Trucking Simulator Games Discussion

[timmelon]

Judging by their tradition to update even fresh DLCs, it's very likely to be true.

[Anyponedrawn]

I am going to make a prediction.  So we know the Peterbilt Factory in Denton (a suburb of Dallas) will be in the game, as they have said so before.  But it wasn't in the Texas release.  My guess is they will release the Peterbilt factory alongside a new Peterbilt truck, then have a WoT event to go with it.  Thoughts?

This seems like a fair assessment. 

[Silverwing]

I am going to make a prediction.  So we know the Peterbilt Factory in Denton (a suburb of Dallas) will be in the game, as they have said so before.  But it wasn't in the Texas release.  My guess is they will release the Peterbilt factory alongside a new Peterbilt truck, then have a WoT event to go with it.  Thoughts?

This almost makes too much sense.  Peterbilt has two refreshed trucks that could be updated to how they did the Cascadia or MAN 2021. 

[Graymist]

That makes a lot of sense and I would accept that hypothesis.

[Anyponedrawn]

Okay... lets talk about the West Balkans DLC.  Someone, tell us something we should know about the region!  What is there to look forward to for truckers? 

[Wolfwood]

Tight mountainous roads or tight coastal roads with beautiful views.  Wartorn cities with unmatched beauty.

[timmelon]

Maybe, some new types of trees or soil (or rocks) .
New prefabs for seaports! Texas has them, so why the next ETS DLS will not?

[Graymist]

As for industry, I think we'll see a lot of sea based industries.  Lots of oil and gas, mining, and textiles. Some of the country's are also known for their bovine industry for meat.

As for how they will handle Kosovo, I think it will be there with no borders on the map... or maybe a dotted line?  I really am not sure how they will deal with that.

I'm pretty sure this is the least studied or known about region of Europe, so many may be surprised to know it is very mountainous, hilly, and there are a lot of low trees, but it is a pretty dry looking region depending on location.  It isn't lush. Deep inland, and depending on the country, you will find farming.  Along the coastlines you will find tourism and seaports.  Lots of border disputes.

Something that would be cool is if SCS includes the islands we can take ferries too, especially off the coast of Croatia.

[timmelon]

As for how they will handle Kosovo, I think it will be there with no borders on the map... or maybe a dotted line?  I really am not sure how they will deal with that.

Well, the current map has exactly the dotted line , and I can’t really see the better solution.

I'm pretty sure this is the least studied or known about region of Europe, so many may be surprised to know it is very mountainous, hilly, and there are a lot of low trees, but it is a pretty dry looking region depending on location.  It isn't lush. Deep inland, and depending on the country, you will find farming.  Along the coastlines you will find tourism and seaports.  Lots of border disputes.

And, judging by their already released blog posts, some interesting looking architecture.

[Anyponedrawn]

As for industry, I think we'll see a lot of sea based industries.  Lots of oil and gas, mining, and textiles. Some of the country's are also known for their bovine industry for meat.

As for how they will handle Kosovo, I think it will be there with no borders on the map... or maybe a dotted line?  I really am not sure how they will deal with that.

I'm pretty sure this is the least studied or known about region of Europe, so many may be surprised to know it is very mountainous, hilly, and there are a lot of low trees, but it is a pretty dry looking region depending on location.  It isn't lush. Deep inland, and depending on the country, you will find farming.  Along the coastlines you will find tourism and seaports.  Lots of border disputes.

Something that would be cool is if SCS includes the islands we can take ferries too, especially off the coast of Croatia.

Nice, useful.  I am looking at satellite maps of the area now and plopping myself in various areas with street view.  The coastline looks beautiful but some of the mountain 'highways' (I can barely call them that) while beautiful, are very rough.  Might make for some challenging driving!

[Anyponedrawn]

It is going to be very varied!!!  Lol! Some clean beautiful motorways, and some tiny little roads.  It looks like it will be fun!  Look how varied this is, all within about 50 miles of each other in one specific country.

[Anyponedrawn]

Feldbinder Trailer Pack DLC For ETS2 Releases Now!

Germany's Feldbinder Spezialfahrzeugwerk GmbH is Europe's premier manufacturer of silos and liquid tankers. Founded in 1975, the company has since expanded its operations across Europe to become a leader in the trailer industry. Today, we are very excited to share with you that the Feldbinder Trailers DLC is now available for Euro Truck Simulator 2.

[timmelon]

Hmm, this blog post has appeared later than usual, so I didn't notice it .
It's not a paint job pack, so I'm definitely going to install this DLC... and get out of Texas for a while. I think I have driven about 25 hours only in this state, and there were no deliveries beyond the borderline cities in New Mexico.

[MasterXtreme]

I think I've added about 18 hours in Texas so far and I still haven't finished the state or seen all of it.   Some moderate sized cities I haven't even seen yet are Beaumont , Corpus Christi, and Brownsville!

[MasterXtreme]

It is going to be very varied!!!  Lol! Some clean beautiful motorways, and some tiny little roads.  It looks like it will be fun!  Look how varied this is, all within about 50 miles of each other in one specific country.

It is going to be very wild indeed.  I am a bit hesitant they will add the rougher smaller roads, but I hope they do.  We need some more challenge up some tight technical mountain roads.