I don't remember getting hit by AI this much in previous versions. While doing the Trade Connections Germany event, I figured I would try and get the Keep Calm and Haul Heavy achievement. I've done

by a factor of four or five will still yield believable results. A 9 foot N, 12 foot HO, or 22 foot O “smile” is still believable and achievable.'

"Some modelers further the illusion of distance with
Achievement Program Master Builder - Prototype Models qualifications includes the following statement in part 2. B. Structures (35 pts): "Selective compression is acceptable as long as the character of the

vanilla game that SCS wants to achieve.

I don't feel map mods are that important, nor do I think they should be a big priority for SCS to absorb, if they ever go down that route.
I'd rather have them focus

update or two for ETS so decided to see what it was all about, but on logging in, I found a lot of the roads had been reset as if I never been driven on them, I still have achievements unlocked for Italy

achievements that ask you for certain numbers of drivers to reach a 10.0 rating.

I'm only doing Quick Jobs currently, can one sleep so I can avoid night time driving?
-Turn off fatigue simulation
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business IRL, plus there are achievements tied to DLC, and in ATS they wont stop after new mexico, so why would they stop at france?

cargo, complicated terrain, unpredictable traffic/events, more emphasis on actual simulation aspects of driving an HGV and not pointless micro management etc.

Hell.. most of all of that can be achieved

, whatever that might be, and they create server side accounts or something like that? I'll be game for sending in about bugs for those. I just hope they allow the same flexibility that's achieved on the

the steam achievements. the only one that still missing.
Was on the france dlc... i will try to reproduce again and recorded to post at the scs forum.
the only mod that i have installed yet is the

achievements or World of Trucks access (if anything, some like the ones involving unlocking parts of the map become more difficult (as they add thousands of km of roads), and others become easier (like ones that