Update Speculation thread

Corn fields would be boring! Snowy map please!

 

The Midwest has snow… lots of it.

 

How come they haven't made an East Coast with snow? We probably get more snow than you do!

 

We get snow in the winter, and heat strokes in the summer here in Eastern USA.

 

And lots of power outages as well.

 

Fortunately, my home is near 3 power things so if 1 goes out we may get a dimming of the lights for less than a second, and then full power.

 

Lucky. We live in a small development where if the main road loses power, we do as well. Luckily, none of our power lines can break, as they are all underground. However, the main road has aboveground lines

 

rural michigan I live here and its great

 

Rural Michigan is cool. I've been there. Also, do you live in the mitten or are you a Yuper?

 

southwest

 

Oh, Grand Rapids/ Kalamazoo area? It was pretty nice there when we went on vacation (except for the pocket knife in the futon bed at the Red Roof Inn in Kalamazoo)

 

Im on ultra and it still is pitch dark

Remastered cars are the ones that get PBR

 

The hopper interior desperately needs a PBR refresh. It's the only reason I don't use the hopper much.

 

how is that bad you got yourself a free pocket knife

 

It's bad because there was someone else's knife under your bed. If that doesn't give creepy vibes I dunno what does.

 

So, some more speculation with the T-Series remaster part 3... I'm wondering (read: hoping) we'll see a heavy duty equipment manufacturer for some of the HD T-Series configs like we have Kentarch for the smaller Gavril trucks.

I just bought a Brandt Western Star that's had basically everything mechanical stripped off and replaced with HD parts (I'm still in the honeymoon phase with this truck lol), it would be really cool to see an in-universe equivelant for heavy trucks.

 

UP, Wisconsin, and Minnesota get insane amounts ofn snow. The rest is just, meh.

 

we in southwest Michigan can get some bad snow sometimes

 

Have you been to southern Minnesota or South Dakota in winter? I'd assume not, because most people leave. This year was a really mild summer, but usually, highway closings from snow drifting, driving at 30 MPH on the interstate because visibility is at zero and the snow is going sideways, and being stuck in your house because the highway won't be plowed until the plows finish the town, et cetera, et cetera, is normal. South Dakota has railroad crossing-like gates on all the highway exits because highway closures are so routine! Wow, I think I'm venting now.

 

I 94 becomes a demo derby in winter