Wyoming Discussion Thread

[flight50]

It would be great to get another logistics company. SellGoods can't be the only one. I wouldn't stop at just FCP either. There's almost a solid 2 dozen well known carriers in the US that can come. At least 5-6 for the entire US map. I'd take any combination in the top 10. We don't need all 20 obviously. They can all haul the same things, we just need the variety.

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[FierbetoN]

Pretty sure FCP has been on scenery containers for a long time (I've seen it before), probably a reused ETS2 asset.

[Sora]

Yeah, I remember seeing FCP stuff years ago in the Oakland port, and periodically elsewhere since then. I doubt they're doing anything new with it.

[Titan]

Think we'll see a reference to Big Boy #4014 in Cheyenne?

That's where UP's shops are, and where it's stored when not on Excursions.

[ALT2870]

They addressed it in the blog so possibly.

[flight50]

Big Boy 4014 is 1.2 million lbs. No way we transporting that bad boy anywhere, lol. Whether we see it or not........no telling.

[Texshi]

I didn't know Knight & Swift combined hmm and this new Wyoming blog..! they mentioned the Big boy? That would be awesome to haul as a super heavy load..! Or at least if we could see it sitting in the city!

[flight50]

Yep, its been a few years already. Swift did reach out to SCS a few month back too. I sure hope something could develop there. An official Swift/Knight skin and hub in the game would be a huge plus for ATS to get that type of much needed attention. What one does, others will follow. I'm not hyping anything, but a skin pack dlc for real company brands would be awesome. That's pure advertisement to the largest carriers in the industry. One can dream right, lol.

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[Texshi]

A few months ago you say? perhaps something is in the works then! official skins would be cool as heck.. I'd honestly love a WDTC skin for Peterbilt.. those blue/white spread axle tricked Peterbilt/Kenworths were always a blessed sight to see running up 287 into Denver!

[ClassicTrucks]

Seeing the blog post yesterday makes me wonder if the locomotive industry will introduce the opportunity for some new heavy hauls. I know flight mentioned that the Big Boy won't be due to weight, but I am curious if we will get to see heavy hauls to and from the rail repair yard.