Kenworthkris771

Yes I have downloaded mods before the DLC but they were mainly trailer and paintjob mods so I wouldn't imagine it having any issue with the DLC.

Hello Everyone! As you may or may not know I've been having a few issues in Euro Truck Simulator 2, but this time I have a problem with American Truck Simulator. So recently I purchased a DLC bundle on steam for American truck Simulator which included the Wheel Tuning Pack, Steering Creations Pack and the New Mexico DLC, however ever since I purchased it my game has seemed to become unstable and keeps crashing at a point where I can't even play it for 10 mins without it crashing, however, I have noticed that it appears to crash when loading in a new section of the map, obviously this is highly annoying as I spent quite a bit of money on this. P.S I've verified the game files already and I haven't downloaded any mods since buying the DLC. Any ideas? Please help. All help and support is much appreciated, Thanks.

Hi again! So last time I was talking about how my truck randomly damages itself, well, that brought me to another problem I've had for a while in ETS2. So in ETS2 the interior window textures (among others) are missing from the Iveco Stralis, I don't know why. I have several ETS2 profiles but this issue only occurs in my main profile. I have mods but this shouldn't cause any issues as the same mods don't cause this issue in any of my other in-game profiles. P.S I have validated the game files. All help is much appreciated Thanks!

I don't have any physics mods but if you want I can list all the mods I have enabled.

Yes, I have mods but the same mods used to work fine and this would never happen.

I'll give it a go, but it has happened to all my trucks

Hello All! I've been having this problem in ETS2 for a while now where my truck randomly damages itself for no apparent reason. And no it isn't because of wear on the truck it simply just damages itself in large steps without me actually crashing into anything or even having the engine on. For example the truck damage could be at 0% then after a second it jumps to 15% then to 22% then to 45%, to 56%, etc. All within a few seconds of each other. I've also got some visual examples below: (Look to the bottom right corner of the pics, just a second after the first pic the damage rised).