I wonder, do you get extra training IRL for these? Like how close you should be on the sides etc. Or do you just somewhat guess how much they'll steer on their own by building experience.
In ATS I always go big radius with big loads since there's no steering axles involved, I find it's much easier to visually calculate where everything will end up. But even if these ETS2 trailers are smaller, I find they require better driving skills as well. If you just go wide, you'll hit something for sure. And it's harder to calculate an exact driving pattern if you want to do a 180 in a small lot, so you don't hit something sideways. These things are finnicky... Don't get me started on jack knifed reversing on some of the harder delivery spots. Like the dock yacht where you can't park it straight. Wasn't too hard, but was slightly annoying with the steering axles.
Maybe it's just me going too much between the games, not getting really used to them.
