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Re: SCS Blog discussion
Sometimes you miss the most obvious...
Well hype train is departing soon...
Well hype train is departing soon...
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Re: SCS Blog discussion
they have changed it
it was the 6 series Scania
does it mean we have now a time frame for the New Scania release
it was the 6 series Scania
does it mean we have now a time frame for the New Scania release
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I think so but only these people know
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I hope nobody dares to suggest the New R and the S will arrive in december because this would be kinda... sad.
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Well SCS did say it takes about 12 months of man hours. Even with multiple people working on it it could still be 12 months. So yeah, it's genuinely possible
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Just when you think it would be IVECO as italian manufacturer
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I would not be surprised for a DAF factory place in Italy, no need to be in the homeland to have a factory, all the brands should have at least one factory and a truck carrier cargo
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Still sad because the last truck for ETS2 was launched two years and a half ago. Before the New Actros, DAF Euro 6 and Volvo FH 2012 arrived one each year.
The new refresh for XF 105 and Euro 6 is nice, but they're still old assets with low-res bitmap dashboards. Sadly, the only trucks good enough for a modern game are Pete 389 and MB New Actros. DAFs and W900 come in a second as "good enough", the others are god awful ancient models. I was annoyed when they launched ATS because T680 was clearly a model made a few years ago (really, a 256x256px computer background?) and the 579 was barely better. ETS2 is more annoying, the everyone's lovely gal, Scania R/Streamline, sports a 512x512px full dasboard image and a dasboard computer who have nothing to do with the real one, and Renaults, Ivecos and DAF are plain prehistoric.
Sorry for the rant, I'm pretty far for a spoiled crybaby, but sometimes those delays get on my nerves.
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Re: SCS Blog discussion
DAF has four factories.TarsoMagno wrote: ↑15 Aug 2017 13:03 I would not be surprised for a DAF factory place in Italy, no need to be in the homeland to have a factory, all the brands should have at least one factory and a truck carrier cargo
Eindhoven, Netherlands (Engines, componants & complete build of CF & XFs) Westerlo, Belgium (axles and cabins), Thame, Oxfordshire, UK (LF and all RHD CF & XF) and Ponta Grossa, Brazil (I think this is just an assembly plant but not 100% sure)