Maybe problematic because of marketing? Starter packs could help here?ĭevelopment could be done similarly to ATS currently, with a team working on smaller countries, released every year, while a larger team could tackle larger countries like Germany or Poland in 2-3 years. not forcing people to own the base country - likely Germany - if they want to avoid it). This would allow players to only include countries they want (i.e. The game itself would contain no map (maybe a demo map?), allowing access to the map only via DLCs. This is also why there are a lot of ferry routes - to allow people to connect to as many countries as possible. City density is based on the average city density of the ETS2 map (excluding RttBS).Įach country up to Bulgaria in size would be its own DLC, anything larger would either be split, or done as an XL DLC, like Iberia currently. Thus, to appease SCS's main, European player base, it is far more likely that they will create a new version of Europe: Euro Truck Simulator 3. While SCS could expand ETS2 beyond Europe, it is surrounded by sparsely populated countries with a low player base, and probably wouldn't be financially sustainable. Europe will likely be completed by the end of this decade. I have probably spent way more time with this than I should have.ĮTS2 will not last forever.
