If you're going through the game for the first time and want my personal take on it: I'd go with Fergus. Choose Wyatt and you'll get the DieselKraftWerk, an explosive minethrowing weapon capable of blowing up clusters of enemies and dealing heavy damage to robotic foes. If you save Fergus, he gives you the LaserKraftWerk from the first game, an energy weapon capable of disintegrating foes and blowing down obstacles.

Outside of storytelling, the biggest gameplay difference is that each character is tied to a weapon. There are also a couple of Hub world missions that play out differently. Communications also change between missions as both characters serve as your handler from time to time. For example: where Fergus might be overly rude to some new rebels joining your cause, creating an air of tension that carries through the remainder of the campaign, Wyatt might be kind and docile, bordering on being a pushover. Either decision has notable effects on the campaign, so if you're curious (but don't want to be spoiled too much), you've come to the right place.Įssentially both choices shape how cutscenes play out, with group dynamics radically changed because of Fergus and Wyatt's different characterizations and traumas they're dealing with. Wolfenstein II is finally here and much like The New Order, it gives you a choice between two timelines at the very beginning: save Scottish pilot Fergus or novice infantryman Wyatt from death.

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