peterbilt mods for euro truck simulator 2

The developer stated that they would love to include many more trucks, but has ruled out adding fictional trucks, and the biggest obstacle for including real trucks remains securing licensing rights. A little over a year later, on 10 December 2019, the CEO of SCS Software confirmed that the International LoneStar would be coming to the game. Two years later, SCS Software included the Volvo VNL into the game on 5 November 2018. They also confirmed the Peterbilt 389 on 3 November 2016. Later, the company confirmed in a blog post that the Peterbilt 579 and the Kenworth T680 will ship with the sim on release day. SCS Software confirmed in a blog post on 15 February 2016 that the Kenworth W900 has been launched and added to the game. Unlike in Euro Truck Simulator 2, the game features weigh stations, where players must stop at a designated weigh station in order to determine the weight of the cargo before proceeding through (though the game will sometimes allow them to bypass the station, but avoiding it deliberately will result in a fine). The player can train each driver to focus on a specific area of their driving that can be improved upon. The longer the drivers are hired, the more skillful they will become, thus increasing the amount of money they earn from each delivery. Hired drivers will perform deliveries on their own, netting the player money.

In addition to driving and delivering goods, the player can manage a trucking business with hired drivers and owned properties. Experience points can be accumulated and used to obtain perks, which improve the player's driving ability and what kinds of payloads they can deliver, such as chemicals and explosives, which net a bigger reward when completed successfully. When delivering goods using a fleet-provided truck, repairs and other costs are paid for by the company rather than out of the player's in-game fund pool. When delivering goods, players can use their own personally-purchased truck or use one provided by an in-game company. The amount of money and experience points earned is commensurate on the length of the delivery in distance traveled as well as the type of goods being transported. In-game money, after being earned, can be used to purchase more trucks and associated aesthetic, mechanical, and structural upgrades, purchase fuel and repairs for those trucks, take out and repay loans from a bank, as well as hire drivers and purchase garages to house and base them in. Driver's view from a Western Star 49X during gameplay

Peterbilt mods for euro truck simulator 2