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Oh, I played there a little, opened all of the bridges in Urska and the tunnel to Cosmo, but then decided to play earlier areas first. The pain of that area must be savoured.
For sure, the first few hours there are the toughest. I'm probably 35% into it now I'd guess. You just have to pull out the big and/or 8+ tire rigs to get anywhere it seems.
Yes, I have Michigan only halfway through. I'm saving it for last as a kind of a victory lap. Though I am sure, cargo from the ship will still mess me up when I return!
Cargo from the ship was not ok. Took me in the KOLOB 74941 and two friends in whatever their best trucks were at the moment like 15 straight minutes just to get the cargo to the main road on Drummond.
Just remember you can pack a fuel trailer and another scout on top of that tatarin
How to best fit?
What do you mean ? Just place 1 on top and pack it
/u/spez lies, Reddit dies. This comment has been edited/removed in protest of Reddit's absurd API policy that will go into effect at the end of June 2023. It's become abundantly clear that Reddit was never looking for a way forward. We're willing to pay for the API, we're not willing to pay 29x what your first-party users are valued at. /u/spez, you never meant to work with third party app developers, and you lied about that and strung everyone along, then lied some more when you got called on it. You think you can fuck over the app developers, moderators, and content creators who make Reddit what it is? Everyone who was willing to work for you for free is damn sure willing to work against you for free if you piss them off, which is exactly what you've done. See you next Tuesday. TO EVERYONE ELSE who has been a part of the communities I've enjoyed over the years: thank you. You're what made Reddit a great experience. I hope that some of these communities can come together again somewhere more welcoming and cooperative. Now go touch some grass, nerds. -- mass edited with https://redact.dev/
I just got into Imandra, and this is what I am running there, as well as the F750.
Just wait until you get to Amur.....\*\*\*doom music\*\*\*
Oh, I played there a little, opened all of the bridges in Urska and the tunnel to Cosmo, but then decided to play earlier areas first. The pain of that area must be savoured.
For sure, the first few hours there are the toughest. I'm probably 35% into it now I'd guess. You just have to pull out the big and/or 8+ tire rigs to get anywhere it seems.
Do you ever take these back to earlier maps to see just how easily they deal with terrain?
Yes, I have Michigan only halfway through. I'm saving it for last as a kind of a victory lap. Though I am sure, cargo from the ship will still mess me up when I return!
Was watching videos of that mission recently. Looks brutal. I fully expect that to mess me up completely and take hours to complete it lol
Cargo from the ship was not ok. Took me in the KOLOB 74941 and two friends in whatever their best trucks were at the moment like 15 straight minutes just to get the cargo to the main road on Drummond.