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that will mean totally rework of all and it will take ages again lol
for that reason to make ETS3 is meaningless:)
if you remember when est2 come out it was a bit same old ets just rework a bit
and with years they just add/rework things but never reaching the look of new games
The game engine has been upgraded since the game originally debuted. It will take a long time to build a new game engine suitable for a title like ETS 2 - it doesn't happen overnight and there isn't an existing generic game engine that is up to the Task.
Graphics improvements have been regular over the past three years or so. A DX 11 update went live at 1.36 and DX 9 support options were completely dropped so it is now DX 11 or OpenGL support for Windows, Linux and Mac.
Pavel from SCS is on record stating that there are no plans for an ETS 3. There is still further game updates and further maps that have been requested by fans that can be built to expand the map. The game also has wonderful and active mod support.
1.38 is scheduled to bring further graphical improvements.
Or, if one were to be ambitious, what I would love to see is an integration between ETS2 and ATS (maybe a "World of Trucks"?).
Basically just combine the two games together and make it so that if you want to drive in Europe, you drive in Europe. If you want to drive in the USA, then you take a flight over there. Same game engine, same assets, just some funky integration to sync/connect everything together.
I think it would be pretty cool to have intercontinental jobs (Take a job from X in the US to a cargo terminal, then take your EU truck to the terminal, pick it up, and deliver it on the continent).
I want native multiplayer. Like TruckersMP but working in Linux as well.