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	Message: : Wolfenstein 3D Manual. : Weapons/Items : Knife: Go ahead. Pierce that Nazi in the chest. It's all about the stabbing : with this weapon. The knife is of course, a melee weapon that, like the : force from Star Wars, is always with you. As you would expect, because of : its use as a melee weapon, the knife needs no ammunition. It's good for : killing people up close, or for ammo preservation. : Pistol: The sidearm that makes you feel good. This gun is a handgun that : fires bullets at a slow rate making it -aside from the knife- the worst : weapon, but if you have a lot of experience with it, you can easily deal : with even bosses with the pistol. You can deal with basic enemies and : weakening and/or sniping at helpless and far away bosses. : Machine Gun: This is a more automatic version of the pistol, although you : could still fall back to the pistol for certain situations to reduce risk : of overdone ammo consumption. Aside from appearance, sound it makes and : faster rate of fire, it is just the same as the pistol, and shares the : same ammo. : Heavy Machine Gun: This is a modified version of the Machine Gun, making it : more powerful and basically superior. However, the tradeoff is the fact : that the HMG guzzles its ammo at considerable speed, so be careful. : Flame Thrower: Castle Wolfenstein could use a barbecue. The Flame Thrower : projects fast-moving, devastating flames at your opponents. Quite useful. : Rocket Launcher: Something you'll always remember as, "the thing that : brought me Hitler's head". The Rocket Launcher projects rockets that : brings total havoc to any enemies near it. : Ammo Clip: Ammo clips, though not very filling for your weapon, are found : nearly everywhere, and sometimes in clusters. The Ammo Clip has 5 bullets : in it for your pistol, machine gun and chaingun. : Ammo Chest: Ammo Chests, though more rare than Ammo Clips, can be found in : specific areas. Check storage rooms especially, you should manage to find : these laying around: and sometimes in groups! 25 bullets for your p, mg : and cg are included in Ammo Chests. : Gasoline: Gasoline is what fills your Flame Thrower to about 14 shots. Also : often found in storage rooms. : Rocket Crate: Rocket Crates, also usually found in storage rooms, have 5 : rockets to load into your rocket launcher. : Dog Food: Dog Food is actually, believe it or not, a health source. It is : often found where Dogs are nearby. Go ahead, thank Iams my friends. Dog : Food only heals a mere 4%, but it's still health, and can sometimes come : in clusters. Sometimes it's good for using when you only have minor : injuries and you want to save more effective healing sources for when you : REALLY need them. : Meal: While those hounds were eating their dog food, one would say that the : other Nazis also needed nourishment. All that delicious chicken in : seasoning, those mashed potatoes and gravy, those organically grown green : peas. I suppose i'd might as well cut that out, or people might get : hungry. Meals are good health sources that increase your health by 10%, : which does an okay deal, and does really well in clusters. : Medical Kit: Medical Kits are of course packs stored into Castle Wolfenstein : for medical purposes when required. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the : Medical Kit can prove very healing especially when clustered, due to its : 25% effectiveness in healing. Very useful. : Extra Life/Health Recharge, I like to call it the WolfenHelper: The : WolfenHelper is one useful item to collect, so keep your eyes peeled for : any you may find. WolfenHelpers refill your health to 100% AND give you an : extra life. : Blue Key: Blue Keys are simply keys that can be picked up and used on locked : doors that correspond to the locked blue doors. : Gold Key: See Blue Keys, except used on locked gold doors. : Treasure: Crosses, goblets, chests and crowns: These are the consistencies of : the treasure kept by the Nazis. Collect them to gain bonus and/or an extra : life if you collect 50 pieces. : Enemies : Dogs/Hounds: These are well-trained German Shepherds, the Nazi hounds that : are meant to rush their opponents. Fast and annoying, though Dogs usually : can't tolerate so much as a pistol shot or a couple knife stabs, they are : quite deadly up close, and sometimes Dogs are found in multiples. Also : keep in mind that Dogs often accompany other Nazi units, so where there : are Dogs, bear in mind there might be other perils. When killed, you don't : get diddly squat. Basically they are as dangerous as the guards, with : combat skill trade-offs. : Strong Suit: Being deadly up close. : Castle Wolfenstein's Nazis often needed hounds, German shepherds to accompany : Nazis, for tactical purposes when dealing with intruders or violators. : Guards: Guards are the most common opponents. They attack by simply standing : and then firing their pistols. They are slightly tougher than Dogs, though : not as fast and aggressive. However, they can fire at you from a distance : unlike Dogs, and since they are most common, can summon in groups, giving : them an advantage to surround you and then fire at you. : Strong Suit: Coming in vast numbers and surrounding you, overwhelming your : position and firing. : Castle Wolfenstein would need some assurance of security and maintenance. So : guards were hired and spread out. : S.Ss: The S.S.s are Nazi infantry soldiers, who are not all that fast and : aggressive, but when they fire their machine guns they can be somewhat : deadly, although if you're good enough you aren't likely to worry about : them managing to shoot you. However, be careful of them, because they are : the toughest opponents around, though a little slow-moving. : Strong Suit: Taking a lot of damage before going down. : Possibly due to news of BJ's presence being of great danger, infantry had : also been scattered throughout Wolfenstein to assist. : Officers: Officers are of course, Nazi commanding officers that carry : pistols. They are as tough as Guards, but are faster and more aggressive, : however much less common. They of course aren't as tough as S.S. but are : quite deadly in some situations. : Strong Suit: Being the fastest-moving opponent. : An army or specific division always needs some sort of normal command. : Officers commanded and fought with plenty of loyalty to last their : lifetime (unless they get killed first). : Mutants: Mutants are strange, twisted creatures that bleed purple blood and : have a gun in their chest, which they fire by performing some bizarre : disco-dance type gesture. They move fast, though not as fast as officers, : and are very aggressive. : Strong Suit: Being the most aggressive opponent. : Strange, twisted results of the work of Dr. Schabbs, the Mutants were made to : make dramatic increasements in the odds of victory for the Nazis.
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