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What can I say, I think I own 4 copies of this between retail and digital and I wouldn't want that money back for anything, even the copious number of hours i should of spent outside.
For some people it was CS, for some Bethesda RPGs, for some Blizzard MMOs, but for me the game that taught me true addiction was this. Wish I could treat my boss with the same admiration I treated the people who excelled at a particular vehicle or weapon in this.

BC2 Felt like a severe step down from this, and it wasn't until the end of 3 and the launch of 4 that I got back into the franchise.

I bought this game around Christmas of 2009. Initially I was a little disappointed, as i found the website to be misleading advertising for the actual experience. Over the next two years I had a blast on countless different servers and different game modes. Getting back into it at the start of Jan 2012 I decided to start my own server. By the end of that year I enjoyed operating a server that was frequently in the top 10 games but issues with co-admins lead to me abandoning it. In December 2013 it migrated to steam and led a slow painful death, a rare case where steam didn't bump up player numbers.

This game has one of the more complicated methods of building. It sincerely rewards talent and planning as to there isn't really a matter of rote time spent building but in how it is built. This did not mesh well with the community, where a few talented builders created gaming nirvana out of nothing, but the younger, less creative side of the community created eyesores daily.

A problem arose when it lost its appeal to those older people who were contributing to its isolated and beautiful pre-steam "RTB" development. A comprehensive add-on manager with community updates turned this into one of PC gaming's best kept creative secrets, just like Battlefield 2's Sandbox mod and the original Garry's Mod. But like all great things, it must come to an end.

The steam transfer was relatively flawless, but avid players looked on with hype among a few skeptics, among them was I, who feared the worst. The death did not come instantly but the RTB admins stopped developing and the whole project folded. Communities who tried to stick together became separated into cliques of steam friends, with their own pathos and memes wanting nothing do with anybody else. Arguments about creative control and stolen builds broke out.

This is a game where my city downtown-themed freebuild server over the course of a year grew organically, with all sorts of frequent visitors and hijinks. It was, to be honest, simply wonderful, it was a passion project that had no end. The community had its troublemakers, which were only really seeking some thrills, and its children, which after some coddling didn't ruin the mood. It was all good then, add-ons were inspired and modular, meaning along with a good brick-builder you could mimic or even produce any game mode or setting imaginable, making this a sort of macro-game among its users, as in this was about the only game they actively played. Community involvement and even drama felt inclusive, hard to avoid which resulted in some great times like Blockoworld, a virtual convention showcasing different servers, players and talents.

Can it be a fantastic game? I'd be one of the first to tell you so, but I simply cannot recommend it in its current state and fractured playerbase. If you have some friends looking for a lan game or party game, then there should still be hope, but as far as a multiplayer game it has lost its charm that provided me with some great moments in middle school and beyond

Excellent game. Very simple which works in its favor. Multiplayer mode isn't broken, unlike the entirety of many games released on steam today. Completely free, without any microtransations or early access. Ultimate is a nice spin on a old classic.

How to teach a poor third worlder the 21st century innovations of Nihon-koku with glorius propaganda. This is so overblown that even my japanese friends joke about this, I do credit this for starting the recent rave of weeb games so GJ. If you want to learn about a country try Georgian Police, in that game your first priority is to kill all suspects, which sounds somewhat accurate to the actual country of Georgia so don't mind that the game isn't finished or anything. But I digress. In Go Go Power Rangers Toyko-shi or what I ever I played little improvments or even reigious artifacts found in all religions are treated like they are magical and amazing.

I'd recommend it for..
12 year olds in their first weeb phase. The panty shot doesn't hurt that sell.

Actual help? Cram some study and take the JLPT like i did? Actually going to Japan?

Doesn't have much substance, but for the same price as the pennies I found in my workplace's parking lot, I was able to get a relatively original soundtrack which has a cyberpunk vibe with some modern effects. Its no masterpiece, but I really wasn't expecting something this awesome.


Game 5/10, soundtrack 8/10 Value 10/10

0/5 - Computer Gaming Magazine


One of the greatest video game releases of all time, a giant premature ♥♥♥♥ you to every single Ubisoft or EA or Activision action of trying to be mature. Unlike modern games meant to be satire or a massive joke, POSTAL 2 was expected to at least sell, therefore be entertaining for more than a quick joke (Goat Simulator, ect) and be engaging past a single play through. Combined with the easy mod scheme and additional content, this has to be the best ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game ever, think of Exit Wounds or Double Team, not something like The Room or Birdemic.

6/10

Is this what it's like to be a transethnic, transhumanist, transexual non-binary genderfluid? My headmate system tells me so.





10/10

This along with TF2 is why I grew to dislike live service titles. I'd rather play launch era CSGO or even 2015 era updates than play what it is now.

11/10 map editor didn't even install UPLAY gg.

One of the most fun betas on steam. If you're incandescently pro-russian or a tankie, this depiction of WWII is slightly biased towards the Germans, something I was indifferent to. While the acting in the cutscenes is quite milquetoast, the well-placed soundtract hightens tensions in every battle.

7/10