SCS General Nonsense Thread

[JoeAlex23]

I mean, both projects will start quite small (Road Trip is pointing out to only have 2 brands at launch) and won't have that many new features to use, which they are constantly testing as they develop them, the map updates have been coming in basically every update since the projects got announced, and if they make some videos/blog about how the gameplay will work, i think internal testers will have enough info to know what to look for, so waiting until release to let the rest of us test it doesn't seem to be that crazy.

[Seerman]

SCS is probably the only dev I know of that is so open with giving players access to a beta version of every patch, it's quite special.

Apparently, you're not very familiar with it. The Bus by TML also runs an open beta test for every patch.

[San_Sany4]

SCS is probably the only dev I know of that is so open with giving players access to a beta version of every patch, it's quite special.

But a Beta for a DLC, yes that would be a first in gaming I think.

Saber would take a word. In SnowRunner and RoadCraft, you can participate in beta testing on Public Test Server for all the updates, including upcoming paid DLCs. And you don't have to own a year pass or pre-order that DLC. You get to play that DLC for free. Only for duration of beta, of course.

[jdwarfer]

Since there's an option on Steam to get access to beta versions of games, I guess it might be not so rare xD

[parasaurolophus67]

https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxWRmYVs ... CkswjHVD3M

I think related to PRT?

[oldmanclippy]

I would hope so if they put the F-150 on the image

[Marcello Julio]

Nicole is Production Assistant from Road Trip. She had already appeared on the blog on January 31st of Meet the Team: https://blog.scssoft.com/2026/01/road-t ... -team.html

[plykkegaard]

... but would it be enough?

How would anyone be able to release anything if closed beta wouldn't be enough?
Granted a lot of game developers offer open betas or closed betas based on invites, free weekend or early access
But a lot of other companies in the IT industry releases new products or new versions without open beta projects
Granted it do require a bit more the software companies who chooses this patch

[oldmanclippy]

They released 1.52 (Driving Academy) without an open beta, no reason why they couldn't do it again for Road Trip and/or Coaches.

[Brendan0620]

I think that could happen again, where an update is related to RT and Coaches and just has a full version release instead of an OB (similar to the Academy).

Though releasing RT and Coaches at the same time would feel, a little strange. But I wouldn't blame SCS for wanting to release both at the same time due to their anticipation from much of the community.