Oh well, never mind, eh?! Postal 2 is a really funny game and an original take on the first person shooter game, but besides the very adult humour there is nothing else here that hasn't been done better in other games.
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This in itself is pretty bad programming, but for each one of these loads to take 2-3 minutes each, that's completely unforgiveable!! Now I know it's not my PC, as I've got a pretty high spec one (XP3000+, ATI 9700pro, 1.5GB DDR, and Maxtor 7200 rpm HD's), so I checked the net and found out that everybody has the same problem, but there is a patch that reduces this loading time, which I downloaded and applied but it didn't seem to change anything on my copy. Now on some errands you have to cross the entire town, which means you'll have to go through 3 or 4 load sections before you reach your goal, and go through 3 or 4 load sections to get to the next. But there is one HUGE problem with this game, that makes it almost unplayable and that is the loading times between different sections of the map. The errands themself are all quite original and funny and do make you wonder at times how the programmers really think. The basic premise of the game is you have certain errands to run each day (things like pick up the milk, cash your pay check, urinate on your fathers grave, that sort of thing), but unfortunately things always go wrong (like being attacked by the parents against video games, just after you have been fired from your job with a Video games developer). BUT after the novelty wears off, what are you left with? Not a lot. And yes it's even funny hearing people (and your character) swearing all the time. Yes it's funny to be able to shoot the c**p out of religious fanatics, rednecks, tree loving protesters and parents against video game violence. Yes it's funny to be able to stuff a cat on the end of your shotgun and use it as a siliencer. Yes it's great fun being able to urinate on people and watch them throw up. The real selling point of this game, is it's non politically-correct attitude, other than that there's nothing else to this game. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.But after a couple of hours the novelty wears off and what your left with, is a standard FPS game. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior. The most noticeable change in Postal 2: Share The Pain is the introduction of the 'Multiplayer'. Postal 2: Share The Pain Game was released in 2012 with full english support and.
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