The single best tip to offer: Go into settings and turn off repeating notifications. That way you're not told hundreds of times that you can winch, turn on AWD, or recover a vehicle when you're trying to get through a section.
OMG Thanks!!!! Been playing for a bit now and the notifications annoy me. It keeps telling me to turn on AWD when I have it on 😂😂. Thanks for this tip as I never knew I could turn them off!!
Sarstan totally agree I turned it off because I was getting really annoyed by the constant notifications when I turned it off it made my game experience much better!
Tip: When looking at the map trailers will show up in 2 different colors, red is a tow behind trailer and blue is a semi trailer that needs a low saddle.
My tip: When you’re done with a region, collect all of the trailers you don’t want, take them to the nearest trailer store and sell them for some extra cash!
I found the steering twitchy and prone to overcorrection. Goin into settings and changing to steering wheel mode helped a lot. It causes the wheels to re center automatically lessening the tendency to over correct
I had stopped playing for a long time and just started in again. It didn’t used to be an option, but it is now and that is really good to know... especially when my mud tires suck on pavement.
Another point. If you have the small crane and you’re stuck in the mud with no nearby winch points, you can stick the crane into the ground and extend it to use it as a paddle to push yourself closer to a winch point. Did that once lol.
Definitely a good trick! Also you can sometimes turn the wheels and rock your truck until it's just gone past being 90 degrees, then you can start the engine and winch to safety.
Plant small fuel trailers around the map in case you start to run low , send your scouts out to open up the maps . Don’t drive to fast or you will tip . Always pick the winch which works without the engine running , if in doubt about mud go around it,
Great tip. I'd also add this tip.. Get the Tuz 420 vehicle from Russia and then customise it with the autonomous winch, then get a truck with a crane such as the Tayga or Azov and add trailer to suit the cargo you're delivering. Use the Tuz 420 to winch the truck to your destination.
Another great tip: upgrades can be sold again as well. And everything (trucks, trailers and upgrades) can be sold at 100% the cost so don’t hesitate to just sell a truck, you can always buy it again later.
So does that mean that if I give for a mission what was on a trailer (steel beam for example) I can just sell that said trailer that I've found??? Cuz I have two empty ones just laying there... But does that also mean that if I want a trailer later, I'll have to buy it AGAIN?
OMG i cant stop playing this game its soooo good. A good tip i have found that isnt mentioned a lot (may be ovb to some) is turning your wheels in deep mud going from left to right full lock. I spent 5 min doing this (felt like an hour) when i was bogged down in deep mud and water by a river with nothing to latch on to with the winch, dont give up even if it looks like its not moving eventually you will find traction or a small rock for the tire to hit, its usualy the back wheels that get stuck but turning the front wheels flatens the mud and you sometimes find a harder bit for your truck to grip onto. Done this a few times and the satisfaction when you manage it is why the game is so good instead of just recovering work at it. Also release your trailer if your stuck and get the vehicle out first, then winch the trailer as the truck is much lighter to get out than with it attached and you can winch from a better spot and re attach when your out of trouble.
The eyes in Russia are green near the abandoned gulag where you get the radioactive container. Kind of makes you wonder about the odd folks with the abandoned campsite on Rift and why it looks like there is the edge of a crater near the top of the map on Quarry. I'm sure that's a coincidence and nothing to worry about.
Here's another tip: Manually choosing winch attach points can be time consuming and the quick winch function in external view can be a bit flakey on where it attaches. If you go to the interior view and use quick winch it will attach to whatever is closest to the center of the screen. The will usually let you pick a specific tree faster and changing views is faster than opening the function menu and manually selecting both attach points.
That works nicely, cheers for that. I often use the first-person view when in trees as the camera gets confused and usually you only need to winch ahead of you to make progress.
Those "free" trailers often have cargo, which may be closer to an objective than the regular place where you get it. You can either haul the trailer, or if your truck has a crane you can pick cargo off the trailer (you have to connect to the trailer and unpack it first). If a "free" trailer has fuel in it, you can use it as a resource by hauling it somewhere useful rather than always having to go back to the garage or a fuel stop to refuel.
@@ATribeCalledCars that's funny. The first time I went to the Russian map. I turned over 3 vehicles within the the first hour. This was before I knew about the recover option. I only had 3 vehicles at the time. Once I recovered them I went back to Michigan. Russia was rough.
One very important tip regarding the carrying of cargo. Whatever cargo you're carrying, leave it unpacked. The weight of an unpacked cargo actually has way less of an impact on the truck's speed and mobility than packed cargo does. Just get the sideboard bed addon or trailer, and that'll prevent the cargo from falling off the truck (unless you tip over of course).
This feels like an exploit and I prefer not to, but hell, do what's fun for you! (It's particularly ridiculous with logs, a full truck of dozens of logs turns into *three* logs when unpacked!)
To change gears with the auto function simply press L1 quickly while accelerating to up a gear and when you feel the vehicle bog down press it again and it will downshift without stopping, saving you much needed momentum
I just started playing today and I figured out a trick for towing trailers. If you're stuck, detach the trailer, gain some momentum, and then quick winch to the front to yank it. Rinse and repeat. (Might only work on select trailers. I've only tested it on the first type of trailers so far)
My tips: #1. I periodically haul out maintenance trailers when I can and drop them off at random points all around the map (usually at intersections) so I don’t necessarily have to find a gas station or service station. #2. I leave at least two vehicles (only one if scout, *autonomous winch) in every map with no garage. That way if I flip or get stuck/run out of fuel I have another vehicle relatively close by to help.
Get the Tuz 420 scout from Russia and add autonomous winch. Place Tuz in every map. I've never had a Tuz gets stuck in mud or snow so far. It's so good, I use it to pull trucks and trailers with supplies. It's only weak points are 1. It's slow. 2. It had a wide turning circle.
Having trouble With vehicle rescues or recovery’s? Always wedge your vehicle against a tree to strengthen any tough winch rescue jobs. Works every time 👍
another tip: looking at the map automatically saves your game (only works if the game hasn’t save just yet).. might be useful if you’re not sure that your truck or trailer are gonna roll over.. why, you asked? coz when they did roll over, just press ALT+F4 *immediately* to quit the game (before it saves your ‘progress’) and then continue to play again just before the _accident_ happen 🤣🤣
Tip. The ramped trailers can carry trucks, you can use these to bring a truck that’s Affective but with hi fuel consumption to another area that doesn’t have a garage just slap on a trailer on your semi of choice and bring it, just be a tad careful. Heavy amd you can’t pack it down
Here’s a little tip for everyone. Buy a fuel tanker. Either the small or the large, depending on how often you find yourself in an area that has no fuel station….and tote it to an area near there and just leave it. You will always be close to fuel and when it’s empty, you can either take it back and sell it or refill it at a station and drag it back. Really helps if you have a big truck that has a small fuel tank or that drinks it’s fuel instead of sipping it. 🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is a really good game, and it's exactly what I imagined for a sequel while playing Mudrunner. I am about 30% done this game and have found most of these tricks you mention, just by playing. I think one of the most interesting parts of the game is that there is very little info on how to play the game. It's up to you to think critically, to solve solutions to problems. There is a bit of a learning curve to understanding the menus, and garages, but that's all part of it. I think of it as one big puzzle, and I need to figure out what to do. Sometimes I will be thinking about the game even when not playing it and I come up with a solution on how to complete something. Some people might night like the slower pace of the game, but I think of it as more of a puzzle game then an action game. If I want a fast paced, open world game I'll switch to GTA usually. One tip I would like to add is to customize the trucks with distinct visual identities so that it's easier to remember what truck is good for what. All my best trucks I color GREEN, second best trucks are ORANGE and shitty trucks RED. Keeping track of 8 or 10 trucks gets to be too much for me anyway, but if I quickly look at my storage I can see what my favorite trucks are by color. The only exception is the hummer, which has to be YELLOW, because what other color hummer would you drive?
So I actually skipped a lot of Michigan. I never completed the tutorial due to thinking I was soft-locked in the garage because I didn’t understand the retain and world map stuff. I have one of the best trucks in the game and about 100k to work with, and I didn’t know most of these. This would’ve been nice to know about when I was starting out. Even as a “veteran” who got the game a month ago, these help a lot.
Here's a better 25: if your truck can have any extra lights, add them. Night time visibility, especially on Taymyr where the day/night cycle is wonky, is a huge plus
The game has been a complete treat so far! I loved Mudrunner and this has been a massive improvement. My one complaint which I feel is quite a large issue is the cooperative progression system. Only the host progresses in the campaign, and the free trucks spread across the map are only made available for the host. I want to play through this with friends, but to progress equally we have to do it all twice.
Heck yeah, I didn't realize this until we almost completed the 1st part of Michigan on my buddies and the next day I had no progression...didn't even realize it says in when loading into co-op until after
The winch can be a great tool for twirling longer vehicles (looking at you, twinsteer!) round tight corners. Attach the winch from the rear of the truck to a tree behind you and on the outside of the corner, take up the slack, then as you drive through the corner the rope pulls the rear end round. Hard to describe, but give it a go! It's also good for holding a truck up as it threatens to tip driving along a traverse.
Tip: once you get a watchtower look for upgrades. Upgrade can be usefull for the truck you have and other truck that you might have in the future of your game
All of the maps is detailed, so if your route goes on difficult tracks avoid by going point to point across the map. Avoid trailers that limit your vehicles turn radius, be selective. Use the winch to help you across side slopes, attach to truck center points and tree to 'swing' across the slope without tipping. (used by mountaineers to cross sheer faces without hand holds). If your vehicle tends to steer very slowly (or not at all), power off to let the front wheels grip. Remember you can not steer if the wheels that steer are in the air.
Played the game alot, I overlooked the loadstar... Its kinda an ugly old truck... But its a scout, u can add a truck bed. It holds ton of fuel and repair parts, and u find the better motor, raised suspension and put highway diff its probably the fastest scout. Definitely worth checking out.
Anyone else see the "wolf" on black river? It's north of the fuel station closest to the farm. You take that sharp corner and if you slow down the wolf is visible then despawns as you approach.
@@ATribeCalledCars Dev ideas for SnowRunner 2: you can get out of the truck, attach winches and hitches manually and be eaten by a bear in Alaska ("Mission failed, recover truck driver to hospital?")...
I use fuel tanker trailer as temporary fuel stations and position them in strategic places far from the nearest gasoline station, specially at areas like islands without garages.
For me the most hilarious thing to do is to traverse a road meant for a small scout vehicle with an 10x10 wheeler carrying an 8 slot high saddle trailer. Stupid? Yes, hilarious, YES!
i liked it more when the game asked me to take a logging truck hill climbing in yukon. that contract is extremely hard, even for a experienced player like me.
The one thing I find that is a pain with Snowrunner... is the access to tyres. Snowrunner has very unforgiving terrain and to use the Mud tyres as an example, you have to be level 8 or something. So using Highway tyres in mud is not adequate. But oddly, they do work well with AWD initiated. Settling for all terrain tyres is the next best thing before you can get mud tyres for the White Western star or the Fleet Star.
You're right, I remember the grind to mud tyres on the Tayga. It's partly why I did my how to make fast XP video as I know many people simply wanted mud tyres to enjoy the game more.
At the beginning money is king. If you find yourself in need of that cold hard cash. Buy the most expensive vehicle you can, do as many free upgrades as possible, then sell it, then buy it again, and repeat. You won't get a lot from it necessarily but if you need the cash now it's one way to get you that sweet green stuff.
@@Dimaz42 tru. Well this game still needs shifter support and need cruise control just like mudrunner and spintires badly!! It’s honestly making me crazy or not being in the game..🤬
@@billygames7107 yea, totally agree with that.. though I ended up cheating by modding the mud and the wheels so it's a bit easier and don't take a long time to play, so my hands aren't that painful anymore 😁😁
My SnowRunner tips, tricks and secrets video is here! I'll be honest, one of the tips is a bit silly. So here's another you may not know: the left joystick can control the camera zoom when in the truck view. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for my advanced tips video! Also go watch my 10 best trucks showdown.
You can take 2 trucks thru gateways. Each truck can have an attached trailer. Load em up before going to gateway. Winch both trucks together and both trucks with cargo and trailers will be in next map.
@@ATribeCalledCars have you noticed a glitch with hauling vehicles? I drive 1 on to trailer, switch to hauling truck, and loaded truck falls through trailer
Really enjoying the game. I played spintires when it was still a tech demo, got mudrunner when it came out, and this just adds onto everything both games did and makes the world feel more alive
Got into mudrunner years ago like snowrunner liking your videos they have been a big help on some tasks and contracts ...saw the section about codes what do the codes open up trucks or add-on would like to here back again like the helpful videos keep up the good work
If you are on the map and move your navigating circle on to a truck or a building and press the right stick it will atomaticaly tell you what you need instead of scroling through all the categories on the side
@@Asdprefix if your cabin is ahead of the winch point and there is nothing ahead, then you can winch from the rear of the trailer and pull yourself forward
A good way to save time is to stash vehicles on maps with no garage. Just drove the ass end of nowhere from your garage? Stash the truck next to a warehouse or port on the map. When you have another mission to do on that map, you can use that truck rather than driving there all over again.
Also, sometimes missions direct you to pickup cargo from a more distant location (if you select the cargo item from mission menu), but infact there's closer location to pickup the same cargo.
Tip: the added light bars on the roof of trucks can be great assets for night driving in Michigan, and other non- snow environments, but can actually be counter productive when in Alaska, creating too much glare and reduce visibility. Consider removing them in snowy regions and looking for front bumper options with extra lights if extra illumination is desired.
stuck with one mission in the mines at smithville dam, tipped over on narrow hilly roads with all cargo scattered around. Haven't touched it since recovering them keeps failing for me.
I suggest two trucks if you haven’t tried it already, one with a heavy crane and the other with a trailer, and if you keep tipping when trying to lift the cargo, attached the crane to it then just drive backwards, like a winch
Oh yeah, that took me a while when I first started but it makes such a difference. Almost a completely different game once you know some of the basic mechanics.
Don't know if it works now,but in early versions if you exit the game straight from the pause menu,then after turning it on again it usually reverses your progress back a little. Handy if you rolled over in a remote location.
Some achievements in the game require you have certain trucks. Like for example you use the p12 in taymar for 10 cargos you get an achievement same for running the zakz 5068 a Russian truck in either Michigan or Alaska and running 10 cargos there. But it has to be those certain models.
Wheels work really well here nice ffb nd everything. Had one problem when I spawned a car the wheel kept jerking to the left and right really fast. Unplugged the USB for 5 seconds put it back in it calibrated and was fine! The only thing I can say is sometimes it feels like you may need less rotation or maybe there's a deadline in the center about 5-15° but once you get used to it it's not bad. That and the lack of options on xbox seem fairly decent for recent implement. Edit: Autocorrect
Great tips thanks for the video, I will add that I connected my Ferrari 458 thrustmaster steering wheel for Xbox one to play the game and had absolutely no issues.
It depends on the truck, some allow mud tyres earlier. Off-road are great too so worth getting those first. Even all-terrain will better the really not great road offerings. If I remember correctly the Chevy gets better tyres pretty early.
i am basically a scout main in this game, i love to take my scout everywhere, get every watchtower, upgrade and vehicle wherever i can except for when the tunnels to the next map are locked because missions... fun
Do I need to attach a trailer to deliver something? I’m on Island Lake and doing the mission “Lumber Mill Revival.” The only vehicle I have to deliver the loads easily is the Cat 745C. Problem is, it can’t attach trailers. There is a trailer with metal beams but I cannot attach it with the Cat.
You're welcome, plenty of more recent videos on the channel.
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I always stuck in the mud, cant get right tires for mud and i found out i can get out of the mud in tutorial, but when game starts, its impossible to drive. I stuck even on ground where is not so much of mud. I don't know what i am doing wrong, i have only tires that are for normal road, cant get any job done to level up my character to get option to buy tires with chains for mud.
Which truck do you use? Use the one next to the first garage and upgrade it with awd and a "loading platform" (don't know the exact english word - I mean the thing that allows you to load freight directly on the truck, without the need of a trailer.)
Don't use trailers unless you MUST, they make you get stuck in the mud easier, I hate them, you can load stuff directly in the truck and that's a whole lot better, plus try to level up to unlock the second type of tires, those help too, also try to get trucks with AWD, it's a must, all my trucks have it.
Low ratio usually makes differential locks available (otherwise the wheel with least grip spins, dissipating all the power - even in 4WD). 4WD plus "Diff Locks On" is best for deep mud.
I found myself using a flatbed and cherrypicker on a semi with a towable 4 place trailer to tow another semi set up the same way attached to another 4 place trailer.... so you can take two trucks and trailers at one time hauling 12 spots of equipment or materials 😁😁
11:19 I felt that pain I was playing mudrunner I was about to complete a level and then my truck tip over and I was pissed I hat to return to the garage and do the trip again
Tip: if you wanna go downhill and keep control just put it in low, this forces the car to go slow and won’t allow it to pick up speed, need to go lower L-, feeling risky L+
If a long trailer bottoms out you can also use the crane to pick up the front end and swivel it around to a place that doesn't cause it to bottom out. I had to do that one time when going over a bump. I ended up redirecting towards a stream and just drove it through said stream lol
Did not know I could sell trailers. Also didn’t know that when selecting delete trailers, that when you went to the trailer store, you’d have to buy one you’ve already purchased. I presumed they worked like vehicle upgrades.
I'm thinking variable chassis length and wheelbase depending on frame add-ons would clear up a lot of space wastage and trailer hitch issues and make for a more truly customisable truck....
I've only just started playing this, literally just completed the first bridge. I have the default small truck and I have found some trailers but no matter what I do, I just connect the 'curtain trailer' to the truck ? Do some trailers only work with some vehicles ?
You should be able to reverse up to the curtainside trailer with a larger truck and pull it. But with some trucks and some add-ons you may lose that ability. Also scout trucks are typically unable to pull larger trailers. For bigger trailers you may need to equip a low or high saddle. The map will usually tell you if this is necessary for a task.
I have just started playing and in the 1st map, can anyone tell what do you need to remove the fallen power lines and rocks blocking the major roads,since i am not finding any options to remove then. Thanks
Usually there's a task box by the obstacle, you just have to complete the mission. Failing that, a good scout can go round or there's usually another route so check the map.
What do you do with the first trailers you find at the very first part of the game? Like that trailer full of timbers? Just drive it to the garage and sell it, or use the would in another project? The game is kind of overwhelming.
Keep it ready for any task that needs that cargo type. You'll see contracts in the menu, you can go through and see tasks there and even the cargo requirements and where to deliver them. Some tasks you have to find out in the wild or unlock.
@@ATribeCalledCars Can I bring my trailers to the next location? Also, my GMC MH9500 ran out of fuel in the first level and I only have my Chevy CK1500 as another vehicle. How am I going to refuel that truck? Recovering doesn't refuel. Stupid me went exploring, got stuck and ran out of fuel.
@@Del-Canada Recovering does refuel, unless playing in hard mode. Did you enable that? You can move goods between maps in the same area. But not move goods from one area to another (Michigan to Taymyr, for instance).
@@ATribeCalledCars You can't set difficulty. Just checked. But you can unlock hard mode which I haven't. Not sure what the issue is. I'll figure it out.
How do i attach a trailer to my truck tbh im dragging them trailers with my winch cuz idk how to attach them..the attach function doesnt work for me idk why
I am playing on PS4 for SnowRunner and i've noticed that the steering sensitivity is really high and doesn't centre back up. Anybody know how to fix this?
There are two settings, one is called controller and one is called steering wheel. I think the latter does not auto centre. Give that a go and see what you think.
tip: if your stuck is a region you do not like go to contracts and click on the first one it will axantentle show you how to get out of that region (this only works for the first 3 in mishagain)
I just got this game today and Wait you don't have to leave Michigan but when I found that garage after doing the first bridge when I tried exiting the garage it said I had to go to Alaska to keep playing
question?... is it possible to clean up leftover rocks? It seems they went a bit too far with obstacles especially rocks like where it has "road closed" in Alaska on the way to the tunnel, I had a trailer with my Hummer & International Scout and them boulders messed up my whole plan
Tip 1: Sell everything, go to Russia, buy Azov 64131 - Enjoy easy mode. Tip 2: Find a contest you like, farm the contest for poinys untill you get to level 10. Go to Russia - Buy the 6 weel scout - Enjoy the rest of the game in easyer mode.
The single best tip to offer: Go into settings and turn off repeating notifications. That way you're not told hundreds of times that you can winch, turn on AWD, or recover a vehicle when you're trying to get through a section.
Haha yes! I left this on for so long like an idiot.
OMG Thanks!!!! Been playing for a bit now and the notifications annoy me. It keeps telling me to turn on AWD when I have it on 😂😂. Thanks for this tip as I never knew I could turn them off!!
Sarstan totally agree I turned it off because I was getting really annoyed by the constant notifications when I turned it off it made my game experience much better!
somehow it keeps appearing, although I turned it off. It's so annoying
... Wait what? >.
L1 + Circle = High Beam Headlights on PlayStation 4. I played my first 4 hours in total darkness 🤫
lol
First thing I ever bought were rooftop lights for my scout, now I can actually see where I'm driving at night...
Lol same & Doc Weird, that's the 1st thing I buy when I get a new vehicle. Helps a butt load
Yikes
LB + B on xbox
Tip: When looking at the map trailers will show up in 2 different colors, red is a tow behind trailer and blue is a semi trailer that needs a low saddle.
Oh this is good, nice work!
@Ruff House plays , cheers for that info !!!
Is there a way to tell which trailers need a high saddle?
Ghost it will tell you if you need one or not in the mission
Dont forget grey scout trailers :).
My tip: When you’re done with a region, collect all of the trailers you don’t want, take them to the nearest trailer store and sell them for some extra cash!
To save time, winch a second trailer behind the attached one.
Well since im working today but off tomorrow I will be getting it tomorrow
Done and done.
Finska how?
@Finska what cheat engine?
I found the steering twitchy and prone to overcorrection. Goin into settings and changing to steering wheel mode helped a lot. It causes the wheels to re center automatically lessening the tendency to over correct
This wasn't an option back then but it can help, thanks for the tip.
I had stopped playing for a long time and just started in again. It didn’t used to be an option, but it is now and that is really good to know... especially when my mud tires suck on pavement.
Omg you're a life saver. This was driving me crazy lol
Kinda like it tho
excellent tip! overcorrection was really off putting!
Another point. If you have the small crane and you’re stuck in the mud with no nearby winch points, you can stick the crane into the ground and extend it to use it as a paddle to push yourself closer to a winch point. Did that once lol.
Definitely a good trick! Also you can sometimes turn the wheels and rock your truck until it's just gone past being 90 degrees, then you can start the engine and winch to safety.
A Tribe Called Cars well that dont work in 5.0 update you cant steer when your engine is stalled
I saved my fleetstar that way :)
Plant small fuel trailers around the map in case you start to run low , send your scouts out to open up the maps . Don’t drive to fast or you will tip . Always pick the winch which works without the engine running , if in doubt about mud go around it,
Great tip. I'd also add this tip.. Get the Tuz 420 vehicle from Russia and then customise it with the autonomous winch, then get a truck with a crane such as the Tayga or Azov and add trailer to suit the cargo you're delivering. Use the Tuz 420 to winch the truck to your destination.
@@Robert_N why would i need tuz then?
@@jamesbissonette The Tuz is a great vehicle for the mud and ice roads. It can drive on any kind of terrain and will never get stuck.
@@Robert_N Thanks for replying mate, so far ANK & Azov have never failed me.
@@jamesbissonette ANK & Azov are great trucks too.
Another great tip: upgrades can be sold again as well. And everything (trucks, trailers and upgrades) can be sold at 100% the cost so don’t hesitate to just sell a truck, you can always buy it again later.
So does that mean that if I give for a mission what was on a trailer (steel beam for example) I can just sell that said trailer that I've found??? Cuz I have two empty ones just laying there...
But does that also mean that if I want a trailer later, I'll have to buy it AGAIN?
@@PiMaC1985 yes
L1/LB + X/A turns the engine on and off without going into the functions menu, useful to save on fuel when you go into the map to plot a route
OMG i cant stop playing this game its soooo good. A good tip i have found that isnt mentioned a lot (may be ovb to some) is turning your wheels in deep mud going from left to right full lock. I spent 5 min doing this (felt like an hour) when i was bogged down in deep mud and water by a river with nothing to latch on to with the winch, dont give up even if it looks like its not moving eventually you will find traction or a small rock for the tire to hit, its usualy the back wheels that get stuck but turning the front wheels flatens the mud and you sometimes find a harder bit for your truck to grip onto. Done this a few times and the satisfaction when you manage it is why the game is so good instead of just recovering work at it. Also release your trailer if your stuck and get the vehicle out first, then winch the trailer as the truck is much lighter to get out than with it attached and you can winch from a better spot and re attach when your out of trouble.
Yesterday I found out you can find eyes watching you in the forest in Russia and Michigan. Also I seen a wolf appear then dissapear.
I saw that too
The eyes in Russia are green near the abandoned gulag where you get the radioactive container. Kind of makes you wonder about the odd folks with the abandoned campsite on Rift and why it looks like there is the edge of a crater near the top of the map on Quarry. I'm sure that's a coincidence and nothing to worry about.
there are glass breaking sounds in Michigan at night. probably a robbery
@@cavejohnson8665 Humans eyes dont glow.
that legitimately freaked me out so much I had to reverse to make sure I saw what I saw
Here's another tip: Manually choosing winch attach points can be time consuming and the quick winch function in external view can be a bit flakey on where it attaches. If you go to the interior view and use quick winch it will attach to whatever is closest to the center of the screen. The will usually let you pick a specific tree faster and changing views is faster than opening the function menu and manually selecting both attach points.
That works nicely, cheers for that. I often use the first-person view when in trees as the camera gets confused and usually you only need to winch ahead of you to make progress.
My Tip: Anything you buy you can sell back for the same price from trucks to tires to parts
True, although I think they made it so that trucks no longer sell back for the same money. Unless that changed?
A Tribe Called Cars i think they sell for 3/4 of the stock price like a tatarin will sell for 110k when it buys for 146k
Day 1... got myself stuck between rocks to just think "oh main menu will reset me.." wrong,lol I started a new game then found the recover option😂
Haha it's a good job you worked that, not sure anyone could play the game for long without recover.
I did the same thing when I got stuck the first time. I also didn't know there was a winch.
Those "free" trailers often have cargo, which may be closer to an objective than the regular place where you get it. You can either haul the trailer, or if your truck has a crane you can pick cargo off the trailer (you have to connect to the trailer and unpack it first). If a "free" trailer has fuel in it, you can use it as a resource by hauling it somewhere useful rather than always having to go back to the garage or a fuel stop to refuel.
Great tips. SnowRunner has definitely been my lockdown addiction since I got it.
It's hard to stop playing, even though I just tipped over again in Russia. For the 27th time.
@@ATribeCalledCars that's funny. The first time I went to the Russian map. I turned over 3 vehicles within the the first hour. This was before I knew about the recover option. I only had 3 vehicles at the time. Once I recovered them I went back to Michigan. Russia was rough.
Same lol
@@KansasFarmer I remember driving to other trucks to swap if you own them, those were the days.
Same
One very important tip regarding the carrying of cargo. Whatever cargo you're carrying, leave it unpacked. The weight of an unpacked cargo actually has way less of an impact on the truck's speed and mobility than packed cargo does. Just get the sideboard bed addon or trailer, and that'll prevent the cargo from falling off the truck (unless you tip over of course).
So basically cheat gotcha
@@Mr2greys well no. It's just carelessness with cargo
@@xtremea3165 just like real life!
This feels like an exploit and I prefer not to, but hell, do what's fun for you!
(It's particularly ridiculous with logs, a full truck of dozens of logs turns into *three* logs when unpacked!)
@@grimmriffer
Imagine having to load every single log that is on a pack instead of loading only three.
To change gears with the auto function simply press L1 quickly while accelerating to up a gear and when you feel the vehicle bog down press it again and it will downshift without stopping, saving you much needed momentum
This is something I wish I had added, it's a great tip that saves losing momentum. Cheers!
I just started playing today and I figured out a trick for towing trailers. If you're stuck, detach the trailer, gain some momentum, and then quick winch to the front to yank it. Rinse and repeat. (Might only work on select trailers. I've only tested it on the first type of trailers so far)
My tips: #1. I periodically haul out maintenance trailers when I can and drop them off at random points all around the map (usually at intersections) so I don’t necessarily have to find a gas station or service station.
#2. I leave at least two vehicles (only one if scout, *autonomous winch) in every map with no garage. That way if I flip or get stuck/run out of fuel I have another vehicle relatively close by to help.
Get the Tuz 420 scout from Russia and add autonomous winch. Place Tuz in every map. I've never had a Tuz gets stuck in mud or snow so far. It's so good, I use it to pull trucks and trailers with supplies. It's only weak points are 1. It's slow. 2. It had a wide turning circle.
Amazing tip For making tight turns. Put it in low with the handbrake on and floor it! Works best on the bigger trucks!!
Having trouble With vehicle rescues or recovery’s? Always wedge your vehicle against a tree to strengthen any tough winch rescue jobs. Works every time 👍
Or a big rock! Great trick.
another tip: looking at the map automatically saves your game (only works if the game hasn’t save just yet).. might be useful if you’re not sure that your truck or trailer are gonna roll over.. why, you asked? coz when they did roll over, just press ALT+F4 *immediately* to quit the game (before it saves your ‘progress’) and then continue to play again just before the _accident_ happen 🤣🤣
Wish I could do that, I’ve taken the same route multiple times just to flip over. I quit playing the rest of the night.
Wish I knew this earlier could have saved me hours 😅😅😅
Tip. The ramped trailers can carry trucks, you can use these to bring a truck that’s Affective but with hi fuel consumption to another area that doesn’t have a garage just slap on a trailer on your semi of choice and bring it, just be a tad careful. Heavy amd you can’t pack it down
I know this is late but now they added that you can pack vehicles down in trailers now. Tried it with the ramped trailer
Here’s a little tip for everyone. Buy a fuel tanker. Either the small or the large, depending on how often you find yourself in an area that has no fuel station….and tote it to an area near there and just leave it. You will always be close to fuel and when it’s empty, you can either take it back and sell it or refill it at a station and drag it back. Really helps if you have a big truck that has a small fuel tank or that drinks it’s fuel instead of sipping it. 🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good tip!
This is a really good game, and it's exactly what I imagined for a sequel while playing Mudrunner. I am about 30% done this game and have found most of these tricks you mention, just by playing. I think one of the most interesting parts of the game is that there is very little info on how to play the game. It's up to you to think critically, to solve solutions to problems. There is a bit of a learning curve to understanding the menus, and garages, but that's all part of it. I think of it as one big puzzle, and I need to figure out what to do. Sometimes I will be thinking about the game even when not playing it and I come up with a solution on how to complete something. Some people might night like the slower pace of the game, but I think of it as more of a puzzle game then an action game. If I want a fast paced, open world game I'll switch to GTA usually. One tip I would like to add is to customize the trucks with distinct visual identities so that it's easier to remember what truck is good for what. All my best trucks I color GREEN, second best trucks are ORANGE and shitty trucks RED. Keeping track of 8 or 10 trucks gets to be too much for me anyway, but if I quickly look at my storage I can see what my favorite trucks are by color. The only exception is the hummer, which has to be YELLOW, because what other color hummer would you drive?
White, who the hell drives a yellow hummer
@@kawahenry8716 well, I was going to paint it white, but then I wouldn't be able to find it if I lost it in Alaska :)
@@JubeProductions irl or in game?
@@kawahenry8716 That depends.
Best scout IMO is the Tuz 420 Tatarin. Best truck IMO is the Tayga 6436.
So I actually skipped a lot of Michigan. I never completed the tutorial due to thinking I was soft-locked in the garage because I didn’t understand the retain and world map stuff. I have one of the best trucks in the game and about 100k to work with, and I didn’t know most of these. This would’ve been nice to know about when I was starting out. Even as a “veteran” who got the game a month ago, these help a lot.
Here's a better 25: if your truck can have any extra lights, add them. Night time visibility, especially on Taymyr where the day/night cycle is wonky, is a huge plus
Absolutely. And another tip, different lights have different brightness. Useful if you are finding some lights too bright on snow!
The game has been a complete treat so far! I loved Mudrunner and this has been a massive improvement. My one complaint which I feel is quite a large issue is the cooperative progression system. Only the host progresses in the campaign, and the free trucks spread across the map are only made available for the host. I want to play through this with friends, but to progress equally we have to do it all twice.
This is one of the worst things definitely, I can sort of get why it's a thing but it discourages friends from playing it.
If you're on PC, the host can share the savegame with the other players. That way everyone can have the same progression.
Heck yeah, I didn't realize this until we almost completed the 1st part of Michigan on my buddies and the next day I had no progression...didn't even realize it says in when loading into co-op until after
I missed the cruise-control in Mudrunner.. it could ease-up the pain of holding up the damn throttle for a long haul
armeno099 how can i do that??
The winch can be a great tool for twirling longer vehicles (looking at you, twinsteer!) round tight corners. Attach the winch from the rear of the truck to a tree behind you and on the outside of the corner, take up the slack, then as you drive through the corner the rope pulls the rear end round. Hard to describe, but give it a go! It's also good for holding a truck up as it threatens to tip driving along a traverse.
Tip: once you get a watchtower look for upgrades. Upgrade can be usefull for the truck you have and other truck that you might have in the future of your game
Good suggestion, cheers.
All of the maps is detailed, so if your route goes on difficult tracks avoid by going point to point across the map.
Avoid trailers that limit your vehicles turn radius, be selective.
Use the winch to help you across side slopes, attach to truck center points and tree to 'swing' across the slope without tipping. (used by mountaineers to cross sheer faces without hand holds). If your vehicle tends to steer very slowly (or not at all), power off to let the front wheels grip. Remember you can not steer if the wheels that steer are in the air.
Tip: unloading material in a square on ps4. Gotta park just right and tap down on the d-pad. Spent two days trying to fix a bridge.
I missed the tutorial pop up that told you how to turn on your headlights. I felt like such a fool when I found it after playing for a few days.
I just headed to Russia after repairing one bridge so missed out on most of the tutorials. Not recommended.
How the funk do you turn them on ps4
@@rootloggins3951 L1 bumper then Circle.
@@ATribeCalledCars thanks alot brother. I was pulling my hair out.
I was like, damn, the headlights dim as fuck
Played the game alot, I overlooked the loadstar... Its kinda an ugly old truck... But its a scout, u can add a truck bed. It holds ton of fuel and repair parts, and u find the better motor, raised suspension and put highway diff its probably the fastest scout. Definitely worth checking out.
I'm going to be checking this out soon, just finishing another SnowRunner video (best trucks).
A Tribe Called Cars I use the loadster 1700 scout and man does it put in work! Lots of fuel and supplies in the truck bed too.
@@jsuchoski111 It's a great truck! Check out my scout showdown to see how awesome if you haven't already.
A Tribe Called Cars woah you gave it first place, it’s a pretty sweet truck.
Anyone else see the "wolf" on black river? It's north of the fuel station closest to the farm. You take that sharp corner and if you slow down the wolf is visible then despawns as you approach.
I've seen photos of it, but not the real thing. Wasn't sure if it was a joke! There should be more animals than birds in SnowRunner.
The devs should add sasquatch as an Easter egg
@@ATribeCalledCars Dev ideas for SnowRunner 2: you can get out of the truck, attach winches and hitches manually and be eaten by a bear in Alaska ("Mission failed, recover truck driver to hospital?")...
I’ve seen the wolf a couple times
I saw that! But then was like....nah.... couldn't have been. Then saw this.
I use fuel tanker trailer as temporary fuel stations and position them in strategic places far from the nearest gasoline station, specially at areas like islands without garages.
Yeah a good plan, one I use a lot.
For me the most hilarious thing to do is to traverse a road meant for a small scout vehicle with an 10x10 wheeler carrying an 8 slot high saddle trailer.
Stupid? Yes, hilarious, YES!
i liked it more when the game asked me to take a logging truck hill climbing in yukon. that contract is extremely hard, even for a experienced player like me.
The one thing I find that is a pain with Snowrunner... is the access to tyres. Snowrunner has very unforgiving terrain and to use the Mud tyres as an example, you have to be level 8 or something. So using Highway tyres in mud is not adequate. But oddly, they do work well with AWD initiated. Settling for all terrain tyres is the next best thing before you can get mud tyres for the White Western star or the Fleet Star.
You're right, I remember the grind to mud tyres on the Tayga. It's partly why I did my how to make fast XP video as I know many people simply wanted mud tyres to enjoy the game more.
25th tip got ya thumbs up click. Made me smile, well played.
Happy to hear that. I try not to make videos that are too serious.
At the beginning money is king. If you find yourself in need of that cold hard cash. Buy the most expensive vehicle you can, do as many free upgrades as possible, then sell it, then buy it again, and repeat. You won't get a lot from it necessarily but if you need the cash now it's one way to get you that sweet green stuff.
Yeah money is king early on, for sure.
My index finger has been swelt from this game
this damn game needs cruise-control just like in Mudrunner..
@@Dimaz42 not to mention manual transmissions with shifter support!!! Just like mudrunner!! Pro tip for index finger..get a wheel!!
@@billygames7107 I can't get a wheel coz I'm living abroad and playing on laptop
@@Dimaz42 tru. Well this game still needs shifter support and need cruise control just like mudrunner and spintires badly!! It’s honestly making me crazy or not being in the game..🤬
@@billygames7107 yea, totally agree with that.. though I ended up cheating by modding the mud and the wheels so it's a bit easier and don't take a long time to play, so my hands aren't that painful anymore 😁😁
25 was my favorite ! Lmao flashing lights = never stuck again ! Brilliant =)
Video helped out mate, thank you 😁
You're welcome! Glad you found it worth watching.
Why? I actually d0nt get it :(
@@mchaels17 3 years late, but the flashing lights don't really do anything, just visual effects.
best tip! if you fail do fast alt+f4 and run game with last AUTOSAVE
My SnowRunner tips, tricks and secrets video is here! I'll be honest, one of the tips is a bit silly. So here's another you may not know: the left joystick can control the camera zoom when in the truck view. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for my advanced tips video! Also go watch my 10 best trucks showdown.
the best tips video among the multitude! You deserve more recognition for it :)
@@Dreamw4lk3r Cheers, I'm definitely not the first but I wanted it to be useful! My advanced tips video is on the way, once I find enough of them.
I dont know if it still works, but a few times when I got stuck I found the horn actually moved the truck a fraction of an inch and unstuck me.
I honked my horn and launched a boat trailer into the air.... Scared me a bit lol.
I used the horn, and all the fences around me (wood) just fell to the ground.
Thanks for sharing these 25 essential SnowRunner tips, tricks, and secrets! Can't wait to level up my game with your valuable insights! 💯❄
this games seems really great ! also i like your content man keep it up you deserve more subs :)
It's good, but also incredibly frustrating sometimes! I keep coming back though.
You can take 2 trucks thru gateways. Each truck can have an attached trailer. Load em up before going to gateway. Winch both trucks together and both trucks with cargo and trailers will be in next map.
Good tip! Just remember to reattach the winch once through, or you have to come back later because you're an idiot like I am.
@@ATribeCalledCars i learned that the hard way also.
@@ATribeCalledCars have you noticed a glitch with hauling vehicles? I drive 1 on to trailer, switch to hauling truck, and loaded truck falls through trailer
Really enjoying the game. I played spintires when it was still a tech demo, got mudrunner when it came out, and this just adds onto everything both games did and makes the world feel more alive
I didn't play the games before much but SnowRunner definitely feels more accessible. Probably why it's much more mainstream this time around!
Got into mudrunner years ago like snowrunner liking your videos they have been a big help on some tasks and contracts ...saw the section about codes what do the codes open up trucks or add-on would like to here back again like the helpful videos keep up the good work
Thanks, glad the videos are helping. What codes do you mean?
If you are on the map and move your navigating circle on to a truck or a building and press the right stick it will atomaticaly tell you what you need instead of scroling through all the categories on the side
Good tip!
@@ATribeCalledCars thanks
One thing I don't see streamers doing. If you have an attached trailer and get stuck, use the winch point on the trailer to pull yourself forward
Why is that better, than pullin the tip of your truck? Or you mean detach, go forward and than pull it?
@@Asdprefix if your cabin is ahead of the winch point and there is nothing ahead, then you can winch from the rear of the trailer and pull yourself forward
A good way to save time is to stash vehicles on maps with no garage. Just drove the ass end of nowhere from your garage? Stash the truck next to a warehouse or port on the map. When you have another mission to do on that map, you can use that truck rather than driving there all over again.
Also, sometimes missions direct you to pickup cargo from a more distant location (if you select the cargo item from mission menu), but infact there's closer location to pickup the same cargo.
That's true (and somewhat annoying).
Tip: the added light bars on the roof of trucks can be great assets for night driving in Michigan, and other non- snow environments, but can actually be counter productive when in Alaska, creating too much glare and reduce visibility. Consider removing them in snowy regions and looking for front bumper options with extra lights if extra illumination is desired.
stuck with one mission in the mines at smithville dam, tipped over on narrow hilly roads with all cargo scattered around. Haven't touched it since recovering them keeps failing for me.
I suggest two trucks if you haven’t tried it already, one with a heavy crane and the other with a trailer, and if you keep tipping when trying to lift the cargo, attached the crane to it then just drive backwards, like a winch
Amazing tips bro thanks for the educational upload!
3rd time trying to get into the game and I FINALLY learn I can teleport to cars. Well that fixes my biggest gripe. Thanks
Oh yeah, that took me a while when I first started but it makes such a difference. Almost a completely different game once you know some of the basic mechanics.
How is this possible??
Don't know if it works now,but in early versions if you exit the game straight from the pause menu,then after turning it on again it usually reverses your progress back a little. Handy if you rolled over in a remote location.
Yes definitely a good trick!
Some achievements in the game require you have certain trucks. Like for example you use the p12 in taymar for 10 cargos you get an achievement same for running the zakz 5068 a Russian truck in either Michigan or Alaska and running 10 cargos there. But it has to be those certain models.
Ah yes taymar and zaks
Wheels work really well here nice ffb nd everything. Had one problem when I spawned a car the wheel kept jerking to the left and right really fast. Unplugged the USB for 5 seconds put it back in it calibrated and was fine! The only thing I can say is sometimes it feels like you may need less rotation or maybe there's a deadline in the center about 5-15° but once you get used to it it's not bad. That and the lack of options on xbox seem fairly decent for recent implement.
Edit: Autocorrect
Change settings to "Steering Wheel" if you use a controller. This centers the wheels upon release of the joystick and helps the steering tremendously.
Attach a trailer to a trailer using the winch and make a road train, useful for hauling twice as many medium logs....
Also road trains are cool. Good tip!
Just bought the game. Thanks for the tips and tricks. I am used to formula 1. This is the whole other side haha.
Great tips thanks for the video, I will add that I connected my Ferrari 458 thrustmaster steering wheel for Xbox one to play the game and had absolutely no issues.
Interesting, I should really try my steering wheel again.
Great video. 👍 Tip One... turn Speed to .75.... or stay off the coffee for a day and drop a Xanex.
😁
I sound so drunk at slow speed. But not as bad as Jeff Goldblum!
What level or how long until u van upgrade to larger mudtires on your regular trucks you start with? Still havent got mudtires on my awd gmc?
It depends on the truck, some allow mud tyres earlier. Off-road are great too so worth getting those first. Even all-terrain will better the really not great road offerings. If I remember correctly the Chevy gets better tyres pretty early.
Not sure if it's in here or not. Always check your parking break. I've gone a long way with it on wondering why it's so sluggish?
Yes! Especially when filming and thinking about other stuff, I often forget.
best tip ever.. dont play this when upset or angry.. because then.. you will explode and piss blood in utter insanity rage .
Especially if you play in Imandra.
@@ATribeCalledCars this game is a drug ! i need it.. i need my anger fix :D
i am basically a scout main in this game, i love to take my scout everywhere, get every watchtower, upgrade and vehicle wherever i can
except for when the tunnels to the next map are locked because missions... fun
Do I need to attach a trailer to deliver something? I’m on Island Lake and doing the mission “Lumber Mill Revival.” The only vehicle I have to deliver the loads easily is the Cat 745C. Problem is, it can’t attach trailers. There is a trailer with metal beams but I cannot attach it with the Cat.
You can usually deliver a winched trailer into the mission box unless this changed.
In 1 week I am buying Snowrunner, by now I am trucking on Mudrunner, comunity made maps, ... are great 😁. Thanks for the vid 😀
You're welcome, plenty of more recent videos on the channel.
I always stuck in the mud, cant get right tires for mud and i found out i can get out of the mud in tutorial, but when game starts, its impossible to drive. I stuck even on ground where is not so much of mud. I don't know what i am doing wrong, i have only tires that are for normal road, cant get any job done to level up my character to get option to buy tires with chains for mud.
awd need 3 be turnd in
Which truck do you use? Use the one next to the first garage and upgrade it with awd and a "loading platform" (don't know the exact english word - I mean the thing that allows you to load freight directly on the truck, without the need of a trailer.)
Don't use trailers unless you MUST, they make you get stuck in the mud easier, I hate them, you can load stuff directly in the truck and that's a whole lot better, plus try to level up to unlock the second type of tires, those help too, also try to get trucks with AWD, it's a must, all my trucks have it.
Low ratio usually makes differential locks available (otherwise the wheel with least grip spins, dissipating all the power - even in 4WD). 4WD plus "Diff Locks On" is best for deep mud.
@@heinrichs.5336 CRANE
I found myself using a flatbed and cherrypicker on a semi with a towable 4 place trailer to tow another semi set up the same way attached to another 4 place trailer.... so you can take two trucks and trailers at one time hauling 12 spots of equipment or materials 😁😁
11:19 I felt that pain I was playing mudrunner I was about to complete a level and then my truck tip over and I was pissed I hat to return to the garage and do the trip again
Tip: if you wanna go downhill and keep control just put it in low, this forces the car to go slow and won’t allow it to pick up speed, need to go lower L-, feeling risky L+
If a long trailer bottoms out you can also use the crane to pick up the front end and swivel it around to a place that doesn't cause it to bottom out. I had to do that one time when going over a bump. I ended up redirecting towards a stream and just drove it through said stream lol
"Stay in Michigan."
Yes, but... hear me out... What if I go to Russia, buy a Azov 64131 and get the Tayga and Tatarin and THEN go back to Michigan? :D
That is completely acceptable (I did exactly that).
Remembering those headlights
Did not know I could sell trailers. Also didn’t know that when selecting delete trailers, that when you went to the trailer store, you’d have to buy one you’ve already purchased. I presumed they worked like vehicle upgrades.
Yes unfortunately deleted trailers disappear so need purchasing again. Makes sense I think.
@@ATribeCalledCarsI mean, kind of, but I thought it would be free if I had already purchased it before. That was a hell of a waste of money.
@@donaldham308 Quite a few trailers dotted around each map usually, that can help if tight on money!
I'm thinking variable chassis length and wheelbase depending on frame add-ons would clear up a lot of space wastage and trailer hitch issues and make for a more truly customisable truck....
I've only just started playing this, literally just completed the first bridge. I have the default small truck and I have found some trailers but no matter what I do, I just connect the 'curtain trailer' to the truck ? Do some trailers only work with some vehicles ?
You should be able to reverse up to the curtainside trailer with a larger truck and pull it. But with some trucks and some add-ons you may lose that ability. Also scout trucks are typically unable to pull larger trailers. For bigger trailers you may need to equip a low or high saddle. The map will usually tell you if this is necessary for a task.
I have just started playing and in the 1st map, can anyone tell what do you need to remove the fallen power lines and rocks blocking the major roads,since i am not finding any options to remove then. Thanks
Usually there's a task box by the obstacle, you just have to complete the mission. Failing that, a good scout can go round or there's usually another route so check the map.
It's a bug. Turn off tutorial things somewhere in options.
Yup Vytenis is right, you have the "skip tutorial" option in the menu
Why am i watching this late at night..
What do you do with the first trailers you find at the very first part of the game? Like that trailer full of timbers? Just drive it to the garage and sell it, or use the would in another project? The game is kind of overwhelming.
Keep it ready for any task that needs that cargo type. You'll see contracts in the menu, you can go through and see tasks there and even the cargo requirements and where to deliver them. Some tasks you have to find out in the wild or unlock.
@@ATribeCalledCars Can I bring my trailers to the next location? Also, my GMC MH9500 ran out of fuel in the first level and I only have my Chevy CK1500 as another vehicle. How am I going to refuel that truck? Recovering doesn't refuel. Stupid me went exploring, got stuck and ran out of fuel.
@@Del-Canada Recovering does refuel, unless playing in hard mode. Did you enable that? You can move goods between maps in the same area. But not move goods from one area to another (Michigan to Taymyr, for instance).
@@ATribeCalledCars Damn. I need to check that because recovering doesn't refuel. Ugh. Thanks for the heads up.
@@ATribeCalledCars You can't set difficulty. Just checked. But you can unlock hard mode which I haven't. Not sure what the issue is. I'll figure it out.
How do i attach a trailer to my truck tbh im dragging them trailers with my winch cuz idk how to attach them..the attach function doesnt work for me idk why
What truck and what trailer? Not all can attach or only certain sized trailers.
where can i download snoerunner game on pc i try to look on steam i cant see it
Not on Steam, you have to buy via Epic (feel free to enter ATribeCalledCars if you purchase lol).
I am playing on PS4 for SnowRunner and i've noticed that the steering sensitivity is really high and doesn't centre back up. Anybody know how to fix this?
There are two settings, one is called controller and one is called steering wheel. I think the latter does not auto centre. Give that a go and see what you think.
@@ATribeCalledCars Yeah man Thanks i'll give it a go, Nice Vid
tip: if your stuck is a region you do not like go to contracts and click on the first one it will axantentle show you how to get out of that region (this only works for the first 3 in mishagain)
I just got this game today and Wait you don't have to leave Michigan but when I found that garage after doing the first bridge when I tried exiting the garage it said I had to go to Alaska to keep playing
Best tip change the steering option to steering wheel. Itll drive like a normal game and auto straighten out
Absolutely! I love the auto-centre wheels for controller.
i once used the crane to paddle a truck across a shallow frozen lake it was stuck in
It's a great trick, the crane has saved me many times.
question?... is it possible to clean up leftover rocks? It seems they went a bit too far with obstacles especially rocks like where it has "road closed" in Alaska on the way to the tunnel, I had a trailer with my Hummer & International Scout and them boulders messed up my whole plan
No, but I would love to see a snowplough or debris truck.
This game is a SADISTS WET DREAM!
I’m pretty sure I got 20% through Michigan before I found out how to use the headlights.
Lighting is overrated anyway.
@@ATribeCalledCars I got the game the other day and I just figured out how to use head lights before I watched this vid and I’m 25% threw Michigan
@@ATribeCalledCars also do you want to play snow runner with
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This helped me so much! Many thanks
Great stuff, cheers for watching.
I'm currently using the azov 64131 it can pull a fuel tanker and medium log and long log up a hill in the snow unfortunately it only moves 19 mph
Tip 1: Sell everything, go to Russia, buy Azov 64131 - Enjoy easy mode.
Tip 2: Find a contest you like, farm the contest for poinys untill you get to level 10. Go to Russia - Buy the 6 weel scout - Enjoy the rest of the game in easyer mode.
Sound advice!
Great video! Keep up the good work
Thanks :)