I read the announcement about the Arizona release "in a couple of months"
Does it mean " 2 months" or (what I think) " a few months"
DLC Arizona
I have seen on other forums the "released in 2 months" quotes but that is not what the blog says. They say they have a "couple of months of solid work" and this might very well be optimistic. After that they still have testing and polishing work which I have not idea how long that will take.
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For every DLC in America i'll predict it will gonna take a lot of time ..... why? We should get used already - in 5 years all North America? With this pace maybe 2025 - for them a couple of months means 4-5-6
for example in ETS - 1 year DLC East , 1 year and 8 months DLC Scandinavia - next DLC - 2 years and 4 months ) - progressively faster
IMO - ATS - will not gonna be a huge success in US if they are developing in this rhythm
If they will deliver us DLCs like Oregon + Washington & New Mexico + Texas till the end of this year - different story .... but i don't think so
for example in ETS - 1 year DLC East , 1 year and 8 months DLC Scandinavia - next DLC - 2 years and 4 months ) - progressively faster
IMO - ATS - will not gonna be a huge success in US if they are developing in this rhythm
If they will deliver us DLCs like Oregon + Washington & New Mexico + Texas till the end of this year - different story .... but i don't think so
I see... Kingman, Flagstaff, Page and Lake Powell, Gallup, Either Farmington or Shiprock, Maybe Cottonwood, Phoenix, Tucson, Nogales, Albuquerque, Yuma, Blythe, Bowie (guessing by the position) and a stub for Santa Fe. Doesn't appear that they're adding Las Cruces. Kind of understandable considering how close it is to El Paso.
I see I-10 going right through to where it meets I-25: I can't tell where Kobra is getting the idea that it ends in Phoenix. It does bend at a stack interchange in Phoenix like they appear to have it and the straight-on freeway continues as AZ-202 as sort of a southern Loop Road. And I-19 runs between Tucson and the border, not Phoenix. The Phoenix to Tucson freeway is part of I-10.
I see I-10 going right through to where it meets I-25: I can't tell where Kobra is getting the idea that it ends in Phoenix. It does bend at a stack interchange in Phoenix like they appear to have it and the straight-on freeway continues as AZ-202 as sort of a southern Loop Road. And I-19 runs between Tucson and the border, not Phoenix. The Phoenix to Tucson freeway is part of I-10.
Curry?! My manual doesn't have any data on curry... What's the meaning of this...?!
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I have also seen that in a Youtube video.I also did see desert vegetation in areas that are outside of any city area.So that is why i cant take that map to my ATS,because it looks really bad,at least to me because i like places to look,how they are in the real life.It is same with the Alaska map,i dont like that with the crazy roads that it has for example in a Place called Atlantica.I dont think that is a real city or is it? So that is why i cant use that too.ZelvaCZ wrote:Frankly? That map is terrible. Way worse than TSM for example. No vegetation on the roads except in cities. And then, palm trees and sand in New York, really?Shiva wrote:There is a map mod to ATS in the scs forums where you already can drive to Boston!
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No, Atlantica is not a real place in the United States. Atlantic City, however, is a different story, as it is a coastal city (and the eastern gambling capital) in the United States (specifically in New Jersey). It'll be some time before SCS can even approach that area though
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News News News !
http://blog.scssoft.com/2016/03/game-up ... -beta.html
Definetely one custom interchange in Phoenix - that's great
http://blog.scssoft.com/2016/03/game-up ... -beta.html
Definetely one custom interchange in Phoenix - that's great
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Looks fantastic. I wonder if they have an assigned speed limit for that AI "John Deere" tractor or "Dear John" as they call it.
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