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Dear TruckersMP Team, I want to express my sincere gratitude for providing us with the opportunity to participate in the Community Survey 2023. It's clear that you are dedicated to continuously improving and enhancing the experience for your users, and I truly appreciate your commitment to understanding our needs and expectations. The initiative of offering a unique profile Award as a token of appreciation is truly remarkable. I'm excited about the chance to display this Award on my user profile and be a part of your community in this special way. Furthermore, the chance to win prizes in the Steam gift card/Discord Nitro subscription giveaway adds an extra layer of excitement to the survey. It's a fantastic gesture that showcases your team's thoughtfulness and generosity. I will certainly take the time to participate in the survey and provide my feedback to contribute to the growth and enhancement of TruckersMP. The availability of the survey in multiple languages is also a testament to your team's inclusivity and consideration for your diverse user base. Thank you once again for your dedication, and I look forward to continuing my journey within the TruckersMP community. Best regards AlparslanK

Hi @_KwasiaK , The modification should be applied in accordance with the rule entitled "Save Editing" No. 3. " §3 - Save Editing Causing extreme lag or game crashes by save editing is not permitted. Extreme lag will not occur from duplicate parts unless the amount is truly excessive. If you save edit to create a very long trailer combination but cannot safely handle it, you are liable to be banned for reckless driving and/or blocking and it is recommended that you remove the particular modification(s). If the Game Moderation Management thinks that your modification is not fit for our servers or negatively impacts other people, you are liable to be banned until the modification has been removed. "

As an inclusive and vibrant community, we value the contributions and presence of Virtual Truck Companies (VTCs) in the multiplayer environment. VTCs play an important role in the development of camaraderie, the organization of convoys and the promotion of a sense of belonging among truckers.Dec. We agree that introducing VTCs is an important aspect of the TruckersMP experience. However, we are also aware of the importance of providing a balanced and fun conversation environment for all players. Excessive spamming of VTC ads can indeed be annoying and reduce the overall quality of in-game chat. To solve this problem, we are committed to finding a solution that supports VTC advertising while reducing possible interruptions caused by excessive spam. Our team is currently looking for ways to create a more organized and controlled approach to VTC promotions in the in-game chat. A possible solution may include the implementation of a system that limits the frequency of VTC ads or imposes set time intervals for the December airing of such ads. By creating a more structured approach, we aim to strike a balance between promoting Decals and providing a positive chat experience for all players.

As a simulation game, Euro Truck Simulator 2 (ETS2) and American Truck Simulator (ATS) aim to provide an immersive and realistic experience for players. The inclusion of day-night cycles and related time periods adds to the overall reality of the game. The transition from day to night and vice versa adds depth to the virtual trucking experience by repeating the difficulties and unique atmospheres of driving at different times of the day. Players can encounter various road conditions, changing traffic patterns and changing visibility, reflecting real-life time periods in the game, all of which enrich the game dynamics. This approach also promotes a global sense of trucking, as players from different regions may experience different difficulties with time when navigating virtual roads. While we appreciate the desire for customization and convenience, we believe that adhering to the in-game day-night cycle further enhances the immersive aspect of the simulation. It also encourages players to adapt their driving strategies and schedules according to the time of day, making the experience more engaging and original.

Dear @(TT VTC) ThatGuyBrian, Thank you for sharing with us your suggestion about adding more gamertag live data options. Thank you for your thoughtful idea and your effort to provide sample pictures for better visualization. The current live player ping feature under the player's name, as well as the suggestion to show the live distance and speed of the truck in front of you, is really interesting. We understand the importance of maintaining safe distances during important events and convoys, and the feature you suggest can greatly improve the overall convoy experience. Having the live distance feature directly on the name tag eliminates the need to constantly switch to the tab menu, allowing drivers to focus more on the road and convoy coordination. This convenience can lead to a smoother and more organized convoy, especially for Virtual Trucking Companies (VTCs) that follow strict guidelines to maintain distance and coordination. In October, the live speed feature can be very useful for drivers who have difficulty assessing the speed of the trucks in front of them. Providing this information directly on top of the player's truck can help maintain a stable and safe space, contributing to a more harmonious convoy experience. Moreover, the inclusion of these live data options can serve as valuable evidence in reporting scenarios, especially in cases where speed is a critical factor. Having a clear record of live speed can help resolve disputes and ensure a fair reporting process. Safe driving and happy trucking! AlparslanK

We understand the importance of improving the overall driving experience, especially when playing at night. A cabin light feature will indeed make night driving more enjoyable and engaging, adding a new level of realism and immersiveness for gamers. The ability to turn the cabin lights on and off will not only improve visibility in the cabin, but also create a comfortable atmosphere for drivers during their virtual journey.

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While in-game penalties may not fully mimic real-life consequences, the goal is to maintain a fair and enjoyable experience for all players. Encouraging positive behaviors, adhering to the rules, and respecting others' gameplay are vital to fostering a thriving virtual trucking community. Let's work together as a community to encourage responsible driving and ensure that TruckersMP remains a place where players can enjoy realistic and immersive trucking experiences. Safe travels on the virtual roads, AlparslanK

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The Cache::remember method automatically checks if the data exists in the cache and, if not, executes the given closure to retrieve and cache the data. The cache duration is set to 600 seconds (10 minutes) in the Cache::remember method. We first check if the 'servers' key exists in the cache using Cache::has. If the key exists, we return the data from the cache using Cache::get. If the key doesn't exist, we fetch the data from the API and cache it using Cache::put. Finally, we return the fetched data.

Encountering bugs in the game physics due to the high ping or lag of the player in front is a common occurrence. As a result, you might experience a situation similar to what is shown in the video.