Iberia Discussion

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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2111 Post by Adriatic Sea Team » 21 Nov 2020 19:50

Today I finally added funds to my Steam for Iberia. Geographically I know whole of Europe but I have never been interested in Iberian peninsula. It has been four years since I started playing ETS2 and discovering my passion for trucks and travelling and that's the way how I learned so much about every country or region in Europe.

I was going through all photos of Iberia and I can see a lot of deserts, I'm not a very big fan of driving through the desert plains. But I hope that there will be some more greenish regions.
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2112 Post by NewCoolMapper » 21 Nov 2020 19:57

The north of Iberia is green. That's the good thing about Iberia: diversity.
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#2113 Post by Esproquet » 21 Nov 2020 20:16

YugoDriver wrote: 21 Nov 2020 19:50 But I hope that there will be some more greenish regions.
I'm of the opposite opinion. I'm a sucker for rocks (long life Utah and its geomorphology).

Anyway, deserts in Spain are sparsely scattered on a couple of well defined regions, and definitely not plain except in the Monegros area.

What we really have is a lot of steppe. Iberia is a great plateau (or a MESA if you will) cossed by plenty of mountain ranges (SIERRAS), many of them well above 3000 meters.
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2115 Post by Vinnie Terranova » 21 Nov 2020 20:39

Well, not really. I mean, it's quite obvious that this Twitter video is about Barcelona, especially if you've followed the blog posts about Iberia. So I wonder what SCS means with this Twitter video?
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2116 Post by Some newbie driver » 21 Nov 2020 21:03

Fast food for the followers, Vinnie Terranova. Just that.
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2117 Post by Esproquet » 21 Nov 2020 21:26

Esproquet wrote: 21 Nov 2020 19:31 I have the hunch that this picture represents Cieza (Murcia, A-30). There's a wind farm in the mountains of Sierra de Ascoy, you can't see it from the road, maybe they opted to make it visible from the road perspective.
Hmmm, I've checked and A-92 (in Abla & Huéneja) and A-23 (near Barrancas) could have a similar landscape... A-30 option dismissed.
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2118 Post by LAFAYET47 » 21 Nov 2020 23:33

YugoDriver wrote: 21 Nov 2020 19:50 Today I finally added funds to my Steam for Iberia. Geographically I know whole of Europe but I have never been interested in Iberian peninsula. It has been four years since I started playing ETS2 and discovering my passion for trucks and travelling and that's the way how I learned so much about every country or region in Europe.

I was going through all photos of Iberia and I can see a lot of deserts, I'm not a very big fan of driving through the desert plains. But I hope that there will be some more greenish regions.
"Lots of deserts" :?

Do you actually know what a desert is in first place? Iberia only has a few (and isolated) regions that could be truly called "desert". Most of the peninsula has typical mediterranean climate, like central California in USA. The northern part of Iberia is a completely different story, very green, rainy and forested. Could be something similar as western Oregon/northern California if we follow this comparison with USA again.
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2119 Post by Some newbie driver » 22 Nov 2020 00:21

Don't hit him too hard; considering most of the screenshots we had so far are from desert zones or very dry southern zones it's easy to form a biased opinion for somebody if doesn't know Iberia IRL.
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Re: Iberia Discussion

#2120 Post by Jacob2125 » 22 Nov 2020 01:57

Almost the entirety of the ETS2 map is green so I welcome the diversity of landscape with open arms (and wallet).
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