u/Aggravating_Fig_534

The first Postal game was very different from all the next ones, why is that? It feels unique, the only other game that is even remotely similar is Hatred. Also, I like how disturbing the OST sounds in the OG Postal.

I watched it in 2024 I think, music sounds very much like industrial dark ambient, almost like proto Throbbing Gristle.

Does Dito count as a shota character? He is very short and young looking. I do like his interactions with Zero, just curious about how you see their relationship.

My hot take: DOD2 will always have the best gameplay among DOD games (not Nier though).

Everyone I meet thinks it is the only game in the series, and everytime they say it I feel seething rage for some reason. Is it strange to you or not?

Many people seem to prefer the ghost runs for Thief. Would Garrett canonically use this strategy or would he put out most torches and knock people out with his blackjack?

Am I the only one who genuinely hates shooting ranges with passion?

What areas except the Cradle scared you a lot? For example, Pagan Tunnels are mostly very empty and have creepy howling ambience, or Kurshok level has creepy droning and again a lot of empty spaces. Gamall's lair has creepy music but there are too many enemies for you to worry about that.

My favorite is Trickster/Constantine, he had a unique vibe and I like how chaotic his mansion was. Karras was an interesting dystopian dictator that was very dangerous, while Gamall was more of a small scale villain for me.

Do you think things that happened between the 2nd and 3rd game are possible IRL? The world going back in terms of level of technology a lot? I think it was also funny how all of this happened just because of Karras's death.

Since Trickster wanted to return to the primordial and destroy civilization, would he keep his own castle or would he destroy it too, letting it become part of the wilderness?