Wolfenstein: The New Order: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 17:54, 8 July 2018

It's literally impossible to miss anything. Collectables carry over, and while the game branches at the end of the first chapter, you can go to chapter select at any time and swap between the timelines if you want.

If you're having trouble with a perk, don't sweat it. They're not massive changes to the gameplay, and usually an opportunity to unlock it will show up after you've stopped trying to force it.

Pick Fergus on harder difficulty levels as Health is generally better than Armour, which can be stacked before most fights anyway.

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-"* "It's literally impossible to miss anything. Collectables carry over, and while the game branches at the end of the first chapter, you can go to chapter select at any time and swap between the timelines if you want.
+* It's literally impossible to miss anything. Collectables carry over, and while the game branches at the end of the first chapter, you can go to chapter select at any time and swap between the timelines if you want.
-- If you're having trouble with a perk, don't sweat it. They're not massive changes to the gameplay, and usually an opportunity to unlock it will show up after you've stopped trying to force it.
+* If you're having trouble with a perk, don't sweat it. They're not massive changes to the gameplay, and usually an opportunity to unlock it will show up after you've stopped trying to force it.
-- Make sure you sleep at the bed on the top floor of the hideout.
+* Make sure you sleep at the bed on the top floor of the hideout.
-- The only real difference is whether you get a bonus to health or a bonus to armor based off a choice at the end of the Prologue. Choose Fergus rather than Wyatt, because you'll get a better side-character later.
+* Pick Fergus on harder difficulty levels as Health is generally better than Armour, which can be stacked before most fights anyway.
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