Texas Discussion Thread

[55sixxx]

HazMat/ADR junkie in me is pleased with today's blog. These plants and oil fields will combine perfectly with the 1.46 and 1.45 tankers.

[SuchManor]

Oh boy I see new companies! YES!!!

you guys are gonna love Texas lmao

I like the sound of this! I hope this means more general companies other than Walbert and Sellgoods.

[TruckingWolfUSA]

you guys are gonna love Texas lmao

I like the sound of this! I hope this means more general companies other than Walbert and Sellgoods.

More retail and general logistics would just about make my day, so yes. Hopefully, that’s what that means too ^^
What we saw today and what we know about is a damn good start though~

[Marcello Julio]

I loved today's blog! We had several new companies introduced
And thank you Annie

[oldmanclippy]

Yep 4 new companies just in these two industries is great news. Texas will surely have an ETS2-level number of companies if this trend continues

[halbtollekreatur]

Pic 1 seems to be here at Buddy Lawrence Dr, Corpus Christi

Pic 11 could be here at Collie Rd, Pecos.


Pic 14 is here at Beaumont Lube Plant, Beaumont (found by @fra_ba and @Jacob94)
Pic 15 seems ot be here at Eastman Chemical Company. Longview
Pic 16 is here at Beaumont Lube Plant, Beaumont (found by @fra_ba)
The rest is difficult, because the depots etc. are not in StreetView.

[hangman005]

Yes 4 new companies at least. And an Annie hint at more.

[Trakaplex]

I predicted this exact blog. How?

[flight50]

Suntetico, Deep Wells, Petrolucent and Vortex. Finally some new ones instead of the old Chemso and Gallon Oil.

This is awesome to see. I've been saying Texas needs a minimum of 2-3 new oil/gas companies and they exceeded that. I'm very content with that. Check. Mark that one off. I'm sure Suntetico is the alternate to Chemso. The other 3 are gas perhaps.

Well, looks like our friend @flight50 will be quite pleased with that blog!

I was cheering like a teenager when i saw those new companies, that's just what ATS needs! Keep em' coming! Also, i noticed some new prefabs, they look really nice!

Of course. You know I am. There's 4 more added to the list. I can remember how many that is now but I think its about 8-9 new ones for Texas.

you guys are gonna love Texas lmao

You promise? I've been pretty hard on you guys the past few money and I reallllllly hope I can eat my words. I really want to get full too. I'll take your word for it though. If Texas get 15+ new companies, I'll be very very pleased.

Oh boy, I didn't know today's topic was fanservice
This is definitely a very welcome blog, and made me feel much better about the ICC potential of Texas.

Also thanks Annie for the reassurance once again.

Ikr. At least one of the C's is being covered. But I'm able to turn a slight frown into more of a smile. I'm really to lick my ears though.

[TruckingWolfUSA]

Suntetico, Deep Wells, Petrolucent and Vortex. Finally some new ones instead of the old Chemso and Gallon Oil.

This is awesome to see. I've been saying Texas needs a minimum of 2-3 new oil/gas companies and they exceeded that. I'm very content with that. Check. Mark that one off. I'm sure Suntetico is the alternate to Chemso. The other 3 are gas perhaps.

Well, looks like our friend @flight50 will be quite pleased with that blog!

I was cheering like a teenager when i saw those new companies, that's just what ATS needs! Keep em' coming! Also, i noticed some new prefabs, they look really nice!

Of course. You know I am. There's 4 more added to the list. I can remember how many that is now but I think its about 8-9 new ones for Texas.

We’re unofficially at about 11 or so with these 4 new additions.
AI Automotive - Vehicle manufacturer
Chuck & Jack's - Forestry
Deep Wells - Oil production
Lone Star Forwarding - Logistics
Mary's Cotton - Cotton farms
Petrolucent - Oil production
Pickit - Supermarket chain
Saimon's Pecans - Food processing
Syntetico - Chemical plant
Vortex - Oil production
(El Paso’s airport which we know we’re getting, makes 11)

We’re getting there, just need a few more retail and logistics. and confirmed names for the glass plant and whatever the space industry entails.