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#Tvtropes postal 2 series#
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#Tvtropes postal 2 manual#
Before making a single edit, Tropedia EXPECTS our site policy and manual of style to be followed. Again, it is a testimony to POSTAL fans around the world who have shown their loyal support beyond all odds and hurdles that allows us to keep on going. Historically we had a great relationship with Akella, our Russian publisher, and for the record the folks there were good people and I consider them my friends regardless of the fiasco PIII. Worst of all we lost control of the project and that was the beginning of the poofest. Vince Desi summarized the situation in a 2013 interview by saying that "some deals work, some don’t, PIII failed for many reasons. We don't regard it as the third POSTAL game, just a dodgy spin off that should never have happened." We stopped selling the game ourselves some time ago when it became apparent that neither us or the community would get the SDK tools. The final product was very far removed from our original design, and horribly broken." He also commented that "the game is a broken mess and should not be sold. Things started out well but I think they got hit pretty hard by the economic problems of 2007-8, and it all started to go downhill from there. They also added that "after the disaster that was PIII due to the mistake of outsourcing it, we have decided to make the next game 100% in house."Ī later interview with Running With Scissors employee Jon Merchant further clarified the situation, with him stating that "Akella had vastly more resources than we had for POSTAL 2, so it seemed reasonable at the time they could produce a game that was at least equal to the game we made inhouse. It was a mistake and one we will not repeat". Even taking those facts into account, it didn't work out very well. RWS explained the situation by stating that Postal III "was licensed to a Russian publisher and developer who were supposed produce the game to our design, with a much bigger team and budget than we had for POSTAL 2.
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