A US Navy, hard, steely, patriotic in the name of freedom

For now, for the installation:
The game has a total of about 44 GB. 4 DVDs installed with a total of approximately 33 GB. Duration about 50 minutes. The remaining 11 GB can be downloaded from Steam from the Internet. Additional 105 minutes I had to wait (1.8 MB / sec.). Overall, plentifully 2.5 hours until I could start the game. Incomprehensible why not 5 DVDs have been added, the installation time would have considerably shortened. Note:
Possession of a computer of the so-called middle class. BS W7, Intel Core i5-64 bit, Geforce GT545
(With the latest Nvidia 337.88 graphics drivers), 8 GB of RAM. Had no problems with the installation. The game itself runs smoothly without any lag, the graphic I find quite succeeded.

The game:
Not often games are rated so different, the 1-star ratings bring more or less a failure to comprehend the so-called. Geo-Look expressed, speak German synchronization and various installation problems.
Those who know the previous Wolfenstein games, they instinctively compare with "New Order". So I - and had to realize this "Wolfenstein, The New Order" has some blemishes. No way with mystical trappings, what a still prepared toasty-creepy shower in "Return to Castle Wolfenstein". Also "Wolfenstein in 2009" had this occult special touch that generated suspense and mystery. Solely the symbolism in "New Order" is the same as in its predecessors. But with the causal Wolfenstein it here actually little hat on. Basically it is a pure shooter first-person shooter, this "new order".
US Navy Blazkowicz (with typical US Navy physiognomy) shoots, stabs and blows up here, there's no tomorrow, combats the "regime" by all means, strode through the levels in ice-cold and inexorable manner and sends the minions of the "regime" which has subjugated the world and which even his home country, the USA capitulated, mercilessly all the hell. Of course, supported by a strange and peculiar resistance group.
The self-sacrificing resistance to tyranny, Holocaust horrors, classical, his country-loving patriotism was woven into play is, of course adapted to the game basic theme and acceptable. And who does not know the "Wolfenstein" predecessor, is fully in this "new order" expectant and certainly have his shooting fun. I myself was an ardent player of the predecessor first but a little disappointed, but overall I felt game design and gameplay quite succeeded - it was therefore ultimately not bad.