Mavi~

Yes this is the case. It seems that the transition from sim 1 to sim 2 will be faster than expected, but there will still be a crowd remaining in sim1.

You're welcome. Safe travels.

I understand you. TMP has already made this limit change by separating the servers in order to avoid this problem.

You're welcome.

As I said, this is not something you see often. situation that may vary between countries. For example, in my country, I think this situation can be encountered with a slightly higher probability than in other countries. drivers are willing to go beyond the speed limit when they have urgent loads. Of course, this is not true, especially in real life. however, the situation is not so serious in ets, and going a little fast on empty highways will not put anyone at risk.

Not always. You don't see it very often, it's a fact.

I respect your opinion, but the speed mentioned is 150, not 200 or 300. In real life, you can see trucks going faster than this on the roads.

This is a high speed for a crowded road but 150 on an empty highway would be normal.

Why do you think that?

Thanks.

I wouldn't have thought these would be shared publicly

Nice work. It will help many people.

Yes, I would probably give the same answer if you were saying this for trucks before the one for trucks was added to the game .

Your wish has been partially fulfilled. Although not on the main server where most players are located, a new and increasingly popular server with a 150 kmh limit has been created.

I think there can be no negative side to this suggestion. should be done.

Yes, it is an effective suggestion and has been taken into account by an add-on team member.

It would be nice to play ets with the vr experience, but doing this in tmp may pose some dangers.

As you said, it can be added as an option to be found in the game for those who want to feel very realistic, but its absence will not take away much from realism.

It can be done, but it doesn't seem like a necessary thing.

It's a doable and well thought idea.

Yes, it seems like a good suggestion, but its effects on fps should be considered.

Doing so can prevent drivers from being mistaken, but there's also the issue of fidelity. Both possible situations are used in some countries.