💯👍🏻. There’s still more updates that will be releasing in the future. E.g. new missions and vehicles & new trailers. I’m glad that they’re welling to continue improving on the game’s quality and performance and gameplay mechanics.

The old build version of Truck & logistics simulator once had rain. But something happened and they had to patch out the rain from existing on to the console version. But I heard that they are developing a new weather system that’ll work better than the previous one. The PS5 is well equipped in handling such FPS. But I think it comes down to how well the development team is welling to go to execute the perfect balance between performance and graphical quality combined while pushing the resolution to 4K natively. ATS & ETS2 are both great games to play. But unfortunately even my old PC couldn’t handle the performance. But hopefully one day we’ll get to see both amazing games release on to consoles :)

I agree. I’m glad they reworked on the trucks physics handling. What do you mean by, you don’t think it’s easy to play. Do you mean like using a game controller instead of a steering wheel?

@@DanielMedia101 What I mean by it's not easy is that you have to be agile to complete your route without mistakes. I play by myself Fernbus and Tourist bus simulator and it's more relaxing to handle. The only problem is the unpredictable and sometimes bad AI.

I understand the feeling of the unpredictable moves that the AI makes when they see you on the road. Especially also when attempting to make a right or left turn and the AI just decides it’s their right to plow into your truck. It’s like the same still happens in Fernbus Simulator. I was hoping AI was going to be fixed in T&LS. Fingers crossed they are able to tune down how aggressive they are.

@@DanielMedia101 The AI in Fernbus simulator is still not fixed . It's better then in the beginning but need still to be improved. In a year time It's from 35% good 65% bad turned into 65 % to 35% so it becomes slowly better.

@@rb6277gamingSSRforfun fingers crossed that they don’t stop improving Fernbus.