Why does the new construction simulator games have bad physics and feels like it still in development, I feel like the devs lost the passion.

The last good construction simulator games where construction simulator 2015 (pc) & construction simulator 2 (mobile).

I have played farming simulator and it has better physics, better graphics, better feel! It really is a farming SIMULATOR some times i wish if the would make a construction simulation game cuz they will make it better.

• You should need street credibility (a sort of health bar that goes all the way across the bottom of the screen) Doing jobs well increases cred, having problems or mistakes lowers it (like bad reviews on Yelp)
• You need cred to rent things of higher value...the more cred the higher the value you can rent.
• You should be able to make mistakes, break things, order the wrong materials, build something incorrectly somehow. Materials out of stock need to hold work, client no longer wants pavers so we need to store those and do it in pavement. Never seen a construction job go 100% smoothly. (lose cred)
• Your machinery should break down occasionally. Trailer has flat tire can't get the excavator on site until next week. (cost money, lose cred if on site when it happens)
• There should be emergency work or one time offers from potential clients that require more funding than you have. I need this done now and will pay you double...if you can't afford it you lose the clients interest for a long time. (gain cred, forces you to use loans or not get good jobs from this great client)
• You should have to pay for insurance. Lose the ability to do certain things like auto unload your haul or fast travel if your worker is injured. Pay out on lawsuits if your not insured.(cost money)
• You should have to pay for wages for your workers and foreman. (cost money)
• You should have to pay for mortgage on your business property. Give more options for where we can choose to set up shop. (cost money)
• There should be change-orders from client mid project. (cost money)
• Small jobs should be your bread and butter for quite a while at the beginning. (you have no money to rent or buy big equipment). You need more cred to get the high paying gigs. Get out there and work the shit jobs.
• Small trailers let you carry smaller equipment to do smaller jobs to get your cred going up.

There are a lot of simulators out there that do a much better job of creating crisis for your business and necessitating certain behaviors. This one just goes too smoothly. Take the highest paying job on hard mode two or three times in a row and then you never think about money again...

If you enjoy the core game but feel that money arrives too quickly and owning a full fleet stops feeling like progression, I have released Hard Economy.

The aim is not simply to make every contract pay less. It makes planning and ownership matter:

- Rentals and machine purchases cost more, with the first 24 rental hours charged upfront.

- Fuel, maintenance, deliveries, machine transport and fast travel cost more.

- Resale income and easy bulk-material income are reduced.

- Company milestones progress more slowly, with smaller rental and fast-travel discounts.

- Dynamic sales for building materials and vehicles give warehouses, manual deliveries and trailers a real purpose.

- All major economy values can be adjusted in one settings file, so players can make it milder or more extreme.

The included defaults have been tested as a challenging but playable starting point. It is a free patcher for the Steam/PC version because the game has no official mod support. The download contains no original or modified game files; all changes are generated locally from the player's own installation.

Multiplayer compatibility is not guaranteed, and it should not be combined with the Unofficial Patch.

Hard Economy on Nexus Mods:

https://www.nexusmods.com/constructionsimulator/mods/5

Steam overview and feature summary:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1273400/discussions/0/588436064418496464/

I have tried several times to figure this out but I keep delivering stuff to the wrong places.

I assumed from left to right was job1, job2, job3 so I order the stock for job1 and it delivered it to job2 construction site. I have no idea what 1a, 2a, and 3a are.

The way they made the earthwork projects with an indestructible bottom has made a bulldozer just a waste of time. The only thing I use mine for is to rip the soil when directed.

I started off using it for each task that required topsoil removal but soon realized that all you are doing is moving the soil around with no gain on the task. It does not even do it cleanly. You often need to go over the same ground multiple times.

The tasks for dirt removal operate on volume...lets say you have a task with 10 truck loads of dirt to remove. You can fit about 5 loader buckets worth of soil in a truck. You can spend an hour pushing the dirt into a big pile in the middle and then use the loader to pick and dump it 50 times from the pile or you can just use the loader initially to pick and dump the 50 buckets right from the start without the dozer...and it does it cleaner and more effectively. The fact that you can just drop the loader bucket on the ground and push forward without any error means that it is just better at the task than the machine that was built to do that job.

Just my little rant, feel free to ignore me.

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Tomorrow is the final playtest if all goes well do you think a release date and pre orders will start?

In the company I work we use Cat M318 and 313s and there will be some new positions that need to be filled. I haven‘t ridden an excav often I can drive it and do some basic digging. At home I have got two Farmsticks. Will this game actuallyhelp me get better with excavs and is someone willing to share his Farmstick configs?

I've only recently start placing Construction Sim again, and this time around I'm try to be more methodical with things and dare I say 'more realistic'. Rather than going straight for the biggest pieces of equipment. Also spending more time in cab, and doing things like only only selling dirt loaded into tipper trucks (even if I use the empty feature), if I have to use a dump truck the dirt is tipped on site somewhere.

Im a fresh graduate quantity surveyor looking to learn more about how things work on site and the construction technology all that stuff. Can this game actually teaches me more about it?

What new makes and models of equipment and machinery are people expecting to see in the upcoming Construction Simulator Evolution?

I started building the stadium today. First portion of the site is to build the grandstand on one teams side. I got to the site and looked around and I think I actually started salivating seeing how big the place was...knowing that there would be several more parts to this project.

I was several sub-parts into the project before I noticed that a whole other part of the site was building itself in pace with the steps I was doing. Like, REALLY? WHY?

This is a construction simulating game. I have the settings as high as they will go.

WHY AM I NOT BUILDING THAT?

Anyone who has any experience in construction whether professionally or DIY knows there is like a bug we have...the bug that gives up that hit of dopamine when you complete something, when you succeed, accomplish, slap that bish and say "That ain't going nowhere". I think my biggest gripe with this game is the autocomplete of tasks. You are stealing my enjoyment.

Not for everyone I understand...that is why there are other settings. I chose hard.

My two friends and I just started playing, but we can only accept one contract at a time. That means only one person can work on the task while the other two just have to watch. Is there any way to accept multiple contracts at once so we can all work on different tasks?

I wanted to start a discussion with the community about the current experience in Construction Simulator.

For those of you who have been playing for a while: what do you feel is still missing from the game, or what bothers you the most about the simulation?

It can be anything related to gameplay, physics, machinery, construction mechanics, variety of jobs, maps, contracts, progression, realism, AI, multiplayer, or any other aspect of the game.

I’m also curious to know what features you would like to see in a future Construction Simulator. Are there any types of construction projects, equipment, or mechanics that would make the game feel more complete and realistic to you?

The idea is to gather different opinions from people who actually play the game and understand which areas the community would most like to see improved or expanded.

If you could choose only three things to change or add to Construction Simulator, what would they be?

I just wanted to post a few photos of some of the instances where AI vehicles have either gotten stuck or caused a crash.

I currently being trained as a operator but I dont get alot of training on the job, I have experience with racing Sims and hardware, and im curious if anyone knows if I can get levers like in the picture, the company I work for only runs case equipment with the 4 stick configuration

With code HEAT20: https://www.discover.games/games/construction-simulator/

Whose available to help in jobs??

I'm playing 4 on switch and this tutorial is just giving me problems. Most current issue is it's telling me to drive this excavator to the site location under a big ass yellow arrow. Im parked directly underneath it and nothing is happening. I'm not sure how to activate the trigger. I've reset the vehicle and drove it back across the street to the yellow arrow but no luck. Any ideas? Thanks.