He winds up becoming the President of the United States with Jen Walcott as his wife and head of the Secret Service who winds up annoying both sides of the political spectrum.
He wins the lottery and has a bestselling book that details his personal view of the exploits in Postal 2.
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Evil Ending: Escaping Carthasis by the skin of his teeth and leaving Chomo, Dave, and Bin Laden at the mercy of Hockey Moms, Postal Dude winds up at the mercy of the law enforcement, who are quick to give him and his dog the death penalty for his slaughter.There are three endings to the game as Postal Dude must escape from the impending Venezuelan invasion with Hugo Chávez leading the charge. Although the "good path" is more difficult to play, it offers more storyline and a longer campaign.
The game plays out in a fairly linear and cinematic way, although the player's actions affect the outcome of the story and the game. Through the course of the game, the player can choose one of two paths: the "bad path", which includes joining in on the schemes of Mayor Chomo and Uncle Dave, or the "good path", which involves the Dude joining the Catharsis Police force. He must then find work and do various odd jobs to escape the town. Due to the economic meltdown, the Dude drives into town and becomes stranded because he can not afford a tank of gas. In Postal III, the Postal Dude emigrates to Paradise's sister town of Catharsis as he previously blew up Paradise with a nuclear bomb. The game also contains characters depicting Uwe Boll (director of the 2007 Postal film), Sergei Mavrodi, Osama bin Laden and Hugo Chávez. Postal III includes performances by a wide array of minor celebrities, including Ron Jeremy, Jennifer Walcott, and Randy Jones. There are two paths the player can follow depending on actions performed in the game, as well as how far the player's Karma Meter reaches if the player wantonly attacks and kills innocent people, the Karma Meter will be affected, changing from yellow to red and guaranteeing the player goes down the "bad path," in which the plot and missions change accordingly, and which ends with text asking if the player is "disappointed" that they did not get to "waste them yourself?", telling them instead to take the "good path", which will allow the player to see the story through to its logical conclusion.
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However, it retains the same sense of wild abandon action and combat the series is noted for. The core of the gameplay is more linear and story-centric as opposed to the open world of 2, with mission-based objectives pushing the plot along. Postal III, like Postal 2 before it, changes up the perspective, this time acting as a third-person shooter as opposed to first person.
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