The screenshot above is from the driver's seat of the Scania R730 that was featured in my last post on the blog, which has now done over 10 thousand game miles ( which can been seen in the above picture on the dashboard ), in less than three days I have driven over 10 thousand miles with this truck alone, as you can imagine the map featured in ETS2 is rather large so takes quite a long time to travel around while looking for problems that need to be reported, however we can not guarantee to find every single problem before the game's release in eight days ( 19th Oct is the offical release date ), but you might now understand that the beta testers and SCS are working like crazy to find/fix everything that they can.
The following screenshots show some of the traffic jams that can often happen in ETS2, I love how realistic some of them actually are, and you can spend a fair amount of time wating your turn to cross traffic lights, or a railway crossing etc.
Screenshot above shows that AI traffic is starting to buildup behind my truck while I was waiting for the lights to change.
Screenshot below shows the traffic jam in front of my truck at the lights, and this is alot smaller than it was when I first joined the queue of traffic as I was not going to take a screenshot of the traffic but then decided that I would and even write a little about it on the blog.
Screenshot below shows the same as the screenshot above but using the external view instead.
I will try to record another video over the next day or so, keep checking back on the blog and the forums for more updates.
M@x
