We've released a minor fix today that should alleviate issues some users may have been experiencing: Resolved an issue where a crash could occur during the fight with General Winkler when Ray Traced Reflections are enabled Resolved an issue where players incorrectly received a wa
We've released a minor fix today that should alleviate issues some users may have been experiencing:
Resolved an issue where a crash could occur during the fight with General Winkler when Ray Traced Reflections are enabled
Resolved an issue where players incorrectly received a warning message that video memory was low
The latest Wolfenstein: Youngblood update is now live, enabling support for NVIDIA DLSS 2.1 and 8K gaming! PATCH HIGHLIGHTS New DLSS Mode "ÜberPerformance" is now available for users with RTX Nvidia GPUs in the Advanced Settings in the Video menu Enables NVIDIA Async Ampere Optim
The latest Wolfenstein: Youngblood update is now live, enabling support for NVIDIA DLSS 2.1 and 8K gaming!
PATCH HIGHLIGHTS
New DLSS Mode "ÜberPerformance" is now available for users with RTX Nvidia GPUs in the Advanced Settings in the Video menu
Enables NVIDIA Async Ampere Optimizations
BUG FIXES
Miscellaneous compatibility fixes
Removed accidental usage of RTX-only features on GPUs with no support
Tweaked low memory detection for integrated AMD GPUs
The Resistance is growing as Wolfenstein: Youngblood heads to Microsoft Xbox Game Pass for PC today! To ensure players across Steam, Bethesda.net Launcher, and Xbox Game Pass for PC can team up together, we'll be deploying a small compatibility update this morning, February 6, at
The Resistance is growing as Wolfenstein: Youngblood heads to Microsoft Xbox Game Pass for PC today! To ensure players across Steam, Bethesda.net Launcher, and Xbox Game Pass for PC can team up together, we'll be deploying a small compatibility update this morning, February 6, at 10 AM EST | 3 PM UTC.
Hardware accelerated ray tracing, variable rate shading, advanced image reconstruction techniques driven by machine learning: these are all cutting edge rendering technologies likely to be a seriously big deal once the next generation console era is upon us. However, PC owners to
Hardware accelerated ray tracing, variable rate shading, advanced image reconstruction techniques driven by machine learning: these are all cutting edge rendering technologies likely to be a seriously big deal once the next generation console era is upon us. However, PC owners today have the ability to preview all of these technologies running in tandem in one of the most impressive and performant game engines around. Yes, Wolfenstein Youngblood has been patched to support the gamut of Nvidia RTX features and the results are highly impressive.
So what do users of RTX cards get with this new update to the latest and possibly last id Tech 6 title? Taking centre stage is ray tracing support, where the developers target one of the most challenging and expensive RT techniques: reflections. Much like Control or Battlefield 5, ray tracing replaces the game's use of cube maps and screen-space reflections on nearly every surface. In addition to increased realism, you also get the ability to 'see' reflections of the in-game world that don't exist in screen-space - like the player characters themselves, for example. However, the implementation is much wider ranging than you might imagine.
The embedded video on this page illustrates a couple of key aspects. First of all, you get to see how standard cube maps and screen-space reflections actually work - and then you get to see the more accurate ray traced alternative. It's quite fascinating how as players we've become accustomed to what are fundamentally compromised results. Game makers have got really good at 'faking' these effects and I also suspect that as virtually every major engine uses similar techniques, we've grown accustomed to their lack of realism. So when you sit down and study how those reflections should actually look, the results are eye-opening.Youngblood's effect is realistic right down to the most incidental details in the tiniest reflections.
Alternate history first-person shooter (of Nazis, specifically) Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a spin-off from the main Wolfenstein games. It’s set in 1980, and developers Machinegames don t go halfway on it. The game is soaked with 1980s references, from early electronica and synthp
Alternate history first-person shooter (of Nazis, specifically) Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a spin-off from the main Wolfenstein games. It’s set in 1980, and developers Machinegames don t go halfway on it. The game is soaked with 1980s references, from early electronica and synthpop in the French Underground to 3D glasses and UVK Tapes (VHS tapes but, um, more Nazi-like). The in-game explanation is that Nazi dominance is so complete that it pervades popular culture.
The music of our 1980s is rooted in our postwar reality, tied to its precedents of the 1970s – particularly punk music and punk culture – and a further evolution of postwar youth culture. But how could musical ideas like New Wave possibly have flourished in an alternate postwar world dominated by Nazi occupation? Well they couldn t have. All this stuff isn t in the game just because it looks and sounds cool. It creates an important storytelling dynamic that empowers the player to fight evil for a culture worth keeping.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood was one of Nvidia’s big ray tracing poster children last year, and it was even one of the free games you could get if you bought a new RTX graphics card over the summer. However, whereas its other freebie stablemate Control teleported its ray tracing suppo
Wolfenstein: Youngblood was one of Nvidia’s big ray tracing poster children last year, and it was even one of the free games you could get if you bought a new RTX graphics card over the summer. However, whereas its other freebie stablemate Control teleported its ray tracing support in at launch, Wolfenstein: Youngblood positively dragged its cybernetic heels over it, with months and months passing after its initial July release date without any word on when it might finally pitch up. Finally, the reflection gods at Nvidia have spoken, and it’s going to be patched in as part of their latest CES GeForce driver update available this week. Hoo-rah.
Bethesda is giving players more ways to put Nazis in their place today, with the advent of Wolfenstein: Youngblood's free 1.07 content update, which adds two new locations to the game, new abilities, new end-game activities, and more. Youngblood's new areas - a Parisian reservoir
Bethesda is giving players more ways to put Nazis in their place today, with the advent of Wolfenstein: Youngblood's free 1.07 content update, which adds two new locations to the game, new abilities, new end-game activities, and more.
Youngblood's new areas - a Parisian reservoir and secret Nazi bunker to be precise - can be accessed once players have completed the Da'at Yichud Artifacts end-game side quest. With this out the way, the new Treasure Hunt side mission will unlock, sending players off in search of a Da'at Yichud chest, reported to be hidden away in a secret Nazi hideout.
As noted in Bethesda's 1.07 release notes, the new Parisian reservoir and Nazi bunker are home to three new enemy types: the Wurmlochsoldat (Teleporting bersoldier), the Electrodrohne (Tesla Drone), and the Turmhund (Laserhund with a turret).
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Update 1.0.7 is now LIVE! In this FREE content update, you'll explore ALL-NEW areas of Paris in the search for Da'at Yichud artifacts. Experience a brand new quest, Treasure Hunt that leads you through an underground resevoir; the streets and canals of Lit
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Update 1.0.7 is now LIVE!
In this FREE content update, you'll explore ALL-NEW areas of Paris in the search for Da'at Yichud artifacts. Experience a brand new quest, Treasure Hunt that leads you through an underground resevoir; the streets and canals of Little Berlin; and even a secret Nazi bunker filled with new enemies!
This update also includes Treasure Maps, new missions scattered around Paris that grant rewards to help you unlock ELEVEN new abilities, two new Pep Signals, and eight new skins!
You can read more about Update 1.0.7 on Bethesda.net: https://beth.games/2O4AB7x
Hi everyone, The new Steam update has added additional privacy settings that may be causing a "Could not retrieve your Steam Friends List" message in Wolfenstein: Youngblood: You will need to update your Steam Profile Privacy settings and set your Friends List to "Public." This s
Hi everyone,
The new Steam update has added additional privacy settings that may be causing a "Could not retrieve your Steam Friends List" message in Wolfenstein: Youngblood:
You will need to update your Steam Profile Privacy settings and set your Friends List to "Public."
This should allow you to access your Steam Friends List in Wolfenstein: Youngblood!
Earn a treat this Halloween by slaying Nazis! Complete missions and challenges as a community and earn the Muerto skin, and the bonus Quad Damage pep signal if you own the full game! Note that you must be online for your progress to count! (If you want to play solo with AI, set y
Earn a treat this Halloween by slaying Nazis! Complete missions and challenges as a community and earn the Muerto skin, and the bonus Quad Damage pep signal if you own the full game!
Note that you must be online for your progress to count! (If you want to play solo with AI, set your game to "Friends Only" mode.) Have fun, and Happy Halloween!
Strike fear into the hearts of Nazis with your ninja skills—or at least ninja skins! This exclusive "Ninja Mörder" set includes a new helmet, reminiscent of Japanese Hannya masks, as well as a new hatchet and knife to add to your collection of Nazi killing tools. The set also com
Strike fear into the hearts of Nazis with your ninja skills—or at least ninja skins! This exclusive "Ninja Mörder" set includes a new helmet, reminiscent of Japanese Hannya masks, as well as a new hatchet and knife to add to your collection of Nazi killing tools. The set also comes with a new purple woodland camouflage skin for your armor and weapons!
Twitch Prime members can unlock these new weapons and skins by linking your Bethesda.net and Twitch accounts, then grab the Ninja Mörder set through Twitch Prime: https://twitch.amazon.com/prime/loot/wolfenstein
Standard Edition owners, you asked and we listened: you can now upgrade to the Deluxe Edition! Purchase the Deluxe Edition Upgrade and you'll get the Cyborg 1980 Power Suit and weapon skins; the Cyborg 1980 pep signal (restore all armor for you and your sister!); and the Buddy Pa
Standard Edition owners, you asked and we listened: you can now upgrade to the Deluxe Edition! Purchase the Deluxe Edition Upgrade and you'll get the Cyborg 1980 Power Suit and weapon skins; the Cyborg 1980 pep signal (restore all armor for you and your sister!); and the Buddy Pass, so you can invite a friend to play the new 1.0.5 update with you!
We’re pleased to announce the latest patch for Wolfenstein: Youngblood, version 1.0.5, now LIVE on PC! This update adds adds adjusted boss difficulties, weapon damage improvements, health bar toggles and other requested changes and features from you, our player community! Thank y
We’re pleased to announce the latest patch for Wolfenstein: Youngblood, version 1.0.5, now LIVE on PC! This update adds adds adjusted boss difficulties, weapon damage improvements, health bar toggles and other requested changes and features from you, our player community!
Thank you so much for your patience and support of Wolfenstein: Youngblood! We will continue to monitor the game and improve it with future updates as needed. We appreciate your feedback!
PATCH HIGHLIGHTS
Adjusted difficulty of all boss fights.
Enemies can now have their health bars toggled on or off in the Options menu. (This does not turn off armor types.)
Took a variety of actions to reduce the feeling of enemy “bullet sponginess”.
An amount of ammo for basic weapons is now replenished after a player respawns.
Added more special weapon ammo throughout more difficult areas.
Added duplicate tutorial laptops to the game to make 100% completion more attainable.
Fixed an issue that could cause some enemies in certain areas to spawn prematurely.
Increased the speed of switching between certain weapons to make it easier to adapt to enemy armor types.
BALANCE CHANGES
Tutorials not collected by players in Paris Streets sections 1 or 2 will now be present in Paris Streets section 3. This will allow players to backtrack from later sections of the game in order to get tutorials that count towards game completion percentage.
Added checkpoints to all active Tower mission and Tower Guardian fights. Note that returning to the towers after completing the main missions will not have checkpoints.
Players who expend all lives and reset to the latest checkpoint will now find their base weapons refilled to at least 50% of ammo capacity. This will function with all ammo modifier skills and upgrades but does not affect special or heavy weapons.
Additional special weapon ammo has been added to all boss and guardian fights.
We have doubled the amount of damage done to armored enemies by the non-preferred weapon type. This will result in enemies feeling much less absorptive of damage when the player has the wrong weapon equipped. We still highly encourage players to spend their silver to upgrade a variety of weapon types so as to maximize damage to tough enemies!
General Winkler has had his health lowered to be more in line with the difficulty of the Zeppelin level.
The Bombdog damage has been slightly lowered.
The base Shotgun, Autopistol, and SMG damage output has been increased to bring them in line with other basic weapons.
Tower Gate Guardians have had their level lowered in all Districts to better reflect the level of enemies inside the Towers. The Towers are still intended to be played by players level 20 or higher.
Added the ability to toggle “iron sights” on/off. This option can be found in the Controls menu.
Lowered controller rumble on Xbox One.
Added the option to turn off enemy health bars to the Gameplay options. Note that this will not turn off armor barriers or enemy level, so we recommend players have a high degree of familiarity with enemies before turning health bars off.
Added more than 20 additional duplicate tutorials to the Districts to allow for easier game completion as well as better coverage for new players.
Added a unique icon for Tutorial Computers when player has the correct Secrets Collector upgrade.
Lowered Lothar’s healthpoints during the “Penthouse” stage of the boss.
Made a variety of changes to Lothar’s accuracy and damage during his final stage.
Added an alarm and audio cue for the 4th Reich jet planes during the Lothar fight to give players more of a chance to dodge or shoot down the planes.
Reduced the number of missiles during the Lothar flight stage.
BUG FIXES
Client players can now explode Host player DKW charges by shooting them.
A data tape required to complete the Silent Outpost mission could go missing, preventing completion of the mission. This tape will now appear correctly for all players.
Equalized damage modifiers for all weapon classes and upgrades for Host and Client players. Previously a bug could cause one player to do a lot more damage with certain weapon types and upgrades.
The “available unlocks” and message could play despite there being active enemies. This will no longer occur.
Fixed a variety of timing bugs with completion events that could cause progression not to be saved in certain circumstances.
Co-op levers will now work much more reliably when playing solo.
Improved sister AI so that she gets out of the way of large enemies more often and improved ability to successfully heal the player when they are downed.
Hello everyone! We’d like to thank all our players who have provided us with their thoughts and constructive opinions on Wolfenstein: Youngblood. We’ve been carefully listening your concerns and frustrations, and the Machine Games team has been diligently working on updating the
Hello everyone! We’d like to thank all our players who have provided us with their thoughts and constructive opinions on Wolfenstein: Youngblood.
We’ve been carefully listening your concerns and frustrations, and the Machine Games team has been diligently working on updating the game with features and fixes to make your experience liberating Paris as Jess and Soph Blazkowicz a better one, whether you’re playing in online co-op with a friend or tackling the story solo.
Here's a look at what's coming for Wolfenstein: Youngblood:
Upcoming Patch Highlights
Update 1.0.4 The team at Machine Games has been working on adding a pause function for Offline mode, as well as fixing several issues that players have encountered with achieving 100% game completion. We are targeting this update for LATER THIS WEEK on PC.
You can read the full patch notes for 1.0.4 below.
Update 1.0.5 In our 1.0.5 update, we are working to address a host of game difficulty and progression issues based on your feedback. This includes:
Additional checkpoints
Difficulty adjustments across the board, especially in boss fights
Addressing the feeling some players have expressed that some enemies feel like “bullet sponges”
Adding additional ammo throughout the game
An option to toggle enemy health bars on/off
Making it easier to get 100% game completion
Please stay tuned for more specifics and timing of this update soon! Be sure to follow us @ Wolfenstein on Twitter and Facebook for all the latest news.
Update 1.0.4 Patch Notes (Scheduled for later this week)
Gameplay
Added ability to pause the game in OFFLINE mode only. Although we have tested this feature extensively, if you encounter any issues please let us know by submitting a support ticket to https://help.bethesda.net.
Removed the ability to open padlocked doors from the wrong side, as this was causing some issues with mission progression
Client players will once again take normal damage from environmental explosions (fire extinguishers, fuel tanks, etc.)
Players will now correctly be able to catch friendly and enemy grenades after taking the Grenade God upgrade
Client players were having health and ammo fully restored in some circumstances after picking up a heavy weapon
Uberhammer projectiles will now explode properly under all conditions
Fixed an issue where one player could end up rotated in the wrong direction while interacting with elevator levers
Art and Graphics
Improved the animation when viewing your sister opening Shared Life crates (eliminates teleporting)
User Interface
The Protohund marker for “Destroy the Protohund” and “Collect the Box” missions will no longer appear on the minimap when the mission is not set to active
Opening the Journal while activating fast travel now interrupts fast travel. This corrects a variety of issues with loading and UI
Fixed a reticle issue that could cause your weapon crosshair in Wolfenstein: Youngblood to appear when playing the “classic” Wolfstone 3D arcade game in the Paris Catacombs
Corrected an issue that could cause “Call for Help” to not be available after using a Shared Life. “Call for Help” should now be available if the player is down but their sister is alive
Fixed an issue when performing certain actions while opening the in-game options menu that could cause the camera to become permanently tilted
Audio
Fixed a variety of audio issues, including resolving audio dropouts after equipping the flashlight weapon upgrade on the Kugelgewehr
Online Co-op
Fixed a network packet issue that could cause session disconnects when too many explosions occurred in co-op, resulting in players getting dropped from their co-op game
Resolved crash that could happen with the Client in a co-op game used Crush, then immediately performed a melee attack on the enemy
Fixed the error message players would receive if their Steam Privacy settings were set to Friends Only. Note that your Steam profile must be set to Public in order to view Steam friends through the in-game invite menu
Miscellaneous Bug Fixes
Enemies will no longer float in midair next to the walkways in Lab X
The last used weapon was not being properly equipped when the player dropped a heavy weapon
Resolved issue where enemies could become stuck floating during the “Lothar and Juju’s trap” mission
Changed “Could Not Write Crash Dump” error message to be more descriptive. Crash Dumps are files that contain information relating to a crash; this message would appear any time a crash occurred—which could occur for different reasons—and may have led to confusion that “Could Not Write Crash Dump” was a specific error. As these files tend to be large (~58mb) Crash Dump writing remains off by default. The new message gives explicit instructions on how to turn on Crash Dump writing should you choose to assist in diagnosing the cause of your crash
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Update v1.0.3 is now live! This patch addresses several critical game crash and issues that otherwise prevented players from progressing. Update v1.0.3 also includes several bug fixes, including resolving issues related to in-game audio and achievements. F
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Update v1.0.3 is now live! This patch addresses several critical game crash and issues that otherwise prevented players from progressing. Update v1.0.3 also includes several bug fixes, including resolving issues related to in-game audio and achievements.
Our upcoming Wolfenstein: Youngblood patch addresses critical issues relating to game crashes and issues otherwise preventing players from progressing. This update also includes other notable changes, including improvements to PC matchmaking and bug fixes resolving issues related
Our upcoming Wolfenstein: Youngblood patch addresses critical issues relating to game crashes and issues otherwise preventing players from progressing. This update also includes other notable changes, including improvements to PC matchmaking and bug fixes resolving issues related to in-game audio and achievements.
While dates could shift, we anticipate the update going live early next week.
Follow @wolfenstein on Twitter to get the latest information.
Thank you for your support of Wolfenstein: Youngblood. We appreciate your constructive feedback over the past few days since launch. We will continue to monitor these threads for your suggestions, bug reports, and other issues you may be experiencing.
Patch Highlights
Crash fixes: This update fixes crash issues for multiple platforms, including crashes for Windows 7 users running at specific resolutions; and crashes caused by attempting specific in-game actions.
Audio fixes: Fixed issues causing sounds to suddenly “drop out.”
100% Completion & Achievements: Fixed issues that could prevent players from reaching 100% completion of Wolfenstein: Youngblood. (Finding everything in the game.) This includes players being unable to previously complete the Partisan achievement.
Inviting friends: We’ve made it easier for players to invite their friends to games, specifically for players on Steam and using the Buddy Pass.
Crash Fixes
Fixed a crash that could occur if the player used Crush in specific areas of Riverside.
Fixed an issue causing frequent crashes on Windows 7 machines with high-end video cards. Previously, the game would crash if the player attempted to use the following resolutions:
3440x1440 borderless window
2560x1080 borderless window
2560x1080 fullscreen
This occurred primarily with Windows 7 users using GTX 1080 cards but may have affected other users as well.
AMD has released new drivers to resolve a crash that could occur on Radeon RX5700 series graphics products. Please update your drivers immediately.
For users experiencing the "Could not write crash dump" error: “Could not write crash dump” is default messaging given when the game client crashes and could be caused by several reasons. If you are encountering this message, particularly when attempting to start the game, here are some things to look at:
Please verify that your PC meets the minimum specifications of the game, found here.
Frequently, this error occurs due to old drivers or drivers that did not have a clean installation. (For example, users who upgraded to a video card from a different manufacturer without uninstalling their previous drivers.) Make sure you have the latest drivers, and it is recommended that you perform a clean install using tools such as Display Driver Uninstaller.
If you still experiencing this issue and are using the latest drivers after a clean install with a PC that meets the minimum specs, please contact our support team at https://help.bethesda.net and provide your DXDiag and MSInfo. You can find instructions on how to create those here.
Audio Fixes
Fixed an audio dropout issue that could occur when toggling the Kugelgewehr flashlight on and off. This audio dropout would persist until the game was restarted.
Fixed an issue that would occasionally cause sound effects to cut out when using the flashlight.
Reduced the frequency of an issue that caused a variety of audio issues (volume levels, dropouts, etc.) when killing multiple Nazis rapidly with the ElektroKraftWerk weapon.
Rebalanced several VO levels to bring them in line with the rest of the game.
Gameplay Fixes
Fixed an issue preventing Client players from picking up heavy weapon ammo from downed enemies if they had the Bigger Guns perk. All players with the Bigger Guns perk will now be able to pick up heavy weapon ammo dropped by enemies.
Resolved an issue that was causing Client players to do substantially more damage than higher-level Host players in co-op.
Fixed an issue where the “Lothar and Juju’s Trap” mission could become blocked if the player first completed the “Missing Partner” mission as a Client player.
Fixed an issue that could allow drones to spawn from drone towers even after players turned them off with the floppy disk code.
Art, Graphics, and User Interface Fixes
Fixed an issue that could cause objective markers for the “Destroy the Machines” mission to display in-world and on the minimap when the mission was not active.
Fixed an issue that was causing elevator buttons in the Tower 2 landing pad to flicker between displays, resulting in players sometimes choosing the wrong floor despite it appearing correct.
Fixed an issue where Lothar was missing teleport animations and visual FX for Client players.
Fixed some areas of missing fog that was affecting vistas.
Added a notification to warn players of poor network conditions.
Online Co-Op Fixes
Steam – Added the ability to use the Buddy Pass from the Escape menu while in-game, rather than having to be on the main menu to invite a Buddy.
Steam – Fixed an issue that could prevent Friends of a Host whose Steam profile is set to “Private” from seeing or joining their session.
Steam – Added additional notifications when a Steam user attempts to retrieve the friends list when their Steam profile is set to “Private.” Players will now be notified: “Could not retrieve your Steam Friends List. Please check the Privacy settings of your Steam Profile.”
Changed “Find Player” to “Find Bethesda.net Player” on the PC BNET dropdown to clarify flow for finding and inviting friends.
Achievements/Trophies and Game Completion Fixes
The “Revive” tutorial somehow went missing. We have added the tutorial back into the game and players can now complete the game to 100%.
Fixed an issue that was preventing some players from unlocking the “Partisan” achievement despite meeting the criteria.
Fixed an issue that was preventing Client players from completing the “Slide ‘n Shoot” challenge.
Miscellaneous Fixes
We previously released a hotfix that prevents users from using a 3rd-party application to cheat and add unlimited Silver Coins, Wolfenstein: Youngblood’s in-game earnable currency. This note is intended to clarify this fix.
A Nazi-infested world crafted by Arkane looks exactly as you think it should. Dishonored's Dunwall excelled at polarity, its pomp and majesty juxtaposed with decay and death. Neu-Paris, too, echoes Arkane's masterfully macabre world-building. But where Dunwall's untold stories sw
A Nazi-infested world crafted by Arkane looks exactly as you think it should.
Dishonored's Dunwall excelled at polarity, its pomp and majesty juxtaposed with decay and death. Neu-Paris, too, echoes Arkane's masterfully macabre world-building. But where Dunwall's untold stories swam in the eyes of its dead and dying, Wolfenstein: Youngblood's Neu-Paris has no time for such sentiment. It is a city ravaged by war, yes, but there are no survivors padding these cobbled streets. There are only the self-indulgent trappings of the Reich, the endless pageantry of polished mahogany and billowing banners and scarlet soft furnishings... all swastika-branded, naturally.
Whether I was two, 12, or 20 hours in, it never failed to surprise me - shock me, even - to explore this alternate timeline and happen across another interrogation room, its tools and weapons and torture devices stamped with Nazi branding. While it might not quite rival that of Dishonored, take the time to look, and the detail in Youngblood's playsets is really quite extraordinary, especially if you cast your gaze upwards.
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Partner up to face off against the Nazi threat in Wolfenstein: Youngblood, a brand new co-op adventure. Youngblood is now available on PC.