Callipso wrote:If Texas comes there should be a welcome sign that says "Hold my beer! Watch this!" to reference the awful driving in that state. It just might beat California for bad, crazy, drunk drivers.

As long as you stay away from Houston, DFW, and anything on the border it's not so bad.

So, there are a couple stops on some islands in the Arctic well above Finland and Sweden. What cities actually ship up there? Anything? I want to check it out but would like to take a load up and not just drive up randomly.

I have hauled some pretty heavy loads in my 8x4 Scania in the snow. I can feel the slip a bit, but never really struggled for traction. At least not yet. I imagine it's a bigger issue with the 4x2 trucks.

I worked the oil patch in Texas. Not much to see. Just more deserts in the west side. Very empty. More green in south and East Texas. I think the game has plenty of flat empty deserts in it. I would rather head north and into the Rockies a bit.

Guess I have not seen any of the crazy ones. Worst I found so far was Barcelona. There is a construction yard that had three other trailers in it and some dirt mounds in front of the parking spot. Tried to back blind side around the trailers from the road and continue into the spot. Trying to avoid ...

You could just learn to park. It's not hard and you won't learn if you don't try.

I don't think it has anything to do with GPU/graphics settings. Something is going on CPU side. I can watch my hardware monitoring software off on a fourth screen. When frames drop, GPU usages is falling and CPU usage goes up. There is some sort of bottleneck in the code. Something that is preventin...

Second for Iceland. It's a great area. Plus you have some rough gravel and snow covered roads. Lots of hills on some as well.

I run a pair of Titan X(M) cards in SLI for my surround setup. I get anywhere from 30-120fps. What I have noticed is in and around cities ETS, especially with promods, tends to slam Core 0 on my 4930K. I recently tried tweaking things with Process Lasso and it helped a bit. Frames still drop, but no...

Really like driving in Iceland. The only place I have been with large amounts of rough roads. I like the snow and gravel driving a lot and wish we had more of that kind of stuff. Rougher ever, so the new locking diffs are actually useful. lol