It's been a while since I had a chance to sit down and play Wolfenstein. Just a week ago I had received my special order of a 8GB memory card and a power adaptor for my Canon Powershot A590IS. It was fairly inexpensice considering that the power cord at the local camera shop wanted $60 for it and I only paid around $50 for that plus the memory card. Shipping was high but in the end, I'm saving a lot of money by not buying batteries.
The entire mission was filmed in about an hour. I realized at this point in the game that you can actually choose your missions. There is a centralized map , sort of like a typical world map where you go back to after each mission and speak to your people. After successful missions you talk to them , upgrade your weapons with the money you made and find then you get new missions added to the journal. This concept isn't knew. It's in a lot of games now where you have more of an open world to discover. There are doors on the main map that are locked that you must obviously unlock through certain missions. Traditionally first person shooters, Call of Duty , Rainbow Six , Ghost Recon , Halo , Gears of War , and Return of Wolfenstein , you would start at point A , be it mission 1 then get to the end of the mission and go to mission 2. You didn't have a choice in the matter. Now it seems as though you do. It's refreshing. I've had to work the last two days and this weekend will be no different. I made a poor choice and volunteered to cover someones shift and didn't realize that it was this week and next week. It's my girlfriends birthday tomorrow! I messed up but hopefully I'll make it up to her little by little each day. Here's the 4 parts of mission 5.
Mission 5 Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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