i want to dispatch my own drivers!

[highballtrucker]

i dont know who dispatches my gang but they should be set on fire and thrown screaming from a helocopter!

[Trucker_71]

Stop worrying about the AI drivers. Give them an SCS default truck & forget about 'em.

[mojo_musica]

You're a truck driver, not a company manager. There really is no serious element of management in the game.
When you get over about 20 drivers, you make so much money you can't spend it, once the tipping point is passed, the money rolls in, buy as many trucks, garages and hire drivers to your heart's content.

[Wolfgang]

Wrong game for that. Maybe look for a game that is "Truck company manager" or "Truck company tycoon" or maybe "Logistics manager".

[HighPlains Drifter]

You can semi (no pun intended) manage your Drivers, by what trailers you keep at the garage they are stationed at. They will try to use that trailer, and jobs that go with it.

[rhuffp]

How can you get them to level up faster? Is there a mod for that?

[Madkine]

Originally posted by HighPlains Drifter:

You can semi (no pun intended) manage your Drivers, by what trailers you keep at the garage they are stationed at. They will try to use that trailer, and jobs that go with it.

Or they'll completely ignore those trailers and use ones from the freight market.

[HighPlains Drifter]

Originally posted by Madkine:

Originally posted by HighPlains Drifter:

You can semi (no pun intended) manage your Drivers, by what trailers you keep at the garage they are stationed at. They will try to use that trailer, and jobs that go with it.

Or they'll completely ignore those trailers and use ones from the freight market.

i Haven't had that experience. When i buy a garage i look whats around, nearby and pick trailers based off that. But with say 5 drivers and 8 trailers to pick from they seem to always use a trailer so far.

[K-DOG]

Originally posted by mojo_musica:

You're a truck driver, not a company manager. There really is no serious element of management in the game.
When you get over about 20 drivers, you make so much money you can't spend it, once the tipping point is passed, the money rolls in, buy as many trucks, garages and hire drivers to your heart's content.

You make the game sound well boring

[mojo_musica]

Originally posted by K-DOG:

Originally posted by mojo_musica:

You're a truck driver, not a company manager. There really is no serious element of management in the game.
When you get over about 20 drivers, you make so much money you can't spend it, once the tipping point is passed, the money rolls in, buy as many trucks, garages and hire drivers to your heart's content.

You make the game sound well boring

Not boring at all, it is a great truck driving experience, lots of interesting scenery, diverse loads to haul, achievements to get. What it isn't (and was never meant to be) is managing any businesses, or drivers or hitting any targets for money earned. That's what is special about it, there is no end point, no goal to finish, you can drive forever.
I wouldn't have put nearly 3,000 hours into ATS and ETS2 if it was boring, and I'm only a beginner compared to some players on here. If you keep buying the map DLC and doing the events, boredom will never happen.

[Trucker_71]

Originally posted by K-DOG:

You make the game sound well boring

The game is about driving assorted trucks, like someone else said it's not Trucking Tycoon.

[HighPlains Drifter]

There is abit of a meta game though, if you look for it.

[K-DOG]

I have also been playing for over 2300 hrs. I like this game. I was simply commenting on the words you chose. lol. No harm no foul right guys.