I felt like more could've been done to show the true horror of suppressed elements of society being cast out and ostracised in parts I thought were coming but never came. You see the KKK, but only in conversation as subjugates to the occupiers, with maybe one or two characterless enemies in side missions to fill out their role.

The turn towards Billy's history was welcome, but it should've had more to tie it to the modern day. There's nothing in here that's even close to the concentration camp section from the original, in terms of showing the genuine pure evil of a genocidal fascist regime. Yes, it was all highly fun and entertaining, but compared to what I had in mind having watched the trailers and buildup, the final product slightly failed to live up to expectations. I still fucking adore the way the writing/directing/acting elevate these so far above the original conceit, but compared to the first this felt a little damp overall. c) your laser rifle is possibly a little OP, what with it one-shotting armoured soldiers with a head-shot.

I had to drop the difficulty level for a bit there then put it back up. b) That Penthouse level was quite the spike. It makes me feel bad for failing at stealth rather than just having fun with the ensuing madness. You can't move bodies or anything, and being seen/heard/having a body discovered is basically an instant stealth fail (the gauge takes some time to fill with red but it's still really fast and I've yet to see it go back down once triggered). Don't put a Kommandant (sp) guy like 100+m away with enough guards en route that stealthing is basically impossible. I'm further in and having fun, but man a) if you want me to fight through a level, just let me fight through a level. He probably is.ĮDIT: Forgot to talk about the game. Maybe I should go back and see if Wyatt's cool too. I picked Fergus in the first game and honestly by the end I'd forgotten he was even a choice, he seemed so well built into the universe.

Wolfenstein 2 length