American Truck Simulator finally has air horns, so it can actually simulate American trucks - beelerbuntind

American Hand truck Simulator is a marvellous biz that does a fantastic job simulating American trucks, leave out for one specific affair: airwave horns. The obnoxiously loud, highway-splitting sounds you associate with the US hand truck models depicted in ATS just weren't there – instead, you sole had dinky little automobile-style horns. Until now, in any case. ATS update 1.37 finally adds straight-laced air horns to the game.

Sound in general is a big theme for this update, as the devs have implemented FMOD tech to improve the game's audio. There's all new audio for most of the traffic you'll hear connected the roadstead and rail, and you'll starting signal to hear enthusiast details look-alike reverb in tunnels and a square-toed Doppler effect on passing vehicles, too.

You can also straightaway open the windows on some truck to hear every last those sounds in greater detail, Oregon just make-believe you'ray getting fresh air on a pleasant drive through the open west. The update also adds some new visual options – there's a new garage scene to view your trucks in, and you can now manually walk about the vehicle to get a load the least bit your custom additions.

Maybe the biggest pragmatic changes are to weigh stations and traffic offences. Press stations can now actually catch you for using illegal trailers or running overweight, and traffic tickets will instantly scale with how fearful the infraction is – so speeding tickets will get more expensive the faster you're loss.

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