#Euro truck simulator car driver

It’s far from easy as you can still crash, turn up late and so on. I’ve experimented with the settings (cheated) and turned off speed limits, allowing me to do 85mph with fragile goods on board.

It can be overwhelming and depending on how serious you take it, spoil the fun. A slight tap into another car, central reservation, or underestimating a curb and rolling your goods is a possibility, but the most common risks are speeding fines, traffic offences, running out of fuel and fatigue. Using your own truck or from the quick job menu, whatever the employer provides for you, you either drive to the pick-up point or fast travel, load up the trailer and away you go.

I’m not sure how accurate the maps are, but they’re pretty epic nevertheless. I’ve driven some of these roads IRL, and while you aren’t pointing at all the landmarks, there’s a clear difference logistically.

#Euro truck simulator car driver

If you aren’t familiar with Euro Truck Simulator 2, you essentially work as an HGV driver delivering numerous goods throughout Europe. 20+ hours and I’ve covered the UK and most of the Nordic regions, unlocking my own fleet and earning a tidy penny. However, After watching a few Limmy streams, I thought I’d give it a go as it was on sale. This title from SCS has shown up on my Twitter feeds and YouTube compilations, but I’ve always been snobby about it, thinking that I couldn’t find one single reason for playing it.