Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Videogame
2019
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaNineteen years after the events of The New Colossus, BJ Blazkowicz's twin daughters Jess and Soph are forced into action and on the path to fighting the Reich's war machines in alternate-rea... Ler tudoNineteen years after the events of The New Colossus, BJ Blazkowicz's twin daughters Jess and Soph are forced into action and on the path to fighting the Reich's war machines in alternate-reality 1980s Paris.Nineteen years after the events of The New Colossus, BJ Blazkowicz's twin daughters Jess and Soph are forced into action and on the path to fighting the Reich's war machines in alternate-reality 1980s Paris.

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Jess Blazkowicz
(narração)
(as Valerie Lohman)

Shelby Young

Soph Blazkowicz
(narração)

Jasmin Savoy Brown

Abby 'Super Spesh' Walker
(narração)

Brian Bloom

William Joseph 'B.J.' Blazkowicz
(narração)

Alicja Bachleda

Anya Oliwa
(narração)

Debra Wilson

Grace Walker
(narração)

Karen Strassman

Maria Laurent
(narração)
…

Tamar Baruch

Julie 'Juju' Brandt
(narração)

Mike Davies

Lothar Brandt
(narração)

Jean-Michel Richaud

Alain Leblanc
(narração)
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Monia Ayachi

Alaïs Fontaine
(narração)
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Ulka Simone Mohanty

Civilian Anne
(narração)
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Mickaëlle X. Bizet

Civilian Charlotte
(narração)
(as Mickaelle X. Bizet)
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Sergio Villalpando

Claude Duval
(narração)
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Ole Jacobsen

Commander Albert
(narração)

Kai-Hendrik Möller

Commander Detlef
(narração)
(as Kai Hendrik Möller)

Frank Iogemann

Commander Heinrich
(narração)

Thomas Fitschen

Commander Uwe
(narração)

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Curiosidades
The first Wolfenstein game to be granted a completely uncensored release in Germany. Since Wolfenstein 3D (1992), which was declared as propaganda at the time and was therefore banned, this series had a notorious history regarding bans and censorship. The sequels Return to Castle Wolfenstein (2001) and Wolfenstein (2009) had all the violence and Nazi symbolism removed, but were eventually banned as well. Since Wolfenstein: The New Order (2014), the games were released uncensored for the first time, but only in regards to violence. In August 2018, regulations in the German law were revised, which allowed the video game ratings board USK to decide whether a game containing symbolism could receive a rating or not. In this case, the uncensored version as well as a censored version were granted a rating and released simultaneously. However, despite the official rating, some of the largest retail chains in Germany decided to sell only the censored version.

Erros de gravação
While the majority of text and dialogue is free of spelling and grammatical errors, some text make no sense or are at least sound very strange to somebody who speaks German as their mother language. For example, an advertisement for video cassettes describes them as being "schnittfest". That adjective is normally used to describe the cut resistance of a physical object, like leather, gloves or meat (in other words, you wouldn't physically cut a video tape).

Citações
William Joseph 'B.J.' Blazkowicz: [Opening lines] Pick your head up, Jess, come on.
Jess Blazkowicz: [looking through a sniper scope at a Bighorn sheep] What is that thing?
William Joseph 'B.J.' Blazkowicz: Bighorn. No idea what it's doing in these parts. Must have strayed from the flock.

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Edited into Wolfenstein: Alt History Collection (2020)

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3/10

Total Dumpster Fire, Avoid At all Costs

I have played all the recent incarnations of Wolfenstein including the New Order, the New Blood and the New Colossus. Those games rank from very good to excellent. Youngblood is terrible it should not even be considered part of the series. I will go over a few of the major problems.

I played with the AI as my coop partner. The coop partner is as dumb as a bag of hammers. If you are fighting a boss it goes right up to it and just stands in there and shoots until you have to go rescue them. You can't finish bosses because the AI keeps losing lives for you.

The worse thing if you lose a boss battle it sets you back to when you enter one of the Brothers (boss area). This makes you do over 15 to 25 minutes over again to get to the boss area. Bleep that.

You constantly have to keep going over areas that you have been through to get to the next mission and fight in the exact same areas. If you clear an area and step out it for even a second and step back it is fully stocked once again, what a waste of time.

The map is worthless and garbage.

The main complaint that everyone finds is that the earlier Wolfensteins had a very good story. This one has a nonexistent storyline. It is boring and does not try to absorb your at all.

Everyone knows it Bethesda so can you say micro transactions.

The final straw for me was during one of the boss battles I was to pick up 2 computer keys after killing the bosses. I killed both bosses and got 1 key but where they said the other key was there was nothing. I tried for 15 minutes trying to get to the location of the key and could not pick it up where it should have been on the screen. That was it for me, I deleted the game.

I compare this to the last AAA game I played Metro Exodus which I would give a 9 out of 10 and this one fails in every respect. Bethesda hopefully the new Doom game coming out will be a whole lot better. However Fallout 76 and this dumpster fire does not make me think it will be much better.