EURO TRUCK SIMULATOR 2: BEYOND THE BALTIC SEA

Once again, we sit in the truck cab, thousands of kilometers driven across Europe are going to increase somewhat, and to avoid sweeping for long hours, that's simply not possible. The answer to whether Beyond the Baltic Sea DLC you have as a fan of Euro Truck Simulator 2 has a simple answer - yes you have to. And a dot. Apart from modifying fans, this expansion is one of the best for a truck simulator, leaving behind a trip to France, Italy or Scandinavia.

First, let's talk about the numbers and the improvements that are waiting for us. Euro Truck Simulator 2 has expanded to other countries, so we will travel to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, South Finland and even visit a small piece of Western Russia. What does it mean? Over 13,000 kilometers of new roads, more than 30 larger cities, and a myriad of small towns and villages that you do not find marked on the map but walk through them. In addition, the specific architecture for the region (industrial, residential and commercial areas, especially those in smaller towns), including rolling stock, road marking systems (motorway exits and highways, cross-roads and traffic lights, specific by-pass solutions ...); similar things that you will notice later, but you will know them in which country you are without even using the map.

That's all (including three dozens of new shipping companies and various transport products) the nice things we expect automatically. But Beyond the Baltic Sea is able to bend with just concrete and unique content. It may be that the above-mentioned countries seem to be less or less well known, but a number of towns, towns, villages with a few houses, a stop and a church, harbors, bridges, motorways, industrial complexes, rivers and lakes have specific architecture and features well known to us. Although the scenery of socialism is gradually falling from our picturesque landscape in the heart of Europe, the former Soviet bloc still has an uncomfortable face in the past. And riding in places where you sometimes wink at you is something unusual, refreshing.

It's not just the Cyrillic alphabet. You will cross the towns that may have fallen out of our eye to some of ours. Where it has not been able to interfere with the endless thermal insulation of the building blocks or lower brickworks, you may be excited by the fact that you are at home. The road network is not as rich in motorways and thanks for it. They are much better off on normal first and second class trips, which require not only your full focus, but they also offer you wonderful nature. To catch up with a country that has not yet completely devastated is one of the big ETS 2, and in the Beyond the Baltic Sea it is duplicated. Nature is varied, gorgeous (including fauna alongside), and the new features offer plenty of colorful options to get fuzzy on the map.

Maybe it will sound dubious, but the path to the goal itself is a terrific experience until you take it as a necessary evil. And no matter whether you are strolling for a holiday in Croatia (when will ETS 2 take a trip to the sea?) Or bring goods to virtual Latvia. The northern landscapes are truly beautiful, often afforested by wooded areas, so the pine encircle not only pine forests but also birch groves. Pleasures such as trees planted in the center of the roundabout, family houses lining the paths, literally alley trees that make up the path. You actually write beautiful snapshots yourself. You do not have to go for the fastest delivery of the shipment, but you will be surrounded by beautiful nature, peacefully even hundreds of kilometers, because it is worth it.

But there was a lot of attention. In Finland, you can try large-scale transports, and Russia is represented only in moderation, but the abundant possibilities that are scattered in this direction, when they are afraid of how much you will see in ETS 2 in the future. There are beautiful bridges, lakes and rivers, everything comes from reality and it's really the whole bomb. It's fun for dozens of hours, just do not forget about Christmas carp. That's how it works, and the Baltic region has plenty of tempting places. As they do in SCS Software, they do not want to know, but they deserve their money.