American Truck Simulator 1823

As soon as the developers at SCS Software complete work on the Oregon expansion and release it, all players will have the opportunity to drive almost the entire length of Route 101 (U.S. Route 101), which starts in Los Angeles and runs north through California and Oregon, ending in the state of Washington. Therefore, the entire route will only become available after the release of the map expansion including the state of Washington (when exactly is still unknown, but it will happen eventually). Below you can see screenshots from the new area around Route 101 between the cities of Eureka and Crescent City.

This scenic coastal highway is known for many landmarks, views, beaches, and popular rest stops. Many of these landmarks and beautiful spots have been brought into the game by the developers, who are still working on the new state, but what they have achieved so far is definitely worth the time spent on it.

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Recently, the developers showed us locations on the highway that we will see while traveling through the state of Oregon in the ATS Oregon DLC. This time, they showed us places where you can stop, refuel your truck, relax for a while, or stay overnight before continuing your long journey. There are some quite well-known truck stops in development...
... easily recognizable as unique landmarks. Some others are more generic, in the style of typical Oregon architecture. In the first four screenshots, you can see our concept of the famous Biggs Junction – one of the popular hotel network stops for tourists.

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As American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 continue to evolve, and as the development team grows, the developers are paying increasing attention to production chains and local industries within the game world. In fact, this is no small task – introducing enough new types of cargo and equipment to fill the economy, achieve variety, and maintain a proper balance of supply and demand. The developers see this as a long-term goal, but the objective is certainly to make freight transport more meaningful in the eyes of players – gradually moving away from the concept of random cargoes going from point A to point B.

In the state of Oregon, the developers plan to focus particularly on the woodworking industry, which is very well developed in this state in reality. Here, the main cargoes for players will be logs, wood, lumber, various wood products, and so on—in general, everything somehow related to wood. A wide range of diverse cargoes will make players visit not only urban or suburban loading zones but also their rural counterparts.

Previously, the developers had already shown some screenshots and video materials dedicated to the woodworking industry; today, they have prepared another small batch of screenshots showing new loading/unloading zones that will appear in the game along with the Oregon DLC expansion.

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-The mod adds 1,000,000; 2,000,000 or 5,000,000 euros at the start of the game
-Fast experience and high-level leveling
-After reaching the required level and experience, the mod can be disabled
-For fast experience and high-level leveling, the mod can be enabled/disabled at any time
-To receive 1,000,000; 2,000,000 or 5,000,000 euros, enable the mod when creating a new profile

-The mod must be given the highest priority in MM (placed above all other mods)

While working on the state of Oregon for American Truck Simulator, the SCS Software team could not overlook the city of Portland, which is the largest in the state both in terms of population and transportation infrastructure. Here, there is not only a large industrial zone but also a port. All of this had to be reflected in the American truck simulator, not only in the appearance but also in the game’s economy.

From the early stage of terrain research, the developers realized that creating this city in the game would not be an easy task, as it lies right on the Willamette River. Ordinary locals often call Portland the city of bridges, which, as is clear, is due to the quite abundant number of bridges across the river. The transportation infrastructure is heavily reliant on bridges, and the water, which acts like a mirror reflecting the surrounding world, together with the bridges, is one of those objects in games that are difficult to optimize. Despite the large number of bridges, the main freight routes pass through only two bridges, which are the most important infrastructure objects in the city.

The development team spent a lot of effort and time creating the city of Portland. Indeed, it was quite challenging to optimize the layout and design to achieve an acceptable frame rate. They are quite satisfied with the result and believe it is very representative of the city as seen by a truck driver passing through, creating the right impression that everyone aimed for.

The DLC page is now available on Steam: American Truck Simulator - Oregon

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The open beta testing phase of update 1.32 has ended, and the developers thank everyone who participated and helped find many different issues, bugs, and errors that were missed in the early testing stages. The ATS 1.32 update (including ETS 2 1.32) is one of the largest ever released, and the number of participants in the testing also pleasantly surprised the developers.

The ATS 1.32 (and ETS 2 1.32) updates are now available for download on Steam. For those using non-Steam versions of the game, the update will become available within the next few days.

Changelog:
- Added functionality to purchase semi-trailers as property;
- Updated the game’s user interface;
- Redesigned cargo filters;
- Reworked many old semi-trailers;
- Added the option to enable display of connector cables on traffic vehicles (activated in game settings);
- Accelerated rendering;
- Automatic parking brake activation is disabled by default;
- Added new roads: US-550 (New Mexico), US-95 (Arizona), US-191 (Arizona), the city of Clifton (Arizona);
- Redesigned the map area around the intersection of I-5 and I-80 highways;
- In California, driving with 53-foot semi-trailers is prohibited (40 feet measured from the kingpin to the rear axle);

For mod creators:
- The logistics system linking semi-trailers and cargo (cargo parameters, semi-trailer parameters, economy, etc.) has been completely redesigned. Many mods will require adaptation to work with update 1.32.

Source: https://steamcommunity.com/app/270880/allnews/

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