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Full Name: Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
Release Date: May 29, 2003 (20 year's ago)
Publisher: Activision
Genre: First-Person Shooter
OS: Universal
How to Use
When in the game, bring down the Console with the ~ key or the ¬ key and then enter the following codes.
The Cheats
/autoscreenshot = Take a screenshot.
/cmdlist = Show all command codes.
/cg_thirdperson 1 = Changes to a third person view.
/cg_uselessnostalgia 1 or 0 = Toggles old Wolfenstein style HUD on/off.
/cg_FOV = Change field of view (number).
/g_debugbullets 1 = Shows red lines where the player shoots.
/give ammo pack = Receive an ammo pack.
/give all = Gives all weapons and ammo.
/give ammo = Gives 9999 ammo and 15 grenades.
/give health = Gives full health.
/give stamina = Refill stamina count.
/god = Invincibility.
/kill = Kills the player.
/mapname = Display the current map name.
/noclip = Allows player to pass through walls and items in a spectator mode.
/notarget = Disables enemy A.I. (so they can't target the player).
/nofatigue = Unlimited stamina.
/playdead = Makes you appear dead to trick enemies; re-enter to wake back up.
/serverinfo = Shows server information.
/set g_gravity = Changes gravity to (number). Smaller numbers allow high jumping/floating.
/give skill - Then one of the following:
0 = Battle sense.
1 = Engineering.
2 = First aid.
3 = Signals.
4 = Light weapons.
5 = Heavy weapons.
6 = Covert ops.
Notes
1. The codes are not case-sensitive.
See Also
Return to Castle Wolfenstein Cheats
Links
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory | Wikipedia
Download the game Free | GOG
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Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory: A retrospective
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, released in 2003 by Splash Damage, is a unique and influential multiplayer-focused first-person shooter that originated as an expansion for Return to Castle Wolfenstein. However, it eventually evolved into a standalone, free-to-play game. Enemy Territory's emphasis on team-based objectives, class-based gameplay, and strategic cooperation set it apart in the multiplayer gaming landscape.
Unlike its predecessor, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory does not feature a traditional single-player campaign. Instead, the game is entirely focused on multiplayer, offering a dynamic and team-oriented experience. Set during World War II, players join either the Axis or Allies forces, engaging in objective-based missions that require coordination and teamwork.
One of the defining features of Enemy Territory is its class system. Players can choose from different classes, each with unique abilities and roles, such as medics, engineers, soldiers, and field ops. Team composition and cooperation are essential for success, as players must work together to complete objectives and secure victory.
The game's maps are designed to encourage strategic thinking and collaboration. Objectives range from constructing bridges and blowing up enemy installations to capturing key locations. The dynamic nature of the objectives keeps matches engaging, requiring players to adapt their strategies based on the evolving battlefield.
Enemy Territory also introduced a unique reward system, where players earn experience points for completing objectives, providing medical assistance, and other team-oriented actions. Accumulating experience allows players to gain promotions, unlocking additional abilities and enhancing their effectiveness on the battlefield.
The decision to release Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory as a free standalone game was groundbreaking at the time. The game's availability at no cost attracted a large player base, contributing to its popularity and fostering a dedicated community. This move also played a role in shaping the later emergence of free-to-play models in the gaming industry.
Despite being released nearly two decades ago, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory maintains a loyal fanbase and has left a lasting impact on the multiplayer shooter genre. Its innovative team-based gameplay, class system, and objective-focused design have influenced subsequent titles and contributed to the ongoing legacy of the Wolfenstein series in the realm of online gaming.
- IDGC editor