American Truck Simulator

[ET21]

I wonder if its a copyright issue so they have to edit the look, but why does Sears Tower look so wonky in the game? It's a very minor thing but it reminds me of the original Watch_Dogs look where they added extra sections

[LilianaUwU]

Took long enough, but they're doing North Dakota! https://blog.scssoft.com/2026/07/ats-where-next.html?m=1

[vtk]

Maybe it's just because we're getting into territory I have some familiarity with, or maybe it's just the scale problem, but Illinois is the first state in the game where I've felt a lot is missing. Like I-270 across the north side of StL, and the Tri-State Tollway. I know beltways are often omitted in this game, but these are the de-facto through routes for major cross-country travel. And I-55 in Illinois has like a dozen junctions with other freeways but only two service exits? They really should have tried to include a few more service interchanges, even if they're not driveable. And more local road overpasses.

[LilianaUwU]

Forgot to mention, they're finally reworking Nevada: https://blog.scssoft.com/2026/07/nevada-rework-project-first-overview.html

[Henry]

I'm sure a lot of you are interested in the accuracy of the nation as portrayed in the game compared to its real-life counterparts:

And yes, it's possible to turn off the maps feature to challenge yourself as to where you need to go.

[TheCatalyst31]

And yes, it's possible to turn off the maps feature to challenge yourself as to where you need to go.

The problem with doing that is knowing real-life roads can put you at a disadvantage, since they aren't always  in the game.

[vdeane]

And yes, it's possible to turn off the maps feature to challenge yourself as to where you need to go.

The problem with doing that is knowing real-life roads can put you at a disadvantage, since they aren't always  in the game.

Or, as that person found out, they aren't always drivable.

[Henry]

And yes, it's possible to turn off the maps feature to challenge yourself as to where you need to go.

The problem with doing that is knowing real-life roads can put you at a disadvantage, since they aren't always  in the game.

Or, as that person found out, they aren't always drivable.

You are absolutely right! Many 3di's can't be found/accessible, so if you wanted to bypass a city or maybe spur right into a downtown, chances are that you'll be SOL.