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This is the introduction level in Wolfenstein: The New Order. The time is 1946 and B.J. Blazkowicz is leading the charge against Deathshead's compound.
Quick Walkthrough
BJ begins in a transport plane, flying with Fergus Reid. After they're ambushed by Nazi jets, BJ is put to work repairing damage to the plane and then releasing excess cargo from the cargo bay to allow them to gain altitude. Upon returning to the cockpit BJ then defends the Allied planes in the plane's turret from numerous Nazi jets.
Once on the ground, BJ rescues the crew by destroying two Panzerhunds after he swims from his plane to another plane that has an intact turret. He then meets back up with Fergus, Wyatt, and the rest of the OSA units. He then leads them on a charge into Deathshead's castle. Traveling through trenches and bunkers, the troops manage to make it to the castle, and scale the walls for a frontal invasion. BJ unlocks the front gate and then heads off alone, meeting back up with the group near a courtyard in the castle. Traveling further into the wrecked fortress, the team eventually finds the General's laboratories.
Once defeating a Ubersoldat the walls close in and trap BJ and his team. The team is then captured by Deathshead, and BJ is forced to choose between having the General kill Wyatt or Fergus. After the General kills his victim, he leaves the team to be incinerated. BJ and the allies manage to overpower their captor, and escape into the ocean.
Detailed Walkthrough
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Notable loot
- 7 Enigma codes
- 5 Gold pieces
- 1 Letter
- 7 Concept art
Secret areas
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Notes
- This is the only level in which you utilize the non-German version of the Knife (The New Order).