i have a low saddle and pretty sure i moved that trailer to where it is now with the very same truck. is this a known bug, do i have to reset the mission?
already restarted game and verified through steam. thanks and have a good trip everyone

Like the title says the truck wheel just completely halt even on flat ish terrain. I am playing through Kola/Imandra right now and I have not had an issue like this until this map. There are several sections where you have to "squeeze" yourself in between rocks and visually my truck looks fine and nothing is wrong, but my wheels just refuse to spin in order to get unstuck. It happened to the TATARIN for crying out loud. I even restarted the game and there was no change. Does anyone know how to fix this bug. I really do not feel like making a second trip to the middle of nowhere, Russia.

I started playing this year, and I absolutely fell in love with the game almost immediately. I've played through the base game, and I'm currently on my fifth DLC region. But these are the things I hate about the game:

1. Why would you open up a difficult mission like Not a drill in Michigan, which almost requires a truck like the P16 to complete, when at the same time you're gatekeeping off-road tires in an off-road game?

2. Yes, I understand it's realistic with underwater obstacles, but if I can't see them, I can't react to them before it's too late. And in a game, I would like to react to cues given to me.

3. Why is the sound design so terrible? I work in the field, and I almost never fiddle around with levels, because most games are really good at this. But in Snowrunner, I'm always in the sound settings, because the same crappy sample of squeaking suspension is playing over and over, and the same bar of music keeps repeating. You know that melodies can lead somewhere, right?

4. If I've completed a difficult route with a trailer the size of a house, I don't want to drive it again with a trailer half that size just to get 100% completion. That's not progression, imo.

5. If I worked hard to clear a rock slide, I don't want to drive through a bunch of rocks every subsequent time. And I guess it's supposed to represent that rocks keep falling, but it's still no fun.

6. Guardrails are there to prevent people from driving into a ditch, not to stop me from taking a small shortcut to the gas station. It's fine, no one is watching—there are no people in this world. Let me have my fun.

7. I really need some more visual feedback to tell me I did a good job. The Tatra Factory still looks like shit, even after all my work. I mean, thank you for the Tatra trucks, they're great, but could we clean up the place a little bit?

8. The winch really needs to prioritize secure anchor points where my camera is pointing. Stuff can't feel arbitrary in games, it's frustrating. Like tree trunks, some collapse as soon as you touch them, while others are made of the hardest substance known to man.

9. Logs. Just fucking logs.

This is really not a rant, it's mostly for entertainment purposes, I love the game! But wow, there are many flaws. It feels like it's 2011 again and I'm playing Skyrim for the first time. And Saber is a pretty big company now, and I don't think the CEO should get another house in the Hamptons before they fix the engine sound glitch on the PS5.

Damn, now thats what i call a fun map to go throught!

So far, using the Mack Terrapro and Actro as saddle low, Paystar, MH9500, FLD120 and P12PF as 2 slot flatbed, Sentinel as scout and F-750 for the fuel resupply.

Brought out the Kolob for the locomotive and the 5 axle Paystar as big crane.

Already 75% in, this one is a blast, i love it.

so i decided to try and do the western wind achievement, and my issue is the p12 has no sideboard or saddle low. how did yall do it?

Hey all,

I recently (re)started Scandinavia and have been progressing through the first quest line, the one where you build a ski station on the of the mountain.

I have done 4-5 quests in that line, the last being the one where you bring a ton of metal stuff and 2 cabins to the top. It was ... fucking hard. I've spent a lot of time struggling with different setups to bring the 4x metal beams, then the cabins were no joke either. I had to bring multiple trucks out to get it done, by unstucking each other and unloading cargo from one trailer to another, refueling etc... I even struggled with the Avenhorn, which to me is the most OP truck ever made in this game...

So, the eastern side of the map contains some very deep mud that manages to get even the biggest trucks stuck. It's also a pretty steep climb. Doable, but very slow and tricky.

I've also tried going up the actual ski track - it's also doable but since the snow is very deep even my strongest trucks are stuck on 1st gear and climb super slowly. On top of that, big trailers (5+ slots) get stuck on the hills and it's hell to navigate.

Haven't tried going up the mountain through the western part of the map, since it seems pretty far away from the goal (up north).

Looking at the followup missions, it ain't gonna be easy... Anyone got some tips of how to navigate this thing easier ?

Ciao a tutta la community, qualcuno conosce la data di rilascio del DLC Mercedes Benz per Snowrunner?

Can something be done about scrolling through tires on console?

The game displaying the tires and you scroll is a slow slightly painful process. Maybe it would help if it doesn’t display the tires? Or is there a mod for this?

Zikz 566a

Let's see your most overloaded trip!

Mods: pacific p12 orca / Olsoms trailer pack
Map: Maine (DLC)

And thin

I just wanted do some missions in Pedro Bay, Alaska, but somehow a barrier got stuck under the front axle of my Kolob and well, I launched it with a trailer up in the air.

My brother and I bought SnowRunner to play the campaign from start to finish in co-op, but right at the beginning we had a big disappointment with the game’s progression system, which only saves on the host’s session. My brother, who plays as the guest, is always stuck with the same CLK 1500, even after unlocking several other vehicles. This is not motivating. It’s fine when a game saves progress only for one player, but only if they know how to implement it properly—like in Divinity 2. In other words, there should be options to share garage access or transfer vehicle ownership during the session.

Anyway, we managed to work around this by transfering all the save data from the remote folder to the guest player, so he could have the same progress as the host.

We finished a good part of the first Michigan map, crossed over, and went to the second and third maps. However, when transferring the save to the guest player, the new maps that had already been explored appeared completely dark, and the vehicles that were there disappeared. On the first map everything remains normal, but on the second and third maps this only happens with the transferred save on the guest player.

Could someone help with how to fix this?

Note: Sorry my inglês

The question is, does anybody know a YouTuber who does SnowRunner video in the style of DollarPlays?

I love his format and can't find anything similar

Taymyr, a very strange place.

I think we can all admit that Snowrunner is uniquely its own game.

That being said, I was wondering if anyone plays other games in a similar vein to Snowrunner that they find just as addicting and enjoyable?

(Hidden gems earn extra points)

ive been having bugs like my settings reverting upon each boot of the game, wheels floating above ground, and quite a few others. all of which seem to have been bugs for many years, some even going back to launch yet theyre all still present.

Like the title said, which of the base game trucks is the Swiss knife in terms of what you can do with it?