get ready for a new season of challenges in the Taymyr region of the Russian Federation. Brace yourself for even tougher terrains, harsh weather conditions, and demanding missions. It's time to put your skills to the test and show off your mastery of off-road driving in this exciting new chapter. Good luck and enjoy the thrilling adventures that await! 🚛💨💪
Welcome to Taymyr. Pretty excited to watch the new season. As to your brand new shiny Azov, yes you do lose one cargo slot but your main cargo hauler just went from getting 6 miles per gallon to 14mpg. Have a good weekend. 🤘😬🤘
Yay I'm up to Taymyr! I'm having nightmares imagining the number of times you must have caught that hanging front end on obstacles. And yes driving a truck with the front wheels behind you takes a little getting used to, it feels like you're constantly oversteering (or maybe it's understeer? idk I can't think of the correct term right now) because of how far out your body swings out compared to the rest of the vehicle. You also have to physically pass the point you want to turn before you move the wheel, which feels weird. Our fire apparatus are like that.
That Azov cab layout reminds me of fire trucks here in the UK, with the general shape of it. It's one of my favourite trucks, so pleased that I got it for Taymyr, but it also started a constant internal debate about whether to do a special trip to Amur to get the Active Suspension kit and lift that chin up a bit. Trouble is, the upgrade is pretty deep in to Amur and would probably be 3-4 episodes to reach! 🤔
Regarding cargo capacity : There aren't many trucks that'll do "the Holy trinity" (crane, bed and trailer), and there are even otherwise great trucks that won't even do a crane + bed combo (Tayga, for instance), which is a problem in hard mode unless you don't care about loading fees. Solution? The 5 slot sideboard semi. Just about every truck can fit a crane and low saddle. On top of that, it's a sideboard, so your cargo won't slide off, it's got good ground clearance and it's a breeze to reverse. And, surprisingly to me, it's actually very easy to get around even tight corners. I held off for a long time because I thought it would be a pain to maneuver, but it really isn't. Only downside to it is that it, being a semi, doesn't lend itself to easy "caterpillaring " (detach, move forward, winch) in particularly sticky situations due to the landing gear. Other than that, I love it! (edit: never mind, I see you already found one. 😊)
You know, I was just thinking in Yukon that this map would benefit from having one of those 'blue trailers'. As far as I can see though, there are zero free cargo trailers in Yukon. Might have to buy one. :)
Just to let you know in case you want to go on an expedition to retrieve the ZIKZ 605R. Yes it is probably the king of Snow Runner, however; it cannot have a crane, it does not have chained tires, and it does not have a low saddle.🤘😬🤘
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get ready for a new season of challenges in the Taymyr region of the Russian Federation. Brace yourself for even tougher terrains, harsh weather conditions, and demanding missions. It's time to put your skills to the test and show off your mastery of off-road driving in this exciting new chapter. Good luck and enjoy the thrilling adventures that await! 🚛💨💪
Welcome to Taymyr. Pretty excited to watch the new season. As to your brand new shiny Azov, yes you do lose one cargo slot but your main cargo hauler just went from getting 6 miles per gallon to 14mpg.
Have a good weekend. 🤘😬🤘
One of my favorite regions. I like all the mud. The Ural 4320 6x6 is my favorite truck. I like the Russian trucks alot.
After Kola Peninsula, you'll never want to see snow again in Snowrunner.
Yay I'm up to Taymyr! I'm having nightmares imagining the number of times you must have caught that hanging front end on obstacles. And yes driving a truck with the front wheels behind you takes a little getting used to, it feels like you're constantly oversteering (or maybe it's understeer? idk I can't think of the correct term right now) because of how far out your body swings out compared to the rest of the vehicle. You also have to physically pass the point you want to turn before you move the wheel, which feels weird. Our fire apparatus are like that.
That Azov cab layout reminds me of fire trucks here in the UK, with the general shape of it. It's one of my favourite trucks, so pleased that I got it for Taymyr, but it also started a constant internal debate about whether to do a special trip to Amur to get the Active Suspension kit and lift that chin up a bit. Trouble is, the upgrade is pretty deep in to Amur and would probably be 3-4 episodes to reach! 🤔
Every 10 meters, expect 15 pts suspension and 6 pts tire damage in Tamyr.
very nice :)
Thank you 😃
@@AtlayGaming np :D
Regarding cargo capacity : There aren't many trucks that'll do "the Holy trinity" (crane, bed and trailer), and there are even otherwise great trucks that won't even do a crane + bed combo (Tayga, for instance), which is a problem in hard mode unless you don't care about loading fees. Solution? The 5 slot sideboard semi.
Just about every truck can fit a crane and low saddle. On top of that, it's a sideboard, so your cargo won't slide off, it's got good ground clearance and it's a breeze to reverse. And, surprisingly to me, it's actually very easy to get around even tight corners. I held off for a long time because I thought it would be a pain to maneuver, but it really isn't.
Only downside to it is that it, being a semi, doesn't lend itself to easy "caterpillaring " (detach, move forward, winch) in particularly sticky situations due to the landing gear. Other than that, I love it!
(edit: never mind, I see you already found one. 😊)
You know, I was just thinking in Yukon that this map would benefit from having one of those 'blue trailers'. As far as I can see though, there are zero free cargo trailers in Yukon. Might have to buy one. :)
Totally worth it, in my opinion. I did that myself in Alaska, never regretted that purchase!
Just to let you know in case you want to go on an expedition to retrieve the ZIKZ 605R. Yes it is probably the king of Snow Runner, however; it cannot have a crane, it does not have chained tires, and it does not have a low saddle.🤘😬🤘
The azov 7 doesn’t have rooftop fuel because it prioritizes lo4f parking!
Hahaha, that's very true. 😁
Dude that truck is trash as the skin you chose ... low guard will be a pain.