SnowRunner

This has to be one of the worst games I have ever played in 40 years. Slow pace, punishes you for being quick, constant stuck with your load for the next objective, forcing a restart to garage. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME or PATIENCE!

Игра на пару вечерков

um jogo muito bom dependendo se vc pega as DLCS com varios mapas e varios mods muito legais mas ele talves enjoe então tenque gostar muito mas de resto muito bom.

Sem o que fala, jogo muito top!!!!!!!!!!

For minimal impact purposes I'm "not recommending"; year 1 content should be fine. The game does not deserve to be slobbed off any more than that in its current state. (!) Don't buy more than Year 1 of content until or if they ever fix the mud=snow experience and late game truck content (including DLC's). According to users who have those purchased, particularly good US trucks have been nerfed to obscurity -- including paid DLC trucks (what the hell). Any Google search from my end brings me back to the early game Fleetstar and White Western Star while slobbing off Russian trucks. I wanted to play more thematically; have US trucks in US regions and Russian ones in Russia. It is an incredible shame that my experience has to be limited by the finite expression of available ingame tools. Sure, the "super" heavy snail trucks are cool but I figured something different could have been done with the rest of the longnoses and those purgatory highway trucks. -> I am also discouraged from buying access because of the unfoldable disappointment in content. I don't want ♥♥♥♥ on my plate. I want my burger fries, five on diesel and proverbial carton. Capische? -->Why in the world are even early offroad trucks so damn tippy? What are they even doing in that category since this is the case? I'm not excited about untipping a damn truck. ---> I have a racing wheel; I occasionally drove these trucks in FPV --- controls seemed more responsive compared to keyboard, which is also upsetting - separate experiences due to hardware. Diff lock warning also comes super early compared to alternative. Just zero cohesion from my pov in this aspect of the game's design. Finished Michigan, late into the Alaska region. It's a decent time consuming game, although it feels confused at times to what degree it should stay arcade and stay a simulator. Logging crane is ass; the few instances I've seen of logging cranes in real life were never this sensitive or incapable of holding a long log (i use wood for heating in the cold months of the year; hauling done by others while I process it myself). I'm a bit disappointed I can't manipulate that SOB from the operator's pov. ->A great amount of trucks are ass because of their fumbled center of gravity. Real life truckers have mentioned that the experience is way too bouncy while seasoned offroaders mentioned that the road and offroad conditions stretch into fantasy. My own input on this -- even the fleetstar, with deadass stock suspension, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tipped at a degree it should have refused to. I assume the raw math involving it is either too sensitive or, during intense moments too chaotic -- effectively fumbling numbers and picking whatever output was hard coded. -->On the same note as to how confused the game seems between arcade and sim; you're not encouraged to optimize based on raw data, as level headed management and truckers would in real life. You're encouraged to wing it, which is not entirely satisfying considering trucks are tippy as is. This game isn't marketed as "Truck ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Sim". As far as I'm aware, it's a -runner series game. This means driving trucks, hauling ass with cargo as the main portion of the game. I should know, INGAME, the mass of the truck I'm driving. I should know the mass per pallet of goods I've got; the theoretic mass I could haul, while being able to overpack (something we can already do by stacking, with only the bottom layer strapped to the bed - though it's still an ass experience with the uneven roads). ---> I should also know the stats of all the tires without having to rely on the collected experience of other players formatted into a neat 2d table; what their relative pressure is as well. Some are high pressure, some are low pressure; the temperature in maps could also influence it. These are important elements to consider for off-roading. The mass of the vehicle comes into play here as well; these things already happen ingame, but we don't have the numeric guidance for it; you only see the consequences of your actions going in blindly. I don't really give a crap about the more recent Mercedes trucks. I would have cared if the other trucks hadn't been shived. If that's what it takes for you to introduce vehicles in the game by contractual obligation, I would've preffered fictional branding like many other games do. I'm playing on Linux. My file editing options are limited to next to none, so I can't fix these things locally.

ES BUENO, TE HACE USAR LA LOGICA.

Tiene mucho contenido y es muy entretenido y mas con los mods que se pueden añadir desde el mismo juego