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tipa34 wrote: ↑

10 Dec 2019 20:56

Is the Spain / Portugal region the next 2020 DLC that will be developped by SCS ? Or they will focus on rebuilding some older parts of the map ?

Nobody knows, but still thera other zones to do by SCS like the rest of former Yugoslavia, Greece, Albania, Ukraine, Belarus and Ireland. And expand the Nordic countries and Russia.

I think Iberian Peninsula will be the final map DLC from SCS.

Even if it would be next, I am sure that ProMods can improve/expand on it.

soybetico1997, if Iberia aint coming soon, we might have protestors outside SCS's offices someday.

Actually nothing of what SCS released by far counts as former Yugoslavia. Romania and Bulgaria still were a part of Eastern Block tho.

We're not sure what the next DLC will be, however I'll be pretty happy if the next one is in fact Iberia. Not only will it give us tons of useful assets, it'll also give us a chance to rebuild and improve the older parts of Spain, such as northern and central Catalonia.

But if they launch the Spanish DLC, they will continue to develop Spain?

realdeal350 wrote: ↑

11 Dec 2019 14:11

it'll also give us a chance to rebuild and improve the older parts of Spain

soybetico1997 wrote: ↑

11 Dec 2019 00:15

I think Iberian Peninsula will be the final map DLC from SCS.

I think quite the opposite. I'd be surprised if an "Islands" DLC (Iceland, Ireland, maybe Malta?, etc.) was to come before the Iberian DLC. And, as Shiva said, SCS are probably aware that a riot would break out amongst [some] impatient fans.

I checked the route from A Coruña to Alméria 1.141 km . In Spain alone it is possible to drive more than 1.000 km to a city. I wonder how that will be with the DLC later

Well, it's just like driving 1.000km in any other country. In France you can also go such a distance, like Lille - Perpignan for example. But I suppose you mean in terms of landscape and roads. Castilla-La Mancha and Andalusia certainly will be a little desert-like and we haven't had that so far in the base game.

yeah you're right, andalucia will be a new kind of landscape