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@krmarci I'll admit I clicked that as fast as possible lol

Mixed feelings about them making the road unhidden. For one, it'll be nice that more people will know about the road, but for another I can foresee new new players thinking they're taking a "shortcut" and wonder why the GPS didn't direct them over the shorter route through Yosemite- only t...

Pics 13 and 14 seem to be this weigh station just West of Ft. Smith: https://maps.app.goo.gl/v5HsQ2HQDhfmw3xN7

The first being on the border close to Louisiana

Curious which rest stop is being referred to here... how close to Louisiana are they gonna let us go?

Anyone else thinking SCS will announce an expansion at the Czech+Slovak Games Stream? Last year they announced Oklahoma,,,, may be a good time for them to announce Missouri?

korpiklaani728 Typically if you're referring to the Kansas side of the city, you refer to it as "KCK" or if you're referring to the Missouri side of the city, you're referring to "KCMO" (pronounced Kay Cee Moe). But generally the fact that the city is in two different states isn...

MarkON wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023 10:10 Kansas achievements on the Steam

Lol, I accidentally found out the secret roads achievement is completely achievable in 1.49. It just requires driving on three hidden roads in KS.

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I know this sign was already found in the game files, but I found it was placed on I-44 just before Joplin in the latest beta update for 1.49. I don't recall it being there before.
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My vote is: A: 5 B: 8 For me, US-36 East of 385 is definitely more important, since it makes US-36 in Kansas significantly more accessible, but having US-36 going towards I-70 would also be a really good addition, mostly just to help spruce up the road density in Eastern Colorado. Additionally, when...

Definitely a lil disappointed US36 in Colorado is gonna be excluded, and that they're just going to start US36 at the junction of US83 in Oberlin, KS. I guess having US36 and US34 basically right on top of eachother in Colorado might have been weird in the scaling, though. My one concern with not ha...

So... Nebraska doesn't just have roads in 1.49, but it has it's name in the map too... https://i.imgur.com/zjTiFlJ.jpg The roads are all pretty low quality, so I'm not jumping to the conclusion 1.49 is the Nebraska compatibility update, but... definitely interesting that it's already named on the map.