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Helga von Bulow is in Return to Castle Wolfenstein, being killed by the creature she mistakingly awakens in the crypt when trying to take the dagger.
In The Old Blood, there's Helga Von Schabbs. Two completely different characters.
And, Wolfenstein 3D and Spear of Destiny are their own time line.
Return to Castle Wolfenstein rebooted the series. Starting it's own timeline, it starts off as if the events of Wolf3D never happened.
Wolfenstein 2009 is a direct sequel to RtCW, following BJ's events and bringing back Deathshead.
The New Order is set to be a sequel to Wolf 2009 as it comments on events that happen to Carolina and BJ during the game. And BJ comments on the XLabs from RtCW at one point.
Though, The Old Blood does make a few odd decisions that affect the continuity.
As the location of the caslte Wolfenstein itself has moved.
It also changes events with certain characters such as Agent One, who we see dead on a lab table in the opening of Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Though, it is possible the Agent One shown in Old Blood is a new agent assigned to that role.
In any case, The Old Blood is a part of the rebooted timeline, though it takes some liberties with the canon to setup it's story and possibly "retell" certain events of the RtCW story.
The Helga in The Old Blood is Helga von Schabbs, she dies after trying to control that monster in 1946
Helga is just a popular German name, like Franz and Fritz.
If thats not convincing enough...
-Both RtCW and Old Blood take place on the same day 3 years apart.
-The Kessler you meet in Old Blood has never seen BJ before. Is this another character who just so happens to have the same name and occupation as a previous version? Both being Kreisau Circle members.
-Another British Agent One named Wesley despite the 1943 version being tortured to death. Sure, "Agent One" could be a codename pased on from agent to agent... but another British guy named Wesley?
-Castle Wolfenstein was in the Northern Harz Mountains of Germany in RtCW while Castle Wolfenstein is in the Alps in Old Blood. Did they move it or did there just happen to be two Castle Wolfensteins in Germany... with occult ruins nearby.
Seriously... Old Blood is a reboot. The amount of explaining and coincidence to have RtCW and Old Blood as part of the same storyline is ridiculous and extreme. With that said there is nothing preventing chapters 3 through 5 of RtCW being part of the Old Blood timeline. Chapter 5 (Norway X-Labs) in particular is almost guaranteed to be part of the Old Blood timeline as its specifically referenced once in both New Order and Old Blood. In New Order its even referenced for the correct year... 1943.
If you consider RtCW to completely be a part of the New Order/Old Blood storyline then you are ok with BJ basically redoing the near exact same mission with new characters with same names filling the same roles as an event exactly 3 years ago in a different castle on the other side of Germany also called Wolfenstein. That to me is stranger and harder to believe than all of the occult, supernatural and high tech elements of the series put together.
So, unless the devs further confuse the matter or clarify things my impression is that RtCW chapters 3-5 are part of the newer Wolfenstein storyline and all the events that directly involved the occult/resurrection of Heinrich didn't happen (Chapters 1-2 & 6-7).
It REALLY doesn't matter... it's just my nerdy fanboy take away from the series. If you really want Old Blood to basically be a 'groundhog day' of RtCW... go ahead... but I see it as a remake/reimagining of chapters 1-2.
It's not a perfect storyline but it's safer to say it's continuous than to say it's a reboot.
They may be a 'bit' different, but they fill the exact same role as their previous character's namesakes. That's because it is a retelling of the events... not some coincidence.
I said it before, but reboots can do exactly this. They can make reference to previous events in a series while disregarding events or overwriting them with new events... which is EXACTLY what Old Blood does.
Further, the Wolfenstein series is FULL of remakes, restarts and reboots! Wolfenstein 3D was a version of events in the 80s Wolfenstein series. The first game, Castle Wolfenstein involved escaping Wolfenstein, as you do in the first episode of 3D while Beyond Castle Wolfenstein involved killing Hitler as you did in the third episode. Beyond was based more on a real life assassination attempt. Made a recent movie about it with Tom Cruz.
Then you can get into Wolfenstein 3D itself which has THREE versions of the story. The original DOS version, the MAC version which re-writes the story having events happen in different orders and in different locations. For example BJ escapes from a different castle at the start and kills Hitler in Wolfenstein itself for the finale. THEN you have the SNES version which has a completely censored and obviously non-canon telling of the story. No ♥♥♥♥♥ or Hitler (Staatmeister in SNES) due to censorship.
After Wolfenstein 3D and Spear of Destiny RtCW came along and again was developed to be a retelling/restart of Wolfenstein, with chapters based on Wolfenstein 3D chapters. Deathshead himself was intended to be a reboot of Dr. Schabbs from the second episode of 3D.
Then you have Wolfenstein RPG which combines numerous characters and events from the different series entries to again tell it's own version of the story... bringing back and again killing Schabbs and Marianna from RtCW. It also retells sections of RtCW and Spear of Destiny.
That's my point though... it isn't safer at all... in fact saying the series is part of the same timeline is utterly ridiculous. The series is reboot after retelling after restart.
Either that or BJ has been captured and escaped from Wolfenstein no less than 5 times. The castle apparently also teleports around Germany or they have multiple Castle Wolfensteins.
Again, this is all unimportant and how YOU interpret the series is fine. As a big fan of the series I find it impossible to organize the events of the series into one continuous plotline without ignoring impossible coincidences. That combined with the devs themselves saying reboot leads me to believe PARTS of RtCW are canon and others are not (the Wolfenstein sections) and unless the devs say otherwise or you provide some actual evidence or reasoning for how BJ could have gone through the exact same series of events exactly three years prior I'll consider Old Blood to be a reboot of RtCW chapters 1-2.
Damn I'm such a nerd.
Do you have anything to add or do you only have personal attacks...?