ATS | Alberta to British Columbia | Promods & Coast2Coast | American Truck Simulator - Big World 27
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024
- In this American Truck Simulator Let's Play career episode, we continue our long haul, longest journey, going from Key West Florida to our ultimate goal, Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. We complete the fourth leg of the journey, as we haul lemonade from Lethbridge, Canada to Prince George, Canada.
In this career save, we are exploring the ATS world with map mods, having added in Arizona Rebuild, Reforma Mexico, Coast to Coast, the Great Mid-North Expansion, and ProMods Canada. We are exploring the Caribbean now.
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This series is an American Truck Simulator career Let's Play (ATS) playthrough where we start with nothing and attempt to build a trucking empire in Europe.
ATS | Alberta to British Columbia | Promods & Coast2Coast | American Truck Simulator - Big World 27 
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I live in Vancouver, British Columbia so it's fun watching you trekking into western Canada on your way to Alaska. Looking forward to following the rest of your trip.
Greetings to you in British Columbia! I want to come down to ProMods Canada after we explore Alaska a bit.
@@ZillaBlitzPCDefinitely Vancouver--very accurate--but also check out Lillooet and Bralorne. Make note that there's a cool hidden road in Bralorne.
Honestly a nice thing about Canada is that most of the road laws are the same as the U.S and the only major difference being is that the units are in metric. Also, the only thing I dislike about the Alberta portion (and some other areas of this mod)in this mod is that the lines are broken white and not double yellow on two lane roads (1 lane each side) because thats how it usually is in real life. Cool video by the way!
There are definitely places in the mod where it feels like things were done quickly, but for the amount of territory it adds to the game, I'm really happy with the work they've done. It was really fun to drive all the way to Alaska from Florida. :)
Great video really enjoyed it. There is a free mod for the KW W900 to have a better dash. Will fill in the blank space between the tach and speedometer adds more info for cruise control and gearing. There is another mod FOV Mirror's that is awesome you'll be able to see down the trailer much better and what is behind you. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! I downloaded the better dash mod. There are a bunch of FOV Mirror mods, I wasn't sure which might be the one you meant, but I downloaded a couple to try.
From what I remember when I was in Canada back in 2015 with a semi, the speed limit in Canada is 100kmph which is roughly 62mph for semi trucks. And trucks have to be governed. When I drove a 2006 379 Peterbilt, I had those same issues not to be able to see the side of the trailer while backing up, all I saw was that big exhaust stack.
Interesting, thanks. So those stack issues are a real thing? Very interesting.
Certainly a labour of love journey as Alaska zooms into view on a far distance horizon. Nice to see a UPS truck, the one arriving here on Tuesday will have my C4me trays. Many thanks
Fun journey, and I certainly hope your C4Me trays weren't in the lemonade trailer we pulled to Prince George! :)
Truck drivers IRL do 34 hour resets, so having double-sleeps or clock reset sleeps doesn't completely break the roleplaying aspect while still allowing us to see more of the mod scenery during the day.
Ah, good to know, thanks. The only issue with doing that in the game is that double-sleeping makes it easy to be late on the delivery.
@@ZillaBlitzPC Presumably you'd only reset between deliveries.
I was wondering if you might start to find getting jobs in the right direction tricky. I'm guessing as you get closer to the end you might have to do some of these sections of the journey without a load.
I'm starting to think it might be unlikely to find jobs north, yes. I hope we can find a delivery to Prudhoe Bay, but I'm starting to agree with you. We might just have to go sightseeing up there.
Thank god not everywhere in Canada is only 19mph 🙏
Also im taking a long haul with sawdust panels from Merritt(BC) to Islamorada(FL) which is about 62 hours and im stopping in Minneapolis MN right now and for some reason the first exit I took in Minneapolis had a road to the void so I was confused and it is also copy and pasted with the Sacramento before 1.32 so when u go to minneapolis it will definetly not look like how it is IRL (Just reminding you Mike) And I like ur videos
Sounds like you're on a good run, and thanks for the heads up on Minneapolis. Expectations lowered. Safe travels, and thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
@@ZillaBlitzPC No Problem
Another leg closer and some wild limits.
Yes, this last stretch to Alaska might take a bit, especially if jobs are scarce. :)
Maybe if you change the exhaust pipe with some aftermarket one, to gain just a little bit more viewing angle while looking backwards out of the window🤷♂️
I'm looking for some mirror mods that might help, yes.
There is a PFJ truck stop in Lethbridge and.. Husky? Or Esso.. I believe.. been there once.
But no industries, some agricultural around town.
Calgary looks a little copy-paste from some California city.. Which it does a little bit in real life, it looks like an average town, but not as much. Lacking individual vibe which this place has.
Between Calgary an Jasper this route is not for trucks if I remember correctly. Actually about to go thru this area in a few hours.
Other than that, views are... on the accurate side.
Sounds like the in-game Lethbridge is quite a bit different from the real life Lethbridge. I think they just lump a few industries in there to give people something to pick up in game. And yeah, the content in here feels a bit generic, but that's no worries. It's fun to be able to explore the map like this.
@@ZillaBlitzPCTGMN is basically Coast 2 Coast but for western Canada, so certain areas will be better than others. The same is true for Discover Ontario and Bonjour Quebec, though I feel they have a slightly better average quality.
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It's 2 am, I have school in 5 hours, I don't own a car, and I'm watching this
Time to walk to school!
You are driving in Canada to really have an authentic experience you should switch to Kilometers. Embrace the metric system.😀
That's not a bad idea at all, yes. I should do that. :)
I really like to know when are they going to open maps into Canada
I'd think they'll do that after they finish the US, based on how they are releasing the states. I agree that it'd be fun to see a Canada DLC though. :)
I heard that they have plans, one of the people who work at SCS said they purposely called ATS not USA truck simulator because “American” sometimes refers to the Americas. (North and south america)
A drive in C2C that I recommend for the future: the road from Sylva, North Carolina to Cleveland, Tennessee is pretty nice and interesting.
Awesome, noted, thanks! :)
Bus simulator is pretty irrealistic
Good to know thanks. :)
There was a bug fix update today for TGMN and its RC to ProMods.
Aha, interesting, thanks! I'll update. :)
@@ZillaBlitzPC I'd update the TGMN Alaska RC too while you're at it. Prep for the next stage haha.
There's an update for that as well then?
@@ZillaBlitzPCNot today, but within the last week.