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We're probably gonna have a new entry in the blog today, so that will give a meaning to this conversation

Nice idea to have a new thread. It was starting to lag to me too. Now let's see if the release of the Cascadia still manages to break the forum

I'm quite sure that Iberia will come before Christmas. Ets 2 has a bigger fanbase than ATS and that means more money.
Especially since Christmas is the best period to release a game.

And if there haven't been delays with Idaho and Colorado I don't see why there should be with Iberia.

El Paso has been a control city since the release of New Mexico. I think there is another sign pointing to cities in Texas, should be in Hobbs or Roswell. There is also a sign for Amarillo near Tucumcari, so it's not a sign of things to come. It's simply that SCS started putting signs as they are in...

In ETS 2 there are a lot of bus station both in base map rebuilds (Calais and Lille), Italy (Bologna) and Turkey (Edirne, I think) so the idea is there. If it will be implemented, we don't know and we'll never know until SCS is 100% sure that it can be done. My suggestion: drive the trucks and don0t...

The new Cascadia is definetly one among Pico Wine and ProjectShredder. Who knows whats' the other one though.

Thas was a given with the introduction of the Freightliner dealership in 1.39. Now this truck will be the one that will make ATS take off. All brands accounted for, it cant get any better than this. I just hope it gets overspawned on the road like in real life, so it'll finally feel like driving an ...

I just want to take my space here to thank the developers for the amazing work they did on Colorado! The bar definetly improved with this last release. They finally nailed the altitude changes and finally we got to see tall mountains. And I'm not even getting started on Denver, which is surely the b...

And now the million dollar question. What about Kansas City? Will it be in Kansas or Missouri?

Probiem is, I don't want to spoil myself too much of Colorado before driving it