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Okay... But can they get outgoing jobs from a city near to their home city? Or just home city to destination and back again?
Well not entrely true because we pick from a wide range on the Drivers Ad.net thing and assign them to a city, we don't know where they came from initially...
But thanks for the answers, was trying to be smart for my next garage with a strategic placement. Normally for my own jobs I'll take from a reasonable range from my current position, rarely travelling without cargo. I thought they would do the same with a cleverly placed garage. Shame!
I have only come across 4 in a city so far as my maximum. I've heard of people using MODS to get 30+ but I'll keep exploring to find better cities. Only at 15% or so
If you have the base map, then the following should still apply:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/227300/discussions/0/666827315897998590/?l=bulgarian#c666827315974926644
"There are five cities on the map that have 5 industries in them:
Berlin, Gdansk, Milano, Paris and Salzburg."
You sure? 99.9% of all players seem to suggest the better the city the less chance of no jobs and more chance of higher paying jobs??
"It does genuinely appear to be random. I have one driver, who started out with a single point in ADR and another in Ecodriving, who has performed 102 journeys (51 out, 51 back) without coming back empty once. I developed him along my 'standard' trajectory, a point in every skill, two points in Just in Time and then switch to Balanced, and at the end of those 102 deliveries he has three points in all skills bar High Value which is four.
Conversely, the first driver I hired, who is among my top three drivers for XP and has six points in all bar Ecodriving in which she has five, has returned empty five times in her last eighteen trips (18 out but only 13 back)."
As far as the higher paying jobs go I see no evidence for that in my (inevitably limited) data either, with driver skill playing a far bigger role in profit per diem than anything else, although quoting from elsewhere again:
"my own analyses suggest that it makes not a blind bit of difference to your hired drivers where you place your garages - the freight market that the player sees affects only the player driver whilst the AI drivers are just a set of simple rules that are unaffected by the local economy. The one exception to that statement is that those garages that are close to ports with long distance ferry routes will negatively affect both how quickly (in terms of game time) your drivers develop skills and how much money they make on a per diem basis. So those drivers in a garage in Rotterdam (a city with a relatively good economy) will actually perform less well than those in Bern (a city with a relatively poor economy) because all of the time they spend sitting on a ferry is unproductive."
Then surely it doesn't matter who you hire as the game is random and has no strategy to it and is pointless? *sad face*