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"Postal 4": The most primitive game ever will be continued
by Philipp Rüegg
Getting high on the job with the "Drug Dealer Simulator"
22.4.2020
Translation: machine translated
Simulators are our speciality. And because we need our next fix, there is hardly anything more suitable than the "Drug Dealer Simulator".
Having only seen five or six episodes of Breaking Bad, I feel a little unprepared. Luckily, Simon accompanies me on our virtual drug trip. With his scowl and narrowed eyes, he already looks like a drug kingpin. That's exactly the aim of "Drug Dealer Simulator".
The PC game puts you in a fictitious ghetto where you deal your way up from street dealer to Jack White, er, I mean Walter White. I told you, I'm still in the first season of Breaking Bad.
Gangster Management Sim
You start your career by selling weed and speed in your neighbourhood. You receive the goods from your middleman, who in turn is in contact with the cartel. You process orders via the pseudo dark web called Shady Comm. Customers contact you via this and you in turn can order new drugs there. These are then delivered in a dead drop. For all the non-crack dealers out there: This is a delivery stash such as a fan shaft or a pile of old car tyres.
You then divide the substance into smaller bags at your workplace. Depending on the quantities ordered by the customer. You can also make the drugs yourself and stretch them. But make sure you don't mix in too much baking powder, as your customers won't like it. Later on, you can also hire people to sell the stuff for you or take care of enemy gangs.
The more drugs you sell, the better your position with the cartel and the higher your dealer rank. With each new level, you can invest a few points in negotiation skills, stealth or stamina. You need the last two to escape the police. They patrol regularly and are only too happy to frisk little crooks like you. If you run away and they catch up with you, you'll feel the taser. The drugs are then gone and you lose valuable time.
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Philipp Rüegg
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Philipp.Rueegg@digitecgalaxus.chAs a child, I wasn't allowed to have any consoles. It was only with the arrival of the family's 486 PC that the magical world of gaming opened up to me. Today, I'm overcompensating accordingly. Only a lack of time and money prevents me from trying out every game there is and decorating my shelf with rare retro consoles.
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