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2) Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
3) Europe first, after you know how it works. Then you can install Middle East and Great Steppe
You have a total of 3 questions, which I think I have answered them all.
For your concern, the answer for 2) is an indisputable yes (cities that promods rework will look different from the game DLC). But you can't tell all cities, because you don't know exactly what cities promods have modified.
I have been using ProMods for about 5 years now.
Look at London to base map and it is so different, in fact they have reworked the UK plus inc Ireland.
They have added towns and cities in addition to the base game (thinking of UK in particular)
PM London:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2816788073
I just use the base map as there are so many miles of road to explore on that it will last you forever IMO especially after game updates and DLC as they add their roads to it as the same time.
For a £1 it one hell of a bargain.
Create a different profile, download the free version and run it. Won't cost you a penny, but it might take a while to d/l depending on your ISP.
However you need to own all map DLCs from SCS.
ProMods expands where SCS not (yet) covers. it also details the area already covered. Generally it is more difficult to drive in PM. It seems to be more narrow roundabouts, harder-to-reach drop-off spots and so on.
If it is worth it? Up to YOU and what YOU want.
I don't mind supporting promods for a cup of coffee. But there's always a free way to download. Maybe we just let people choose?
By road network yes. By look not much. They use the same existing vanilla assets.
(And the mod basically adds road you wouldn't be allowed to go on a semi/lorry in real life, it's just an artistic license)
Others may answer this one better. I stopped using it some time ago, due to the reason on my first answer.
Correction:
You can also roll the game back to the ETS2 version Promod still be working
and wait for Promod is updated to the newest version of ETS2
1) You play with promods.
2) Game updates, promods no longer works
3) You remove promods, play the vanilla game or stay in the previous game version for promods
4) Promods updates, you get promods back to the game
You can always play the game with or without doing 4).
See if keep disabling the mod or reversing game version worth the work.