If youve discovered a cheat youd like to add to the page, or have a correction, please click. Players take on the role of the Postal Dude, a tall thin man with a goatee, sunglasses, a long black trench coat, and an alien t-shirt. However, in POSTAL Redux's Rampage mode, killing civilians is necessary to unlock the level exit and obtain a high score. This page contains a list of cheats, codes, Easter eggs, tips, and other secrets for Postal 2 for PC. Ever have one of those daysPOSTAL 2 (Stylized as POSTAL2) is a first-person shooter developed by Running With Scissors. In contrast, if only hostiles are killed in a given map, "No innocent casualties" will appear at the top of the screen. In Redux, civilians react in much the same way but if all civilians and hostiles are killed in a given map, "Extermination" is shown at the top of the screen, echoing a line said by the Postal Dude, "The Exterminator's back". Unlike the hostiles that occupy the game's levels, killing civilians is entirely optional, and don't count towards the player's hostile kill count. They will run if shot at, cry in pain if they are hit, and can be executed when downed. For bystanders as they appear in POSTAL 2 onwards, see: Bystanders.Ĭivilians are non-hostile NPC's that appear in POSTAL and POSTAL Redux.Ĭivilians are non-violent NPCs seen walking about the map, minding their own business. your computer has autoplay disabled), you will need to go to My Computer and click on the Postal 2 CD-ROM icon. Note: If the Setup program does not appear (i.e. Follow the instructions after the Setup program starts. But no spoilers, please.This article is about bystanders in POSTAL and POSTAL Redux. Insert the Postal 2 CD-Rom into the CD-ROM drive.
There were the occasional freezes, but that's what the quicksave is for, surely. NPCs will often be seen fighting each other with no input from the player.
There is one particular mission that was bugged beyond all reason, but aside from that, most of them seemed to function as intended. Severe The Postal Dude can freely kill anyone with a variety of weapons. That being said, the sheer repetition of things could easily get to a lot of people. I think the shooting feels fine, and I appreciate the wide variety in locations and the odd attempt at enemy variety.
WarpToDay (SetTodaysErrandsComplete () Set the day, all errands before that day completed. You shoot men or collect things or guard someone, then you move onto the next level and do it again. SetAllErrandsComplete () Set all of todays errands as complete, turns on hate player groups. It's comprised of largely linear objective-focused traditional videogame levels. The core gameplay is probably what disappointed people the most. Correction, the entire head must be destroyed. You need to reduce the head to mad cow tourettes salsa. the only wait to kill the zombies is to decapitate them. Being a pacifist in a world of murderers is even harder. It seems like whenever I catch a zombie on fire, they never actually die. It's a monumental task and your only reward is a cutscene, but it's physically possible to play this entire game non-lethally. The thing that sold me on Postal 3 in the end was its hidden third ending, which you receive only if you complete the campaign without killing someone. Hints & Tips Its best to do this run after completing a pacifist run. (Must kill at least 30 people.) Show Hints. (Excludes cutscenes and loading times.) CAN YOU DIG IT Completed the 'POSTAL 2' game mode using only the Shovel to kill. Being good is hard and boring, being bad is easy and fun. Completed the 'POSTAL 2' game mode with a total play time of 1:30:00 or less. It's similar to Postal 2's thematic take on morality, though it lacks the depth.
Being insane is easier, more fun, and allows you to use the crazy variety of messed up weaponry to your enjoyment. There are two black and white paths to choose: Good or Insane. Postal 2 was only as violent as you are, and the same can be said of Postal 3, but Postal 3 is less interested in gray morality or nuances. The game carries on the themes of its predecessor, Postal 2, but it's a lot less artistic about it. I wish more games had the balls to be so shameless. The game insults the player, and your reward for perseverance is to endure more merciless mocking and aimless social commentary. The crude, tasteless and intentionally goofy storytelling is easily the highlight, and it all reeks of smug self-satisfaction. I'm a big fan of both, so I found this game to be particularly enjoyable. Postal 3 is an exercise in freedom of expression, and if you want- an exercise in patience.
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