Oklahoma Discussion Thread

[Trucker Nik]

I thought Oklahoma wouldn't be a separate dlc due to the size, I wonder when the breakthrough will happen and we'll get the first DLC from more than one state

[paytonsnewheart]

Well, I came back from Thanksgiving break and am studying for exams right now; it's too bad we don't have a microsite yet. Hopefully it will be released after my exams or when the Christmas stream happens.

[EthanE40]

I thought Oklahoma wouldn't be a separate dlc due to the size, I wonder when the breakthrough will happen and we'll get the first DLC from more than one state

Probably the Dakotas

[flight50]

The Dakotas make the most logical sense if they are going to complete the current column of states. Otherwise, Louisiana/Arkansas makes sense. If I had my way, I'd go for Kansas and Nebraska as the first. I honestly don't think they'd sell as well as they could if they are planned dlc packs and not a Steam bundle.

[Trucker Nik]

@EthanE40 I think you're right, I thought about that too

[Sara]

Probably the Dakotas

Dunno, don't think it would be the Dakotas since both states are around the size of Washington... Well, South being just slightly bigger and North being just slightly smaller. I would suspect we'd see states bundled into 1 DLC once we cross the Mississippi.

[Seerman]

I bet on Kansas!

[harishw8r]

If I had my way, I'd go for Kansas and Nebraska as the first.

Ikr! I do think there's a possibility of a DLC with both together. It could be easily pulled with 2/3rd of the Texas mapping team. Also, there seem to be assets for both the states in the game files so that could mean something.

[55sixxx]

Dunno, don't think it would be the Dakotas since both states are around the size of Washington... Well, South being just slightly bigger and North being just slightly smaller. I would suspect we'd see states bundled into 1 DLC once we cross the Mississippi.

Not really tho, both KS/NE could be joined into 1 DLC, both Dakotas as well since their road network is so sparse, same with LA/AR, MO/IA. Every state east of today's map limit could be bundled with another.

[Seerman]

Definitely not profitable. Either issue twice as often or sell two states for the cost of Texas.