Well, if you read what I said, I said I don't know Euro trucks as well lol. And I also have barely played ETS2 in comparison, so that plays a part as well. As far as general appearance, the old Scania looks like a Scania to me. The 389 differs greatly from the real life version: I think the interior and maybe the mirrors could be salvaged. Just about everything else from the bumper to the rear fenders could use some changes, and some parts are just figments of the modeler's imagination (like those "chunks" on the edges of the front steps).Wolfi wrote: ↑25 Jun 2022 05:56Saying that old ETS2 trucks are better is plain BS and a pure display of ignorance.seriousmods wrote: ↑24 Jun 2022 20:32 I don't know Euro trucks as well as American trucks, but from what I know, while old, the worst ETS2 trucks are more accurate than the 389 and parts of the W9.
The 389 is just terrible: the old Scanias and such just look dated.
The worst truck in ETS2 currently is the old Iveco. It isn't even a truck. It's a mashup of 3 generations of the truck and nothing matches anything. Not to mention interior and it's textures coming out of the 90's.
As for the example of the old Scania, as an author of the presumably most accurate in-game model made to date, I can tell you, there's not a single accurate part on the in-game "Scania".
So next time before you say you "know" something, at least do some basic research.
Having never seen a Euro truck in my life, I have no reference on which to base model accuracy, which is why I said I don't know.
I don't think this is a competition, though: whose trucks are the poorest. For a team of professionals, it should be a race to the top, not the bottom.