The original shotgun would later make its way into Eternal Damnation, and in turn was rolled back into the main game with post-Steam release updates as the "Beta Shotgun", a separate weapon which has to be reloaded after six shells but is noticeably more powerful than the basic shotgun. Several weapons, while functionally identical to those in the released game, had very different models before the game's release, such as the pistol being modeled after the Colt 1911 before settling on the Desert Eagle, the shotgun being a rusty SPAS-12 rather than a Remington 870, or the M16 appearing with all sorts of extra attachments (and sounding like a chaingun).A meat gun, brought back in the A Week In Paradise mod.Of course since the game is medium aware, it has a graveyard for them. What Could Have Been: Postal 2 had some things that were either cut from the game or scrapped.It was then delayed to an unspecified date, finally being released on April 17th, 2015. Vaporware: Paradise Lost was announced in mid-2014 and was slated for a fall release that same year.The 2015 Expansion Pack Paradise Lost, whose plot involves searching for him, is dedicated to his memory. Tribute to Fido: Champ is named for lead designer Vince Desi's dog, who later died of cancer in 2011.Sequel Gap: Paradise Lost, an Expansion Pack for the digital releases of the game, was released in April 2015, almost 11 years after Apocalypse Weekend, which released in August 2004.Role Reprise: Jim Halstead voices Uncle Dave again in Paradise Lost, after III made him an individual character beyond an NPC with a unique look like he was in base Postal 2.In each game he wears a long leather coat, aside from POSTAL 4, where he wears a purple bathrobe. Whether he's the villain or a misunderstood hero is up to the player in every single game after POSTAL. He's a greasy guy with messy hair who lives in a trailer park, what did you expect? In the first game he believes that everyone wants to kill him and that he must kill everyone else before they get to him, which results into him going to a psych ward. One of the lead developers of the game, Michael Jaret-Schachter, has a progressive metal band called Wrythe, which might've been influenced by the game itself.
There is an entire album dedicated to the Postal Dude made by various artists, mostly containing nu-metal and rap. The Dude has a wide range of weapons to use, some of those being weapons that the NPCs cannot use (such as the napalm launcher, mini nuke, nuke, etc) In Corkscrew Rules! the Dude starts having gay thoughts, however he later he drops the f bomb on himself, which might mean that he has some sort of internalized homophobia. On the official RWS website, in the fan art gallery, there are a few artworks of the Dude being depicted as Queer Postal Dude's voices in his head, POSTAL 2, PD GayĮven though the games have harmful homophobic stereotypes such as the portrayal of gay men as rapists, the official RWS twitter account responded to a comment left on an artwork depicting the Dude as bisexual saying that "He is an equal opportunity lunatic"
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