wonderful development, once Promod canada is released I think I'll give up completely the other ATS cards, except for some good addons that have been found elsewhere . continue your excellent work . To be honest, we will only be a mod for Canada, so any other mod that doesnt conflict that area can ...

Yes

Question: Back a year ago, you guys posted a blog post about how which scenario you guys should do. Did you ever come to a final decision? Edit: This blog post: https://blog.promods.net/2020/04/promods-canada-one-year-on/ Well its not a year ago but we pretty much decided on doing option A. Mainly ...

You are exactly right @flight8050. As for @brainiac I don't agree with you. SCS their quality is IMO better than reforma team, but I dont want to start a big discussion about that. For us it's just easier to focus on Canada (for now). Who knows, maybe one day we do more in the US but right now we wi...

I dont think that this would be smart for us to do. In 5 years time SCS would probably have done some of those states, so I guess we could better focus on areas where SCS will probably not go to.

Not for version 1, but in the future yes.

Don't you sit when you are driving?

Not 100% true (I dont want to start a big argument here). The main issue with ETS2 is that we are working there with a map that started 7! years ago. Back when we started SCS didn't even have a system for DLCs ready yet. All the changes that came of the year made adapting everything complicated. In ...

In the 10023:204 scale with an inverted projection (we moved the east to the west and vice vera)


But kidding aside, is this a serious question or are you just trying to trigger us. For this we will just use the USA map from SCS, nor does this map impact the game as much as ProMods for ETS2 does.

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21 Apr 2020 15:53

Option A shows BC Highway 15 as an option once across the border and the other options all show the Highway 17 SFPR as the alternate option to the 99.

There wont be any difference when it comes to the borders in any of the options. We will have three in total:
BC-11, BC-15 and BC-97.