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SCS has also created a "microsite" for their Texas DLC.  I don't think they've ever done this before.

Texas DLC website

They also created one for Montana.

Montana DLC Website


This is a new thing SCS is doing.  They don't have any other states I tested nor could I find any for ETS2 DLCs.

I'm a dork.  I just found it.  Bottom of page.  lol.  Thanks.

I find it weird, SCS would have that on the page?  It's like an unnecessary step or thing to include.

It’s the site from MX’s link .
Aaand... looks like this site is not completed, maybe they are updating it less often than their blog.

^ Is this the mysterious leaked pre-planned blog post dossier I've heard about?  Where did this get leaked from?

SCS has also created a "microsite" for their Texas DLC.

That list of upcoming news is impressive.

Spoiler (hover to show)

I believe this DLC will definitely have more cities than whole ATS map at launch in 2016 .

El Paso.  It's a strange..... strange place.

The best photos for me are the one's showing the skyline.  They do a good job.  People don't realize HOW CLOSE we are to the Mexico border in many of these photos. Realistically, we will see Mexico in the game and the city of Juarez, which can be seen in image 18. That is looking towards Juarez, Mexico.  Image.

In real life, it is striking to see the difference in building style and quality across this border.  The US style of building abutted to the Mexican style. 

SCS has also created a "microsite" for their Texas DLC.  I don't think they've ever done this before.

Texas DLC website

Earlier in the game we had borderline cities, cities with user available airports and cities with big interchanges. El Paso combines everything .

This is pretty funny and it even comes from a funny source, the Huffington Post.

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