I'm new in the game and I'm not sure which one to play, I think both are good and very similar and the only thing will make me decide which one to play is the map size. I searched online but I couldn't find any new information all of them before the DLC Also, I tried to compare the size between 2 of them but I couldn't find out MagnusA May 4, 2022 @ 9:27pm. Startup parameters for buffer size and such. is there any information somewhere or do anyone have any suggestion on good startup parameters for a certain system? This is somewhat over my head but I think it might fix some crash problems I have. At least when using ProMods I got crashes and somewhat sluggish when The status mostly has to do with maneuverability (such as climbing hills, turning, difficult terrains, etc.) and fuel efficiency. For example: - 6x4 or 8x4 consume more fuel than 4x2 when given the same truck & trailer. - 6x4 handles difficult terrains and hills better than 4x2. It has nothing to do with speed. The MAN is a good all rounder. You can't go wrong with a Volvo or Scania. Get the 770 mod so you can beef up the engine a bit and that should allow you to haul anything. 12 speed is about right for the Volvo. 18 if you want to do really heavy stuff. Try and test mate. That is the best way to figure out what you need. Find out if your PC can run Euro Truck Simulator 2, a simulation game about trucks and cargo. See the minimum and recommended requirements for CPU, RAM, video card, pixel shader and more. Compare with other games and graphic cards. I noticed in ETS2 when you are coming up on an exit the far right lane (which turns into the exit lane) ends at the exit, tunneling the interstate to a 1 lane freeway as you go over the overpass, and returns back to 2 lanes on the other side of the overpass where the entrance lane joins with the interstate. DSD4Xd. The Pitts Feb 16, 2019 @ 2:38pm. Actually I feel that the answer is more no than yes. When you are in the truck dealer buying a new truck and select the chassis it doesn't tell you how big the fuel tank is. However, if you click on Confirm order that doesn't purchase the truck just takes you back to the dealer screen. The status mostly has to do with maneuverability (such as climbing hills, turning, difficult terrains, etc.) and fuel efficiency. For example: - 6x4 or 8x4 consume more fuel than 4x2 when given the same truck & trailer. - 6x4 handles difficult terrains and hills better than 4x2. It has nothing to do with speed. I'm having trouble getting it to look right. 3 identical monitors. I put in the dimensions, bezel size, angles (45), eye distance 24". Put the numbers in multimon_config.sii. The center screen looks fine, the side screens look like the edges don't match and the angles are wrong/slightly stretched. I cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong. The European trucks are limited natively at 90 km/h, which should be ~56 mph, which you can deactivate in game, the American trucks have no such limit. Also, there are some small differences in traffic rules: you can turn right in a red light in America, Europe has far more roundabouts etc. I'm new in the game and I'm not sure which one to play, I think both are good and very similar and the only thing will make me decide which one to play is the map size. I searched online but I couldn't find any new information all of them before the DLC Also, I tried to compare the size between 2 of them but I couldn't find out

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