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800.7 hrs on record (215.0 hrs at review time)
Another beautiful game destroyed with horrendous matchmaking ai. MMR destroys games and makes them unfun for anyone with a modicum of skill. Many would say it is a way to make the game easier on those not accustomed to the game or who are new or simply lack skill. In reality, say you are that new player and you just so happen to adjust well to the controls and the objective and have a good few first games, the ai will then highlight you as some deity who can outplay those with thousands of hours and send you on horrendously long losing streak. In games without such a system there is always a mix of good, mediocre and outright bad players. Having it be this way allows for new players to get better by learning from those who are better and also fight both better and worse in one game instead of a roll of the dice next match. Sad to see such a unique and fun game turned to a competitive pile of ruble that people take way too seriously.
Posted 24 March. Last edited 7 May.
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3 people found this review helpful
9,632.3 hrs on record (6,389.4 hrs at review time)
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Posted 20 May, 2023. Last edited 21 November, 2023.
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3 people found this review helpful
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1,323.9 hrs on record (910.5 hrs at review time)
Despite many simulators being either unrealistic or bland this game takes the cake with being unique and having an open community. I enjoy the mods that are shared through the workshop, but that is also the issue. This game in its base state is actually very basic. The variety of trucks is poor and yes I understand that getting the licenses for these brands is hard but why wasn't the same measure that was taken with the earlier versions of Euro Truck Simulator taken with this game in that the designs were in the game, just not with real brand names such as Iveco, Scania, Daf etc. Also I was happy to see the first companies are very American brands such as Kenworth and Peterbilt that share the parent company that is Paccar, but then the new company to come in, is volvo, why? I would love to see a larger variety of brands such as Mack, International, freightliner etc. Also why are there three different brands of engines that sound the same. I know this game can improve both graphically and value wise. I seek further improvement and don't mean to drop the shame bomb.

-With kind regards- Ad Infinitum
Posted 20 September, 2019.
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