SCS Software

i srsly doubt there will be 2 maps for ETS2, SCS wont do it, they will keep the 1 map approach and cover bigger areas until Europe is done, wich could be 4 to 5 years still, with the possibility to go further south or east, ETS2 doesnt need 2 map teams tbh, it isnt like ATS where they need it to ev...

Oh, that should be Million Dollar Highway. The big west-most hairpin.

The drivers are up-to-date. I'm not sure if it's the whole screen, because that blur is hard to notice on the world, but the dash should be clear of any blur, that's where it's very noticeable and very annoying.

That was pretty fast. I hoped it will be more obscure, since it's not on the map. Oh well, you are correct, your turn @rbsanford.

This is probably not really a bug per se, but definitely a case of bad game world design. The whole very large area between Pueblo, Lamar, Raton and Alamosa has no rest areas whatsoever. There's nothing on I-25 between Pueblo and Raton, neither on US 50 until Lamar, nor on US 350, not on US 160 unti...

@bobgrey1997, the road is US 385. It's hard to pinpoint location, though, all those plains look the same. As for my turn, here's something that looks pretty popular…

Near Colorado Springs, getting up to the NAMIQ company from the western road, there are several barriers that look like they're hanging in the air, or at least have bad shadows: https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1676990264189894382/19C8D47155E7165B1E6A9347089D3E1A6DCADA99/ (sec-0011-0001);-...

I noticed the similar issue, once the game turns to "raining" mode, all my dash becomes noticeable blurry. Even if it's very little rain and the sun still shines. I think it has something to do with "fog" for the rain. But it's inside the cabin, there shouldn't be any fog in there.

There are 3 NAMIQ companies in Colorado, but only 2 which are mines count towards achievement. One in Montrose and one in Colorado Springs (southern). The second one in Colorado Springs (northern) is not a mine but a warehouse, it doesn't count.

Looks like between Burlington and Lamar, the vast open fields around for miles caught my eye there. Really felt like Kansas, which begins just a bit to the east.