Wolfenstein (2009 video game): Difference between revisions

* [[Bad Boss]]: Everyone in Isenstadt is piss-scared of [[Complete Monster|General Zetta]]. {{spoiler|After he dies, radio chatter indicates that they're even ''more'' frightened of Deathshead, who comes to replace him}}.

* [[Bag of Spilling]]: Justified at the end, when {{spoiler|B.J. tears apart his Amulet to destroy Hans' own by driving the crystals into it, thereby guaranteeing that this item will not show up in any sequel}}.

* [[Blatant Item Placement]]: The city is veritably littered with large bags of money, gold bars and similar. And you can pretty much help yourself - nobody seems to mind your nicking their stuff right before their eyes. Mostly because you've got a huge gun...

* [[Boss in Mook Clothing]]: Scribes in the early game, before you acquire better Veil powers. Despoiled (the flaming Nazi skeletons) as well, depending on how fast you're able to kill them - dumping enough SMG ammo into their skull is an easy kill, but ''only'' once they're summoned.

** General Zetta continues the trend of [[Fat Bastard|overweight]], [[Bad Boss|foul-tempered]] SS officers set by Helga von Bulow in the previous game.

* [[Cutscene Power to the Max]]: Averted. The opening scene has your character stopping an onslaught of bullets with an energy shield that then erupts outwards, [[Stripped to the Bone|killing]] all the shooters. Later in the game, [[Gameplay and Story Integration|this becomes a fully usable ability]].

* [[Does This Remind You of Anything?]]: Some of the Nazi special units seem a whole lot like those found in ''[[First Encounter Assault Recon|F.E.A.R.]]'', particularly the [[Powered Armor]]-wearing Heavy Trooper with a gun that disintegrates people and the acrobatic, cloaked [[Bat Shit Crazy|Veil Assassin]].

* [[Enemy Summoner]]: The Elite Guards can raise any Nazi corpse as a superpowered, fireball-throwing Despoiled.

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