grega wrote: ↑

22 Dec 2017 20:46

New signs finally arrived 1.30 compatibility + Tuzla coming soon

Škola! That's same like in Czech

Vanilla ATS is much much better than vanilla ETS. Cities and highways are very detailed. Also I like spacious roads and infrastructure. There are no narrow streets, roundabouts, etc. And maximum truck speed is 65 mph which is ~105kmh (not 80). We must consider that vanilla ATS has had 3 updates for...

Quaristice wrote: ↑

04 Dec 2017 00:27

Would rather have Texas because of the metropolises there; Oregon is just 70% desert with a 55 MPH truck speed limit to boot.

No no no! Oregon have very nice green forests on the west side. And the speed limit is 65 MPH (I think).

If you think about the number of states it sounds bad, but let me put a positive spin on it for you. The 4 states that are completed represent 16% of the land area of the "lower 48". It took them probably 2+ years to do that. And given that as we go along they will have more assets at the...

Without an excellent ProMods quality mod to greatly enhance ATS, given that it takes SCS 10 months to map a state, then ATS is dying a slow painful death and will most likely lose players back to ETS2 or other games. Maybe that was SCS's plan all along. It will take SCS over 20 years to finish the ...

jacek4 wrote: ↑

20 Nov 2017 19:13

Hello. Will you do the Silesian Rebuilding Project. You have Katowice, Sosnowiec, Dąbrowa Górnicza, Będzin, Zawiercie, Myszków and Czestochowa

Are you able to make Silesia?

I think Czech Silesia needs a rebuild Completely Czech republic needs a rebuild

I voted for Utah, but only because it is beside of Colorado. I would love to "drive" from LA to Denver through the Rockies. Steep roads and many trees. You know what i mean. And my "dreamtour" will be LA to Chicago either on a Promod map or SCS map. I am also excited to see what...

Much thanks! Finally Stuttgart isn't a boring place.

In 10-20 years maybe will be ProMods for ATS! And lot of people will be trucking across North America. (just my prediction)

n4gix.bill.leaming wrote: ↑

14 Nov 2017 18:36

Texas is just miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles...

And what about middle states like Kansas, Misouri, Nebraska etc.