[MCG] Masunio

Quite impressed with your questions as well as the answers you gave others to vote on. I have no problem with questions 1 and 2, however, after looking at your list above of online GMs as well as your question 3, I hope TruckersMP can improve on having more GM/admins online more. I also understand that all Staff work in their free time, however, all players feel very good when they see GMs online on the server, not necessarily driving on this road but being able to see they control CD road in traffic jam areas

We will understand that, as time goes on, everything will develop more than before, and of course, so will ETS2 and ATS or TruckersMP. I still remember Rotterdam a few years ago when the traffic jam lasted for hours, I still remember the road Oslo - Bergen was always controlled by Admins (GMs today) when Double Trailer was just launched on TruckersMP. However, you can see these popular today at TruckersMP. Previously, there were many suggestions for TruckersMP Team to add for players and today, TruckersMP has done the best for players by developing not only one but all aspects. Therefore, it is impossible to compare with before when it is clear that at the present time TruckersMP has developed much more.

I don't have any problems with driving cars, sometimes, when you have driven too much with trucks, you can switch to driving cars and chill on beautiful roads. However, at the present time, there will be many people complaining about players using and driving cars inappropriately on CD road when more than 50% of accidents are caused by players driving cars. But it will depend on the driver as well as those who follow the rules. There are players who can drive cars on this road for hours and days and nothing happens. It's also a good thing that TruckersMP has added cars to the game as cars (more precisely Skoda car) are very useful for events on TruckersMP today.

I always record while driving because you never know when something exciting or unexpected will occur. Just like in real life, virtual worlds are full of surprises, thrilling moments, and unpredictable events that can make for unforgettable experiences. By recording my gameplay, I ensure that I capture those epic racing moments, incredible stunts, and even funny mishaps that happen on the virtual roads. These recordings serve as a testament to my skills, achievements, and the sheer enjoyment I derive from the virtual driving experience. Not only do these recordings allow me to relive and share my virtual adventures with others, but they also serve as a way to analyze my performance and improve my skills. By reviewing my recorded gameplay, I can study my driving techniques, learn from my mistakes, and fine-tune my strategies to become a better virtual driver. Furthermore, recording while driving in-game enables me to document and share my favorite moments with friends and fellow gamers.

Great event! See you all on the roads!

Personally, I disagree with this. Why do we want to know these numbers when instead of TruckersMP's Devs spending time writing codes for this proposal, they can focus on writing codes or developing other better goals. Instead of spending time on tracking ban numbers, developers could direct their attention towards writing codes or pursuing other development goals that could enhance the game further. Additionally, knowing the number of bans does not provide detailed information about the specific reasons for the bans or the individuals involved. It's true that the numbers alone do not offer a comprehensive understanding of the situations that led to the bans or the impact on the community. In this sense, the ban numbers can indeed be seen as limited in their ability to provide meaningful insights. Instead, you can see how many people are currently in the game, I think that's enough.

Well, I really enjoy driving in the convoys or events. However, on days when there are no convoys or events scheduled, I have found alternative ways to satisfy my love for driving and simulation. One such option is driving with my friends who are also passionate about virtual driving. Whenever they are online and available, we gather together virtually to embark on thrilling driving adventures in the virtual world. The joy of exploring different terrains, tackling challenging routes, and engaging in friendly competitions creates a lively atmosphere that keeps us engaged for hours. Moreover, there are times when I choose to drive alone to enjoy the simulation experience to the fullest. In these solitary drives, I have the freedom to set my own pace, choose my favorite routes, and immerse myself in virtual landscapes. The combination of the immersive driving simulation and the accompanying music me to a world of my own, allowing me to unwind and escape the stresses of everyday life.