD. The "Collector's Edition" or was it the "Anniversary Edition"? RealMyst. Don't they know we've already played it??? Geez.)

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              • #9
                More info for Maggi

                This month's PC Gamer contains a two page article on RTCW that spills a few juicy details to those of us determined to find out every little thing there is to know about the game. Here's the bits that stuck out in my mind:
                • The plotline involves Himmler's attempts to revive the ghost of a 10th-century leader and raise an army of Nazis undead to rule the world. Nice.
                • Blaskowitz's agency is called the Office of Secret Actions (OSA)
                • You start the game escaping a jail cell
                • Some of the game's missions will require stealth and cunning. Others will require straight-up action
                • There will be lots of scripted sequences and dialogue to be overheard between foes
                • The game will feature a journal system that records important information for you (such as a conversation overheard while eavesdropping on a pair of soldiers)
                • You can't sneak up on zombies. Gotta blast 'em.
                • The game's heads up display (HUD) will tell you what items are breakable, what things are climbable, and what enemies are susceptible to backstabbing
                • Gray Matter has taken special care to prevent players from accidentally falling off ladders
                • There are three ways to kick a door in: silent, normal, and "charged ram"
                • Some enemies will be resistant to different forms of attack (fire, bullets, electricity, etc.)
                • The mechanized Hitler boss is "likely" to make a return appearance
                • There will be 16 weapons in the game
                • The lightning weapon is indeed called the "Tesla Gun", and can attack multiple enemies at once

                The article also includes 7 new screenshots, including a Venom soldier, two shots of zombies, a castle wall shot (it looks better than it sounds), two shots of Nazi soldiers, and one of a guard post. Unfortunately the article doesn't say a single word about multiplayer. I'm not sure if that worries me or not.

                Source

                Also, on returntowolfenstein.com you can chat about it in a forum. No, the character Jordo there isn't me

                Jord.
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                • #10
                  More info in German on http://www.planet-wolfenstein.de/start_Home.shtml

                  SCREENSHOTS

                  Edit: they are sure scary enough !!


                  But also gorgeous:


                  Jord.

                  [This message has been edited by Jorden (edited 02 May 2001).]
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                  • #11
                    I keep coming back here

                    Anyone out there still playing Quake2?
                    If so, do you have ADSL or cable?
                    If so, you can play the SOG Wolfenstein maps!

                    "Yes! The ever anticipated following of the abandoned Q2 Generations mod, called SOG (Save Our Games) is out and the Wolfenstein maps are looking just awesome.. You ask what this and the Generations mod was all about? Well what it is, is a Quake2 mod that's based around bringing back the games of old, and making em better. The mod itself weighs in at a heavy 70megs, but definately worth the download, as there's already 1 map pack out, with another one dubbed "The Burning Sands" which is looking good and already more than half way completed. Be sure to stop by the SOG home site today and check it all out for yourself!"

                    Jord.
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