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Nemmm21 wrote:Great work Purno! But everywhere will be snow? In Iceland is also summer. Keep it up!

Not everywhere in Iceland. The southern coast will be snowless, and perhaps Reykjavík too. Fjarðabyggð and Seyðisfjörður are already snowy. Which means that Akureyri (and Ísafjörðu, if I ever make it) will also be snowy.

What Chrill says is true; At the moment you can drive from north to south and have the same green grassy climate. In order to add some variation, I wanted to add some snowy areas to ETS2. Iceland seemed a good area for this

And a few geysers maybe ?

I have never been to Iceland, so does anyone know if there are freeways (motorways) in iceland

lykopotoboy wrote:I have never been to Iceland, so does anyone know if there are freeways (motorways) in iceland

There's the Google Street View. Such roads only really exist near the capital. The rest will be single carriageways with one lane in each direction.

ok I was just curios since most highways in Iceland I have seen from pictures are 2 lane roads

Top Gear said there was only one motorway in the whole of Iceland, which I imagine is Route 1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Route_1_%28Iceland%29

Actually, there are two motorway-ish roads in Iceland: route 41 and 49, but only for short stretches in Reykjavík.

As I live in Iceland (Westfjords) I would love to see Ísafjörður not because it is biggest city in oldest parts of Iceland westfjords but mainly because the road to Reykjavik goes around all those fjords which it a bit of pain in the a... then you drive it in real life but it would be amazing addition to the game.

Still loving your progress. Still want to remind you that Árborg's really called Selfoss :3

In all seriousness, this is looking great!

MandelSoft wrote:Actually, there are two motorway-ish roads in Iceland: route 41 and 49, but only for short stretches in Reykjavík.

Route 41 is quite long, though, stretching from Reykjavík to Reykjanesbær, around 40km.