Postal III in Tales of Transhumanism
- June 25, 2014, 8:09 a.m.
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Been playing it for a few hours now and I have just one question.
Sweet Jesus, how did this get a release?
Using a badger as a weapon: 
It has some potential for lulz, I'll give it that, were it not the buggiest fucking thing I have ever played. It's running on a (barely) modified Source engine, so no computer will have too much trouble playing this. In theory.
I was one of the misguided fans of Postal 2, so I'm trying to "like" this game (insofar as that's even fucking possible), but even I'm having a difficult time justifying the 12GB of space this motherfucker is taking up on my hard-disk.
Hmm.
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An'yai ⋅ June 25, 2014
I've yet to play the Postal series, but I think when I finally sit down to try it (being one of those demented human beings that would like to abuse animals and people at the same time in a virtual setting) I might just skip Postal III and go back to Postal II. I find that nice, violent games help me relieve stress in a bloody, if not healthy, manner.
Who's Laughing Now? An'yai ⋅ June 25, 2014
Oh, but it's totally healthy. For example, if it weren't for violent video-games, I'd have killed motherfuckers a long time ago.
Who's Laughing Now? An'yai ⋅ June 25, 2014
Still, grab a copy of Postal 3 if you can. Having a badger-chainsaw is just fucking awesome.
An'yai Who's Laughing Now? ⋅ June 25, 2014
That looks awesome as hell... so does beating the shit out of a person with his own hand. o.o
Deleted user ⋅ June 25, 2014
i just heard of postal 2 a couple of weeks ago when i saw the sale on steam. i had no idea there were 3 of them. i have no idea why i didn't give it a try for $3. maybe i saw it in the morning lol.
Deleted user ⋅ June 25, 2014
I've heard about this series... and these screencaptures. WTF DID I JUST SEE YO
Who's Laughing Now? Deleted user ⋅ June 26, 2014
A piss-poor sequel. Postal 2 is (marginally) better. THe first one was considered an underground classic for the time, but it was fucking hard.