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I disagree. A system like this can be easily abused, especially if you consider some of the larger VTCs all giving "points" to each other. Additionally, other than showing that someone is "friendly", this doesn't really serve any purpose other than cluttering the tab list.

This is a good suggestion, and one that I agree with mostly. I don't think it should be applied to event servers though, as more often than not, events take a while to get going and you'll find that its rather difficult to reset the AFK timer with the lag due to the large number of players concentrated in one area. Example, in Real Ops V2, it took me 30 minutes to leave the city and get onto the motorway. If the AFK timer was set to 5 minutes, I would have been kicked well before I managed to get going. I also think the rules regarding parking in high population areas will need to be revised, as it kind of clashes with the intent of the suggestion.

I have noticed an increase in the number of players exhibiting lag recently. Not only when they brake, but when they are driving normally you'll see them ping back ever so slightly for a second before they jump "forward" again.

I'd also make sure your GPU drivers are up-to-date. Depending on what CPU/GPU you have, you may be able to get more performance by "underclocking" or "undervolting" your CPU/GPU, as it could be throttling due to the high temperatures. Underclocking allows the CPU/GPU to run at a lower voltage, therefore generating less heat, so you might see a performance benefit this way, though this isn't always guaranteed. It's just something you have to play around with till you find out what works best for your system. Only really try this if you know what you're doing.

Try removing all the accessories on your truck like the bull bars, lights, dashboard accessories, etc.

You're right, the Y key was indeed set to the default key assignment of trailer brake. Maybe the text chat key should be changed to something that doesn't have a default assignment. This topic can be closed now.

Fair point, but this behaviour seems inconsistent. I feel like this needs to be addressed by an IGA / developer to see what their official stance on this bug is, or if it is indeed even a bug or a design choice.

Not true. If I set the cruise control with no trailer, the cruise control remains set. The console bug is different though. When you open the console, you lose all focus of the keyboard mappings with the inputs remaining fixed relative to what you were pressing before hitting the console key, where as with the in-game chat, it's a case of the truck only braking with a trailer attached, but other inputs working as intended (e.g. mouse steering).

Hello, Mod Version: Version 0.2.2.1.1 Updater Version: 1.0.0.4 Description: As a person that plays the game using mouse steering, I have come across a bug where the truck stops the moment I open the chat window with a trailer attached to my truck. If no trailer is attached, I can use text chat with the truck driving normally. The video below shows me driving with no trailer and talking in chat, followed by driving with a trailer and talking in chat. Thanks.

Great work! That explains a lot. I often see trailers "glitching" out in a similar fashion as shown in the video. Will this be moved to the "To be fixed" section?

Hello. I was driving through Scandinavia a few days ago and a player spawned on the left side of the road in a safe place, but I came to a full stop and took 17% damage even though there was nothing in front of me. I'm not entirely sure but I think it could be something related to the second trailer spawn on a player's truck. I wondered if this is indeed a bug or just a fluke. Thanks