Is This Non-Canon?

[CowboyYojimbo]

Has anyone heard if this is just a "what if" story? Or will the next Wolfenstein follow this story?

Seems weird to jump nearly twenty years forward and have the Nazis still in power. Though I suppose old BJ will be interesting.

New Order is one of my favourite games and I was satisfied completely when it was seemingly an ending to it all. So when New Colossus was announced I had mixed feelings. Wanted more but didnt want the ending messed with. I also felt New Colossus felt bland outside of Roswell. I expected more notable American locales like Rushmore.

Youngblood looks off too.

[rawWwRrr]

This is to be canon.

TNO jumped BJ fourteen years forward with nazis still in power.

[CowboyYojimbo]

Originally posted by rawWwRrr:

This is to be canon.

TNO jumped BJ fourteen years forward with nazis still in power.

Seems like BJ must have been slacking off. The man usually just needs a few days.

Thanks for info! Should be interesting.

[Deathstruck]

Originally posted by CowboyYojimbo:

Originally posted by rawWwRrr:

This is to be canon.

TNO jumped BJ fourteen years forward with nazis still in power.

Seems like BJ must have been slacking off. The man usually just needs a few days.

Thanks for info! Should be interesting.

Well, they apparently still want to make Wolf 3 to conclude the main "trilogy".

We still gotta kick Mecha-Hitler's ass, remember? :P

[Maniac86]

My guess, wolf 3 concludes the 'trilogy' (this is sort of like a spinoff, much like oldblood was for New Order)
My ultimate theory is that the 'key' you discover in new colossus is related to a time machine or something similar, and you 'fix' the timeline at the end of wolf 3