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SCS Software message board Skip to content. Quick links. Speed Limiter with World of Trucks 41 posts 1 2 3 4 5 Next. Speed Limiter with World of Trucks 1 Post by FirestormMk3 В» 17 Jul I do apologize if I retread some ground here as I know this has been a part of WoT jobs for quite some time, but in terms of recent discussion a cursory search only brought up an old thread from several years ago on the ETS2 board. A big part of my mentioning this here and now is admittedly as I've mentioned elsewhere when I joined this board circumstances meant I took a long hiatus from ATS and only started playing again the last couple months. Though I had bought state DLCs I actually had not played since before the map rescale, and I only further delayed my rejoining both games when circumstances lead to the loss of my saves in both games including the backup I had on another HDD and the significant number of hours involved demoralized me. I guess that's enough preface on why I am bringing up something that may be old hat. To be short I find it irksome to be limited to below the speed limit for trucks in the United States during these jobs and have them both take longer and have AI traffic, including other trucks, blowing past me the whole way as they would if you drove below the speed limit on American highways every time I do a job on WoT. Having been based out of CA I did not really notice at first for similar reasons as to why it never bothered me in ETS2 - the speed limit is always at or below the limiter in CA as it almost always is nearly everywhere in Europe but it's a real pain when you so a long-distance haul outside of the state and aren't doing special transport. Worse there does not seem to be any compelling reason for this "feature. Yet forgive me if this sounds harsh but that explanation just doesn't hold water. Ignoring for a second the game does't exactly have competitive multiplayer anyway and that it's not like mods are forbidden in WoT jobs, even if the sole purpose was to have an "equal playing field" on delivery times of similar jobs then the person who turns off damage and traffic fines and then delivers only within CA suddenly has the advantage over the person obeying the traffic laws. This being a feature for that stated reason makes no sense in this context. It would only really make sense if the limiter was dynamically linked to the local speed limit. If the goal is to ensure drivers drive correctly and responsibly then if anything is hard-locked on it should be things like traffic violations with runs being disqualified if you break the law note I'm not advocating for that, just making a point of parity. Not before someone just says, "Then don't do WoT jobs, it's optional" I understand that. That said obeying the financial constraints of the game or traffic laws or the like are "optional" and we would still be right to complain if either were working in an unbalanced or nonsensical fashion. I actually like doing jobs this way. I like having a logbook of runs and honestly wish logged deliveries hadn't been a brand new feature not long before my hiatus in ETS2 as it would have been cool to at least have a record of all those miles driven and tonnage hauled. That doesn't even touch on participating in community events like the great Genoa Bridge event recently in ETS2 where suddenly I'm going to want to do all my loads as special transport or within CA just to not feel hampered out on the highway. Frankly the "opt out" option is probably what I will pick outside of events in ATS now and it makes me feel like I actually do lose a little something in that game compared to the European counterpart. Generally speaking I'd rather do my jobs through the service even when not in an event, but shouldn't have to crawl along at 15 under the speed limit just to keep a log of my deliveries. It also just makes me less hyped about events in this game vs ETS2 where I preordered ATS because I loved ETS2 and wanted to drive the highways I'm familiar with in the trucks I recognize and generally thought ETS would more fall by the wayside with me except maybe for events, where now ETS events will feel like the same fun while ATS ones will always give me that sense of frustration. To everyone who read through this I thank you for your time and consideration for the lamentations of one so new to this community. Take care, stay safe, masks up, rubber down, and keep on trucking. WoT Profile. Re: Speed Limiter with World of Trucks 3 Post by poozykrem В» 17 Jul But they should, making speed limits according to actual speed limits signs seems to be right, like 30mph in cities and 80 mph on big highways. Driving 65mph in Texas is just not right Even in I It's like a torture driving 65mph. Or you can increase that speed limit to mph for having thr average for all states. Personally, I don't care, I see no reason to drive faster than 65 with a 40 tons vehicle. Why, I wondered, couldn't I exceed 65 mph in Utah? It was only when I exceeded 65 on a non-WoT contract that I realised the limit was hard-coded, and stopped looking in the options for a way to turn the limit off. The limit itself is largely psychological. Mostly it caps that top 5 or 10 mph that trucks most often only reach for a small fraction of a journey. The limit shouldn't matter, but it does because it plays on the mind: Why can't I reach 80, like the sign says? So much so, that some players appear to skip WoT contracts because they are limited. I was hoping for some explanation of "to make sure everyone is playing by the same rules", because as FirestormMk3 points out, the multiplayer sensitivities are not obvious. I initially presumed the aim was to balance WoT achievements and event progress that monitors distance, and de-incentivise powergaming players from turning off fines and driving flat out. Or even evoking some sort of teleport hack to complete jobs in seconds. But the existing speed limit rule is crude tool indeed: A 65 mph limit does not reflect legal behaviour in California. ATS presumably took one look at the first two states and concluded 65 mph would meet the same logic, possibly unaware how much higher speeds would go in subsequent states. So I conclude that these speed limits were pragmatic reflections on the maximum legal driving speeds at the time they were introduced. But with no capacity for nuance, they are now burning a hole in the conscious of perfectly legit players, who just want to be able to match the legal road speed in more recently added states. I suppose that if this were easy to fix it would have happened already. World of Trucks isn't a proper online game, and doesn't record player activity with any reliability: For example, by reloading an autosave, one can shift time relative to position, or magically reset truck damage. Given those sorts of vulnerabilities we can reasonably assume WoT can't be trusted to monitor anything much except the start and end timestamps on the WoT server itself. I suspect that's why SCS ended up with the simplest possible hardcoded solution. That would perpetuate the original as I see it logic behind the limit, would still cap the truly game-breaking excesses, and would remove the negative psychology of the current limit being too low in many states. I personally cruise at , that won. 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