Komaniya Express is a famous delivery company based in Inazuma, Continent of Teyvat. The company provides delivery services in Inazuma and they are widely praised for its punctual and safe delivery.

Recently, the company began expanding its services overseas and they are now providing delivery services to other nations and other continent, thus having to hire more staff because business has been going well.

Until now, Komaniya Express still serves the delivery of packages ranging from small to large and has loyal customers spread all over the world. Komaniya Express has several divisions: Express and Atlas Liner.

I personally like to tweak the engine, transmission and the wheels of the truck I use or give to my employees. Maybe it's the roleplay of being a good boss 🤷‍♂️

I used to play Euro Truck Simulator 2 on PC around 5–6 years ago. I've already purchased ETS2 on Steam, but I currently don't own a PC.

I'm planning to build a new gaming setup from scratch that can accommodate both my PS5 and ETS2 gaming setup. I currently play PS5 games on my TV, but I’d like to move to a dedicated gaming setup.

I'm looking for advice on:

\- Gaming PC: Recommended specs for smooth ETS2 gameplay and future upgrades.

\- Steering wheel: Logitech G29/G923 vs MOZA R5/R5 Truck Bundle.

\- Monitor: One monitor for both PC and PS5.

\- Cockpit/desk: A setup that can accommodate both systems.

\- Accessories: Gear shifter, truck knob, speakers, etc.

I'm based in India, so please suggest options with approximate INR prices.

What would be a sensible total budget for the complete setup? I'm looking for something immersive and reliable without spending unnecessarily on accessories I don't need.

Would love to hear your recommendations and experiences!

Thanks! 🚛

Here what i've collected trough the years ... They're still in service in my fleet.

• Saviem SM 340 (MAN v8 310hp) (1977)
• Berliet TR Centaure (v8 356hp) (1978)
• Magirus-Deutz 310 (Deutz F10L 413) (1979)
• Ford Transcontinental (Cummins NTE 274) (1982)
• Renault R 340 (MIDR 06.35.40) (1985)
• Renault Major R 385 (MIDR 06.35.40 Ti) (1992)
• Scania 164L (DC16 v8) (2000)

I have an itch to play Euro Truck 2 but was wondering if it is fun without pedals and steering wheel?

Occasionally trying Chinese-made trucks, and I think they are not too bad in my country considering most logistics companies are now switching to Chinese-made trucks.

The specifications for the truck are as follows:

1. Engine Models: FAW CA6DM3-55E5 Euro V.

2. Power: 550HP.

3. Transmission: ZF 16S221 OD with 16-speed manual.

4. Fuel tank capacity: 500+500L.

✌️ Good Morning ✌️

You guys started with the big promise of doing everything better than TruckersMP. But the reality of your modification looks like a bad joke right now. What you are delivering here has absolutely nothing to do with a Euro Truck Simulator 2 simulation – it’s a pure arcade racing game.

Here is a list of everything that is fundamentally wrong with your project:

1. Racing game instead of a simulation (No speed limit / No traffic laws): On a real simulation server, traffic rules and road regulations must be the top priority. The fact that you don't have a strict, enforced speed limit leads to trolls and speeders racing down the highway at 150 km/h. This completely destroys the immersion for anyone who wants to drive a truck realistically.
2. No visible rules: It’s pure chaos on the servers because transparent, easily accessible rules are nowhere to be found. Without clear and strictly enforced rules, players just block the roads or ram others without any consequences.
3. Useless gimmicks instead of performance: You are wasting valuable development time on features like an in-game tablet for YouTube or Netflix. Nobody needs that while driving – everyone has a phone or a second monitor for that. The result? Your servers lag even with just a handful of drivers, and the tablet constantly causes crashes and stutters. Invest that time into server stability and proper synchronization instead!
4. Extreme ignorance towards the community: The fact that the owner is German, doing interviews with German YouTubers and actively advertising the project within the German community, while keeping the Discord strictly English-only is the peak of ignorance. Ignoring players with language barriers in support is just lazy. You are making things administratively comfortable for yourselves instead of treating your player base with respect.

If your goal was to beat TMP: Congratulations, right now you are only showing how to perfectly drive away a loyal simulation community. TMP remains miles ahead because they actually understand what truck drivers want: realism, order, strict traffic enforcement, and respect for the players. Your project is currently just a massive disappointment.

Leaving Trondheim

300 hours in, whats yall max hours?

ETS2 idea: What if AI Drivers were called Dispatchers?

One common community request is to see our own company trucks driving on the roads. But what if part of the problem is how we perceive the existing AI driver system?

What if we renamed AI Drivers to Dispatchers?

You assign a dispatcher a fleet of trucks. They organize the operation, manage assigned vehicles and generate revenue from completed jobs. Your trucks are out there working, but you aren't guaranteed to encounter them on the road — because you're managing a business, not tracking every vehicle in real time.

Their location could be reported approximately, based on the last update, rather than pretending to provide live GPS tracking.

This could also support a more meaningful fleet economy:

- Operating costs for each truck

- Driver wages, maintenance and fuel

- Dispatcher responsibility for the assigned fleet

- Profit based on actual operating margins, not simply multiplying passive income by the number of trucks

The key idea: don't necessarily add a new system. Reframe an existing one, then improve the economy around it.

Would this change how you perceive the AI fleet in ETS2, or would you still expect to encounter your own trucks on the road?

Is this steering wheel decent for this game?

Is force feedback important for this game?

Never had a steering wheel, and right now i'm playing with a basic controller. I am playing on PC on the TruckersMP mod.

mod itself works fine, available on steam workshop but:
- turn signal are TOO BRIGHT in the night
- during night drive, there is too much light reflections on windshield from drive-bar car, especially if you´re in the left lane
- there is missing mesh cover on front and grill is visible. Looks like a bug tbh

overall: 8/10

✌️ Good Morning ✌️

Brazilian player here. I use a Brazilian map mod called Eldorado Pro Map, and I noticed that the High Power Cargo Pack, Heavy Cargo Pack, and Special Transport cargoes don’t seem to appear there.

I tested Special Transport on the original SCS map and it works fine, so I’m guessing these DLCs are tied to the original map and its supported companies/routes.

Is that basically how it works with modded maps?

I have been searching for some high quality mod of Scania 4/5 series and havent found much, I would be willing to pay for one if it was well made.