12 years after the addition of additional buses to Euro Truck Simulator 2, they finally arrived

You know how it is: accelerate to the bus station because you think you will miss it, then you reach 12 years late. normal. EURO TRUCK SIMULATOR 2 made a short trailer with a great brilliant European coach in it. And it confirms that SIM will add shelves buses soon, which leads to a long shell in terms of developers for the first time in the cloudy days of 2013.

The trailer was included in a STAM brief update, indicating a large white bus pulled from behind the Scania truck. a surprise! The game is now mainly the EURO and/or bus simulation 2.

“We crossed the borders, withdrew the shipping, and we explored countless cities throughout Europe,” says Delepers SCS Software. “But just like any great journey, the road is always full of surprises. Something differently wanders in the show, which is a new way to try the Truck 2 simulation world. I see you at the next station.”

Devs did not say exactly what the busy shape will take the buses, or that will appear route vehicles (please, not Megabus) but the DLC package is likely to be large. It is the culmination of the desire that the developers seem to have for more than a decade. They thought for the first time the possibility of adding buses in February 2013, and writing in a blog post, they were “exploring an opportunity to bypass trucks only” and they said they were “recording sounds and took a lot of photos of the Schania Touring HD bus.” But it seems that these plans have been late on the side of the road so far.

It is a nice possibility for some but not surprising to everyone. Some players have noticed the appearance of the most detailed bus stations along the usual truck transport methods in modern updates, and they say that SIM buses are logical. Although others in Steam forums seem to be angry that buses do not get a dedicated SIM. However, you feel that it is a step in line with the recent studio plans for other SIM, and simulating other American trucks, which are planning to offer small, and other smaller cars as part of the expansion of the “road trip”.