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But if you don't like ETS2, you're probably not going to like ATS. They are essentially the same game.
You are probably correct but it is better than trying to convince someone who has already said they are not keen on ETS2. :)
The only reason why you should not buy this game can be your own non-existing overture towards trucks themselves. If you do not have any affinity for trucks, stay clear of Truck Simulator games in general.
I like to play ETS2 when I would like to have a bit more of a challange, see differen't locations, and to explore Europe (well... duh). I play ATS when I feel like focusing more on the relaxing drive through the four available states... being born and rasied in California yet living in Poland, it is refreshing to see "home" again.
A very very specific difference I always notice when going from ATS to ETS2 is the way ETS2 has it's interchanges and on/off ramps... For some reason I dislike driving on the freeway to eventually have to make a ~40kph turn.
But yes i also play both, i kinda dislike the heavy speed restrictions we have in scandinavia, america's traffic rules are more loose and the roads are generally more relaxing to drive on if i have to be honest.
But ETS2 for the trucks alone and more.
Some of gamers who love ATS think that Game UI and menus are not important at all and it is very good and nice to have it same as ETS2. Because they believe that same styles for both games will create less problems and will fasten up progress of both games. Although this may be 100% correct, majority of gamers think that ,since they(ATS&ETS2) are sold as seperate games, they think and wish to REALLY FEEL that they really purchased a new game by owning American Truck Simulator. This type of marketing -same UI for different named and sold games- is not a good choice in the long run. And we know ATS is a game with a LONG development time and most of its DLC packs will arrive in the long run. I made a long review of ATS game a while ago as an "absolute recommendation" and sad to know the reason why majority of gamers do not want to buy ATS if they already own and got used to play ETS2. I know there are several people owning both of them, but i check the stats of both games time to time and see the massive difference on the numbers of active players of each game.
SCS should erase the "Americas Expansion Pack for ETS2" feel from American Truck Simulator if they want to increase its popularity. If they are happy with its community base and its current sales, then keep its ETS2 look.
By the way, i did not buy ETS2 for the very same reason. Instead, i bought ETS1 and Scania Truck Simulator this year next to my existing American Truck Simulator.