SCS General Discussion Thread

[Seerman]

Oscar is good at using Photoshop

[flight50]

I think the 4900 has a pretty good chance at making it in game, gut instinct.

Considering the relationship that Oscar has developed with WS, I'd really like to think so. That would be the main 4 OTR production for both new and old. Considering the 4900 and 5700 just went off the assembly line, they are still very common on North American roads.

[HubercikBercik]

New Oklahoma header

[parasaurolophus67]

well it's a moving picture tho. But anyway I say that's a pretty good one.

[dkasper00]

Calling it 5700 is going to be the dlc truck for Oklahoma.

@flight50 Very strong relationship now with Daimler North America. Always had that feeling that once they went in, they'd go all out. Plus, there wouldn't need to be much work done to get the 4900 since since same cab pretty much.

[rookie_one]

I heard that Oscar is on a business trip in Poland. He even happens to take a few selfies!

Funny photoshops there :p

[MarkON]

I heard that Oscar is on a business trip in Poland. He even happens to take a few selfies!

"More stuff for the game" so it's about Wielton. Maybe more than curtains.

ps. Are there any CAT related shots in your source? I saw on Linked that he was negotiating with Catepillar.

[flight50]

@flight50 Very strong relationship now with Daimler North America. Always had that feeling that once they went in, they'd go all out.

Agreed, that's what I said when the 49x came, lol. Daimler the last ones in so might as well bring the house. There's a new FL getting revealed today (Feb 1st) too. Facelift for Cascadia is what some have said. I haven't seen anything other than the headlight teaser that FL showed a week ago. Considering the 122SD isn't in production anymore, I was wondering about its replacement. Whatever it is, at some point, SCS could add that too I'm sure.

[Trucker Nik]

I hope scs got the license for the Freightliner Coronado while it was still in production, if I'm not mistaken the last model is from 2020 and no longer in production, I've been wanting this truck since the Colorado DLC came out so I can do some shots in Colorado on the new Coronado

[flight50]

^You must be referring to the 122SD. FL dropped the Coronado part of the model. I agree with ya though but it might not even be about getting licenses before they go out of production. Either SCS is willing to pay or not. Either SCS is willing to go after a model or not. Either SCS wants to commit resources to a particular model building it which includes sounds.....or not.

Yes manufacturers can say yes or no, be SCS holds the reigns as well. If they don't want to do a model, they too can say no.