Long nose trucks

[Streetdrifter129]

Hii everyone I want to know, will it be a great way to use a long nose truck like a petterbuild on Euro Truck Simulator and is there someone that already drive them, please let me know.

[Sandhill]

Mods only, Workshop or SCS forums

[Vellari]

Will it be great? That's subjective, if you like em sure why not.

[margalus]

You can use conventional trucks in the game, but they are only available as mods. Some are good, some not so much.

[Streetdrifter129]

I only want them for the looks of the truck and the inside is so good, but is the rode in the way build that the truck can drive there whit a trailer.

[margalus]

Originally posted by Streetdrifter129:

I only want them for the looks of the truck and the inside is so good, but is the rode in the way build that the truck can drive there whit a trailer.

Yes, as long as you know how to drive well there are no problems. I've driven those conventional trucks in ETS2 while also using other mods that make roads and depots narrower and smaller and still had no issues whatsoever with any job.

[margalus]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlThVdKnGqM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk21rFku-9E

[BCS]

Originally posted by Streetdrifter129:

Hii everyone I want to know, will it be a great way to use a long nose truck like a petterbuild on Euro Truck Simulator and is there someone that already drive them, please let me know.

The Peterbilt - Kenworth - Scania T model Wolvo VNL. All these trucks you can find as mods in the workshop for the game or n modsites. If you mean they should be added to ETS2 by SCS it will never happen, becouse you don't see them on the european roads, unless they are Showtrucks, And about the Scania T model it's so old that i doubt that SCS will get a license to add it to the game from Scania. Becouse they have thinking of to show there newest models to the game to sell trucks. And the VolvoVNL is made for the US market not the EUropean market, Volvo in the US and Volvo in in Sweden is to diffrent companies seperate from each other. So the License to the Volvo VNL in ETS2 i doubt that SCS will get, they have the Volvo in ATS " American Truck Simulator".

My advise is if you don't already play ATS then try that game, there you have long noised trucks,

Maufactores in the Game SCS have license for now in ATS:

Kenworth W900
Kenworth T680
Peterbilt 389
Peterbilt 579
Mack Anthem
International Lonestar

These are the trucks there is in the game now, otherwise you need mods for other truck in ATS.

[TheCyclingNut]

You can always try out ATS I belive they still have a free demo that lets ya get a taste of american trucking. You are ltd I belive to California but can drive upto lvl 10 I think it is then it makes ya buy it. Give it a shot the steam summer sale should be up by months end, ya can try ats now if ya like it buy it during the sale.

[Futuristic Hexagon]

ATS is pretty good, but it still has a bit of a ways to go, mostly due to the amount of real estate it covers, though I hear they're getting some good quality map mods now.

With that said, I think the other thing preventing conventional cabs from being seen is partially due to them trying to stick in line with length regulations in real life. I want to say for the most part, they're regulated to a certain length in most countries, and some of these hauling a regular trailer can well exceeds that. This is also why we don't see larger cabs like the Scania Longline, which would have a Sleeper close to what is seen in the US in the game too.

Of course, this could always change, especially once we start seeing rigid trucks I'm sure, or if they go further east, who knows, they might try to pursue permission to feature some of the trucks from out there.

[Underscore_101_3]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2098437923&searchtext=

[Streetdrifter129]

Ok thanx guys