Trucking Simulator Games Discussion

[MasterXtreme]

Seriously, Illinois feels more detailed.  This feels like another step into the more detailed realm.  I am really impressed.

[RainySunshine]

Thoroughly been enjoying the new DLC.  I have to agree, it has a whole new level of detail. Chicago is the best city we've ever had to drive through.

[timmelon]

If not the recent California rework, LA, SF and SD would look pitiful in comparison with Chicago. Luckily, the rework gave them a chance to look at least comparable .
Also, the traffic lights in Champaign and Bloomington took a lot of my time — due to the generally short route length (I already have 29 deliveries in the new state), standing at the intersection was the noticeable part of every delivery.

[RainySunshine]

I haven't been to either Champaign of Bloomington yet.  I will have to make my way over there.

Still have to try the ETS2 rework too.

[Grapefoot]

The Amsterdam is incredible!

[MasterXtreme]

The Amsterdam is incredible!

They really crammed that rework area with stuff and it doesn't feel too pinched somehow. But it feels dense.

[timmelon]

Hot Springs, again

Burlington, Carlsbad, Springfield... Now we have one more repeating city name .

[Silverwing]

P.S. Have you already done a delivery into this quarry near Chicago? It looks much bigger from the driver’s POV than on the map — mostly because of the straight vertical walls which don’t increase its footprint as much as in normal looking quarries .

I almost did.  I ended up picking a different contract in the same town for a little bit more money.

[Silverwing]

Hmm, I don't know if they will be able to squeeze in Hot Springs, Rapid City, and Sturgis in one area if they are all named cities for SD.  That's going to be tight.  Only Rapid City is any city of notable size.

[timmelon]

They can... move it a bit as they did with the Hoover Dam before .

[Silverwing]

Honestly, Sturgis and Hot Springs are weird places to have as marked cities.  There isn't much outside of the tourist economy.