At least the credits theme for Paradise Lost was pretty cool.
Fallen Aces looks great but I wish that the protagonist would STFU. He's really not doing it for me.
Didn't see the trailer yet, but I presume it's Mike J's nu-metal band, same as the tracks in Postal 2. Genetic cost cutting at it's best.
How about the Dude goes into a shop for his daily dosage of banana and due to the carelessness of the shop he slips on a banana peel and accidentally knees another shopper.
It’s not only that, I can’t verify which stream Mike said it on originally but apparently Postal 4 was originally going to just be a full on remake of 2, and he didn’t mention this part but it was being developed during the near bankruptcy times of RWS so it can be assumed that they just slapped a 4 on it, changed a few objects in the build and then went straight to the kickstarter. Also, the only thing I liked about 4 was the option to use Zack Ward as the VA, everything else was just janky in a “free unity game” as opposed to the fun jank of Postal 2.
Postal 1 and 2 are completely different genres, so it's up to you. The original Postal 1 is free on Steam btw. I would suggest playing Postal 2 first.
Depends. The original game is a lot of fun but very different from its sequel. You don't really lose anything by playing them out of order.
Play 1, 2, Paradise Lost, nothing else.
The audacity of these faggots, they haven't made anything worthwhile after Paradise Lost but somehow think their shitty games are so superior to muh pOsTaL 3, they have to constantly remind us of how le bad xDDD it was.
May I play devil's advocate? Going off of critic scores does a disservice to the Postal series because critics ALWAYS hated these games. Every single PC gaming mag back in the day just shat all over Postal 1 and 2. The scores were about the same back then too, hovering in the 30's and 40's. The user scores are more trustworthy in this example regarding Postal 4. I bought it when it was in early access and it ran so poorly I gave up after a few attempts and even now I haven't bothered to install it because I don't know if the horrifically bad optimization issues were ever fixed.
Yeah I agree 100%, I posted that image for the user scores alone.
To me, I imagined the novelty of Postal II came with its upfront absurdity on hot button topics while basing its open world premise on doing everyday tasks in a crapshoot excuse of small town America. What other game can you think of where you pick up milk, use a cat as a silencer, sign petitions and experience suicidal Islamic bombers in one sitting? Meanwhile, the game is intentionally janky to where that's part of its charm.
Dunno about Switch but according to RWS, Microsoft always refuses to let them put Postal on Xbox.
Only if you know how to abuse the game's mechanics. I gave up on it after finding out the hard way that kicking someone else grenade back at them counts as killing them.
Well sort off, the thing is that with P3, Akella, or more accurate Trashmasters, used SOME of RWS script in the games development (for example the unknown voice that spoke to the Dude was supposed to be a shrink), how much of their script is up for questioning as some of the jokes def felt like they were aimed at the Russian gaming audience than just US based one.
