[ARCHIVED] SCS General Discussion Thread

[parasaurolophus67]

after looking at them and checking them on the trucks, They are pretty nice in different types of Blue from different skins. I love blue <3

[supersobes]

I was looking for a particular piece of information on the SCS Blog, so I sorted by subject so that it showed only the blogs that were tagged "New Mexico." When I did so, I found a small oversight from when SCS updated a lot of their release video trailers. The blog from October 18, 2017 was never updated with a link to the new video. I know it's a very minor detail as this blog is three years old now, but maybe if someone who works on the blogs has a free moment, they could take a look at it.

[Marcello Julio]

At that time I noticed that they forgot to update this blog post with the new trailer, but I didn't say anything because I believed that they were updating it gradually. After that I never looked again if they had updated. I hope that Alex or Nemiro see this discussion, that they update with the new video.

[Oscar]

@supersobes Thanks, updated.

[plykkegaard]

Let the hype begin
I am speaking of the biggest SCS event since the first licensed truck hit ETS2
I am speaking of taking a step into the future of trucking, the new age

Do you remember this image revealed some days ago?

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Just for the heck of it will I reveal my findings a few images at the time

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NB! No worries the manufacturer is teasing these images on social media, facebook and twitter

[DEDE62]

spoiler :



Already seen on full : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev3Mt2eq4k8

[xXCARL1992Xx]

it uses the new legislation for bigger cabs like DAF most likely will

[harishw8r]

A basic doubt - are retarders and jake brakes mean one and the same? Coz afaik, jake brake is the engine brake, but american trucks have the jake brake in the right stalk, whereas in european trucks, its the retarders ... The terminology is confusing...

[xXCARL1992Xx]

retarder is a transmission brake, it slows down the transmission, not the engine, to slow down the truck, most commonly placed after the gearbox right before the prop shaft

[plykkegaard]

It's three different things