It's also perfect for killing Zombies, as they can only be killed by destroying their heads and it's the only one of the three Apocalypse Weekend melee weapons that is designed to do just that without having to lop it off first. Even the deadlier foes in the game like SWATs and army soldiers, while immune to being instakilled with it, are still stunned for a moment from the heavy blow to the head.
The sledgehammer becomes this for one simple reason: It can instantly kill almost any humanoid enemy in the game by smashing their heads into paste. Fittingly, it's a secret weapon that can only be obtained in a few hidden areas, but if you know where it is, it can be found as early as Monday! The sheer amount of pellets fired out of the gun will comically blast anyone struck by them into a pile of gore, and the fast reload and low damage fall off makes it a mainstay of your arsenal once you obtain it. The sawed-off shotgun is an extremely powerful close-range weapon that can, and will, instantly kill anything within its (fairly long) kill radius. Just be careful to stay out of their way while they run. 
Most civilians are screwed once set on fire and they'll spread it to anyone they touch. It can be obtained as early as Monday, has an excellent ammo efficiency, a large ammo pool and it allows you to set anyone on fire before they can react.
The humble Gas Can is surprisingly helpful in most situations. Game-Breaker: A game with such a wide range of weaponry as Postal 2 definitively some stuff that can break the higher difficulties wide open. 
Even Better Sequel: Postal 2 can be seen as this by those who either didn't like the first game, or simply enjoyed the many gameplay additions the second game had. They're also immune to the Sledgehammer's head-smashing blows, but they'll be stunned for a few seconds instead. Army Soldiers in Apocalypse Weekend are much sturdier than in the normal week and can melt through your health in seconds if you don't take cover. They can lay the hurt on you quite hard if you don't have something to dispatch them quickly. Red-robed Terrorists are sturdier than the normal variant and more heavily armed. They're able to rapid-fire heat-seeking rockets, unlike you who needs to fully charge the rocket launcher before being able to do so. In the main game, anyone armed with a rocket launcher in the first five days is a priority target. They're also able to block melee weapons, though fortunately there's still a large enough gap to hit them with one. They can kill the Dude in a few seconds if you don't use cover. Demonic Spiders: In higher difficulties, any enemy armed with an MP5, a Machine Gun or a shotgun is extremely dangerous for you to face. Cult Classic: Mainly Postal 2, as it is the most well developed compared to the first and especially the third game. Pissing on people? Threatening to kill someone's dog if they don't sign your petition? Attaching a cat to your machine gun? And a good number of the Postal Dudes lines? Check, check, and check. 
Crosses the Line Twice: Many of the game's jokes fall under this.note For reference, that Computer Gaming World review was the first ever zero-star review they gave - only two others received such a dishonor. That said, according to this review, critics were much harsher during the retail, pre-Steam days. Critical Dissonance: Postal 2 has an "Overwhelmingly Positive" consensus when it comes to User Reviews on Steam.After a long, boring complex with only a few worthwhile weapons to replace everything you lost and no medical supplies where their presence is actually needed or would even make sense, these two are one last chance to for the most part just cut back and chop unsuspecting bystanders apart with a machete with little fear of being ventilated by the entire National Guard. Breather Level: Lower Paradise and the retread of the Publisher Office Complex in Apocalypse Weekend, since they come right after the hair-yankingly frustrating Military Base.Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: In Paradise Lost, a bomb shelter is opened beneath the Lucky Ganesh, and a horde of gimps come out, vowing to "kill all post-apocalyptic abominations." The Postal Dude either kills them all or runs past them, and nothing is ever seen or heard of them again.She's fast but not overly so, attacks only with a katana which means you can make it a melee fight if you wish, and there's an awesome song during.
Best Boss Ever: The Thin Bitch fight at the end of Wednesday in Paradise Lost. Paradise Lost's mission structure is much more similar to the base game, rather than the more linear design of Apocalypse Weekend, mainly allowing the tasks to be done in almost any order and being able to go through all five days without killing anybody.
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