Trucking Simulator Games Discussion

[MasterXtreme]

I love that farm house! I wish I could own a home I go to.

That would be fun, even if a bit pointless.  Thankfully though, the staff did mention they would love a seamless world and used the example of having your own home, and your own car, to drive to your truck depot and then delivery goods, come back home, etc. 

So they have thought about.  No idea what they are thinking beyond that.

They bough this up at the end of the year Christmas stream of 2025 I think.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

I love that farm house! I wish I could own a home I go to.

Eh, they are lovely to look at.  I must admit I've often thought the same while looking at ranch houses and horse pastures on my walking route.  The dogs would simply love having all that space to run in. But imagine the exorbitant cost, and the drain and stress of needing constant upkeep.

[Silverwing]

I love that farm house! I wish I could own a home I go to.

That would be fun, even if a bit pointless.  Thankfully though, the staff did mention they would love a seamless world and used the example of having your own home, and your own car, to drive to your truck depot and then delivery goods, come back home, etc. 

So they have thought about.  No idea what they are thinking beyond that.

They bough this up at the end of the year Christmas stream of 2025 I think.

Yes! They did talk about it.  It has nothing to do with trucking, but it might fit in with their "Road Trip" DLC if they make it how they explained it.

[Silverwing]

I love that farm house! I wish I could own a home I go to.

Eh, they are lovely to look at.  I must admit I've often thought the same while looking at ranch houses and horse pastures on my walking route.  The dogs would simply love having all that space to run in. But imagine the exorbitant cost, and the drain and stress of needing constant upkeep.

I do the same thing and look at properties or homes I drive by and think it would be cool to own them. If only.

[Anyponedrawn]

Good looking depots.  I think one of the greatest things they've done is custom depots.

I've been driving the new Route 66 region and I am loving it. Also still exploring the massive Nordic Horizons region! Love it too! Fantastic stuff they've been providing us.

[timmelon]

Meet the Irish Team!

Hmm... the plants on the group photo save from the question why there is too little green . Also, the first screenshot with the unfinished landscape... I think it already looks better than ready-to-release world from earlier SCS trucking games — mostly because of well-detailed skybox and the trees.

[MasterXtreme]

Really nice! Good blog post!

[Anyponedrawn]

I really like seeing all the hidden teasers behind them!

For the first time in awhile, we might have landmasses small enough that we could get two map DLC's in a year for ETS2 going into the future.

[RainySunshine]

What caught my eye was the second photo. Such a tiny lane to seemingly nowhere important!  I hope we get lots of rural roads!

[Grapefoot]

^ I hope so too.  The last image might be Londonderry in Northern Ireland.

I would assume they would include Northern Ireland in the Ireland DLC  . . . OR will that cause troubles?

[timmelon]

A visit to plant which makes the stuff from the fresh cargo DLC.

Unlike Krone and Feldbinder, located in cities added during the Germany update in previous years, Dobříš with Bobcat factory is a part of 2013 DLC, so we have very little chances to see this city in the game world soon .

[Rainberry]

I always thought Bobcat was American for some reason.

[MasterXtreme]

I always thought Bobcat was American for some reason.

They are.  They were formed in North Dakota.  Over the years they have become international.  They have manufacturing plants around the world and are know owned by a South Korean conglomerate.

[Anyponedrawn]

I finally reached the north of Norway! I have achieved my goal with that new DLC!!

[timmelon]

I finally reached the north of Norway!

Any screenshots from there?
This is mine, taken the next day after the release: