Jamie R

Hello Galactipod, The reason your fatigue bar never increases is likely due you to having the feature disabled. You can enable it by ticking the box labelled "Fatigue Simulation" inside of the 'Gameplay' settings (see screenshot below). Once you have this enabled, you should be able to reset your Freight Market job list by sleeping (: I suggest you also have a read of this article for other methods >> https://truckersmp.com/knowledge-base/article/23 Reference Image: Kind Regards, Jamie R.

Looking forward to it!

To be honest, I think Scandinavia, Italy, the Baltics and Vive La France are all equally stunning and make for some fantastic scenery to drive in. However, if I had to say, I would go with Vive La France; there's something about the quaint little villages and towns that can be found that just set it slightly above the others for me

Hello MinuX, Please find below a link to the last official update regarding the new gamemode > https://truckersmp.com/knowledge-base/article/105 Regards, Jamie.

Hello Funox, Your reputation will increase by one for every time a user reacts to a post made by yourself. For example, your '1' reputation is the result of an individual reacting with 'like' to a post you made in the thread - "Voice Navigation. Will you use it or nah ?". You can view your reputation by clicking on 'see reputation activity' on your profile page (see image below). You will also be able to see the reputation you have given out to others. Reference Image: Regards, Jamie R.

Hello Shiftman, On the jobs that are marked as late, did you go offline after having picked it up and / or start in single player and then move to multiplayer or vice versa?? If so, that is the issue; it's a common one with TruckersMP. Essentially, it's because unlike in single player, time does not stop if you quit. It continues as there are obviously other uses who are still online, and thus for all the time you are so, your time taken to complete the job is increasing. Furthermore, if you start in single player and then move to MP (or vice versa), the time will be different and thus it will note the difference. Unfortunately, that's just how it is. To avoid the issue, it's therefore best to start and finish jobs in one session if on multiplayer, and / or not to switch between MP and SP once you've selected one. You could also try doing jobs from World of Trucks, as I believe they are not effected by this issue. Hope this helps, Jamie R.

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB (Zotac) - Have no intentions of upgrading anytime soon

Hello FASTERiANNN, On the jobs that are marked as late, did you go offline after having picked it up and / or start in single player and then move to multiplayer or vice versa?? If so, that is the issue; it's a common one with TruckersMP. Essentially, it's because unlike in single player, time does not stop if you quit. It continues as there are obviously other uses who are still online. Furthermore, if you start in single player and then move to MP (or vice versa), the time will be different and thus it will note the difference. Unfortunately, that's just how it is. To avoid the issue, it's therefore best to start and finish jobs in one session if on multiplayer, and / or not to switch between MP and SP once you've selected one. You could also try doing jobs from World of Trucks, as I believe they are not effected by this issue. Hope this helps, Jamie R.

Hello D. Gaming, As far as I'm aware, the issue whereby you occasionally receive a lag spike upon opening the players list (tab menu) is a known issue with 1.35. Unfortunately, I don't believe there is currently any 'real' fix for the issue. However, if you're currently running the experimental version of Directx11, you could always try reverting back to Directx9. You can do this by launching the game in single-player via 'Directx9' (see screenshot below), loading your preferred profile and then saving. You can then re-launch TruckersMP, and it should launch via Directx9. If you haven't done so already, it also wouldn't hurt to attempt a re-install of TruckersMP. I'll leave the instructions on how to properly re-install the modification below: A screenshot taken from the 'Common Solutions' page - https://truckersmp.com/knowledge-base/article/148 Reference Image: Regards, Jamie.

Hello there, The issues in-which you are experiencing are most likely to be the result of the recently pushed TMP update. It seems they are currently working on a fix, so hopefully your issue will be resolved soon. I'll link the original post below in-case you are interested. Original Post: > https://forum.truckersmp.com/index.php?/announcement/94-issues-with-the-latest-update/

Hello there, As far as I understand it, the error that you appear to be getting is related to the use of DirectX11 - "00:01:53.654 : <ERROR> [dx11] Failed to create texture (/material/terrain/asphalt_parklot_var_1.tobj) (0x8007000e)" There could be a plethora of reasons for such an issue, i.e. the remnants of a mod that was primarily constructed to work with Directx9, outdated drivers etc. If you haven't already done so, I would check to see if your GPU drivers are all up to date, and if they are so perhaps perform a clean installation of them to ensure that this is not the cause of your issue. You could also try using a new // or unmodified profile to see if it is the remnants of an old mod causing a conflict. It also wouldn't hurt to verify your game files in order to ensure you aren't missing anything - https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2037-QEUH-3335 If the above fails to yield any success, I would perhaps consider reverting back to Directx9 as opposed to the 'still in works' version of Directx11. You can do this by launching the game in single-player via 'Directx9' (see screenshot below), loading your preferred profile and then saving. You can then re-launch TruckersMP, and it should launch via Directx9. I believe this will fix your issue. Hopefully this helps you in some way. Graphical issues aren't really my strongest point but hopefully it will give you some ideas. Reference Image: Regards, Jamie R.