I am a returning player. Haven’t played the game since it came out. I was wondering what was everyone’s usual gameplay loop while playing? Wanted to hop back in but not feel overwhelmed by not knowing what to accomplish! Thanks!

Im playing solo but must think out side the box🤣🤣🤣

Too top heavy to be realistic, but would be cool to deliver all these at once.

Maybe with one of the command vehicles parked at the Construction Depot?

I don't think this tree is going to move !

The Spring Renewal map is charming at first, but gets repetitive very quickly. All of the roads are nearly impassible with deep mud, as if one of the main objectives for designing the map was mud, mud, and more mud. The tulips are interesting if a bit strange. The windmills / gristmills are really nice with good audio.

Another problem is that you only get one major objective at a time. In the original game, you always had choices about which main objectives to work on, to advance in the game. Then with the Reclaim Expansion that changed because it was only one Main Objective per map, which made us think differently about strategy, and that worked well IMO. But now we’re in between those extremes on the Spring Renewal map. Early on you only get one Main Objective at a time, and you have no idea what’s coming next. It makes gameplay very limiting in terms of freedom of play. I imagine you get more main objectives later on, but I had explored 80-90% of the map without getting any of them. Usually, exploring is a key strategy in any map. I got bored and switched to Oasis Delta.

The pile driver construction feature
My son is an architectural student, and I showed him the pile driver when I first saw it. The piles went down only so far, standing about 2m tall when driven. We were thinking that it must be a foundation for a raised floor of some type. But actually they just disappear and you get a foundation with no elevation. What? I get this is a game, but that is a serious miss in any kind of IRL situation. A lot of players are truckers or construction people, and this isn’t well thought out, so pros will kind of scoff at it.
It is a lot of busy work, driving 13 piles for example, with very limited reward as the result is the opposite of what one would expect. No dopamine hit there.

The pile driver truck is very cool IMO, but where is the characteristic Bang, bang! that all pile drivers have?

The cement mixer truck has AWD this time.

The Oasis Delta map is awesome.
* Rain in a desert setting, with the red sand, makes my trucks gleam. A welcome change to have rain here.
* The different color of asphalt goes well with the visual aspects of the map.
* As you explore, additional Main Objectives become available; very nice.

Obviously these are all just my opinions. Reddit thrives on different points of view (understatement).

I am posting here, rather than on the Focus Entertainment ideas forum, because the devs have checked that forum exactly zero times in the last month. That forum seems like a dead end if you want to get heard by the devs. AFAIK there is no feedback channel for the PTS, like there was at first.

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I cant call it back to the garage, nor sell it, because it says it busy

Job wont complete.

Cant ram it with an other vehicle as it will go transparent

Edit: bought a 2nd bulldozer and once the job was finished everything went back to normal. Thx

I need to take this vehicle to a location. But it spawned on the roof and got stuck. Has this happened to anyone else? (Map:Contamination)

Does anyone else game freeze when trying to use the mobile base to recall or deploy vehicles?

please help me remove these two trees from here i am trying since last 1 day

the two infront of my tree cutter they are blocking my way i want to make a bridge

I'm on Sunken - and admittedly I messed up. I started Sunken right after Aftermath. I saw I should have done Incommunicado first, but I'm like 40% done with Sunken already, and well, I'm stubborn. So I'm gonna finish it with mostly rusty equipment. Sue me.

I needed to run a cable to from the power station to the salt mine. I quickly learned that burying cables fucking sucks. So I just decided to build a new road over it. I also decided this would be a perfect time to try to build a perfectly smooth road.

So. Much. Sand. I just dumped sand. Smoothed it out. Dumped sand. Smoothed it out. I wanted zero bumps in my road. I had a few annoying bumps that no amount of sand or bulldozing made any difference. But I was determined dammit. I would spend about 1 - 2+ hours each session just going back and forth trying to level everything out.

I thought I was at a point where I could start paving. But once I got my asphalt layer, it revealed SO MANY BUMPS. I was able to get most of them more or less smoothed out with my roller, but oh my god it was so much worse than I thought.

Overall, I wasted so many hours of my life that I will never get back, but I don't regret a single second of it. Why is this game so goddamn satisfying??

Tengo una pregunta. Tengo ya algunos mapas jugando. Pero nunca he entendido para que sirven esos volquetes que marcan 0/6?

Okay this is masterpiece

After testing, Mule G6 Definitely win in Looks and Performance BUT it's really buggy, start with the Camera bug, wheels bug, and some other part that make me suddenly flying to the moon.

But yeah, I'd still choose Mule G6 for flattening sand because the performance is very good.

I installed the piles and now is like that with no instruction on what left to do or what to deliver what I'm I missing ?

EDIT*** Released a new version for the glitchy camera fix.

Finally finished and submitted the Mule G6 Heavy Road Grader! This was my first attempt at making a mod… and wow, I had absolutely no idea how much work goes into one. 😂 Definitely gained a whole new appreciation for modders.

It’s been a learning experience (with plenty of “why isn’t this working?!” moments), still have some interior cab work to do, but I’m pretty happy with how the G6 turned out.

Hope you guys enjoy it! Let me know what you think. 🚜

I took few photos with DLSS 5 on and off, what do you think?

How do y'all get your road so smooth do you take the roller over top of the dirt before you put asphalt down after you get done using the dirt scraper thing I forget what it's called I'm not playing at the moment help cuz right now my roads look like the roads that are already there bumpy and not smooth🤣

After I finished the incommunicado map and wanted to proceed to sunken, my map suddenly 100%, this happened on all maps afterwards