u/erikhianke

What do you think is missing from Construction Simulator?

I wanted to start a discussion with the community about the current experience in Construction Simulator.

For those of you who have been playing for a while: what do you feel is still missing from the game, or what bothers you the most about the simulation?

It can be anything related to gameplay, physics, machinery, construction mechanics, variety of jobs, maps, contracts, progression, realism, AI, multiplayer, or any other aspect of the game.

I’m also curious to know what features you would like to see in a future Construction Simulator. Are there any types of construction projects, equipment, or mechanics that would make the game feel more complete and realistic to you?

The idea is to gather different opinions from people who actually play the game and understand which areas the community would most like to see improved or expanded.

If you could choose only three things to change or add to Construction Simulator, what would they be?

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u/erikhianke — 14 days ago

[VOTE] SnowRunner - Increased number of anchor points and new lifting equipment.

Hi everyone! 🚚❄️

I’m sharing two images I created to better illustrate some ideas I submitted on Focus Together for SnowRunner. The goal of these mockups is to show visually how these improvements could work in the game, especially when it comes to vehicle rescue and recovery operations.

🔗 Vote here: Focus Together - SnowRunner

The suggestions are mainly focused on three points:

1. More anchor points on vehicles

Currently, when we need to use a crane to lift or recover a truck, we can usually connect the crane cable to only one anchor point at a time. Because of this, the vehicle often gets lifted unevenly, whether from the front, rear, or side.

My suggestion would be to allow multiple anchor points to be used simultaneously — for example, four points distributed around the vehicle — making it possible to lift, stabilize, or flip trucks back onto their wheels in a much more controlled and realistic way.

2. New lifting equipment and crane types

Another suggestion is to expand the variety of lifting equipment available in SnowRunner by adding new types and capacities of cranes.

It would be really interesting to see larger and more specialized equipment, perhaps even licensed cranes from manufacturers such as Palfinger or other companies in the industry.

3. Heavy-duty cranes capable of lifting trucks

I also suggested adding truly heavy-duty cranes capable of performing recovery operations involving even the largest and heaviest trucks in the game.

This could create a whole new layer of gameplay for vehicle recovery, where certain accidents would require specific equipment and suitable support trucks to recover heavy vehicles.

Some of these mechanics already exist in different forms in RoadCraft, so I think it would be very interesting to see similar concepts considered for future SnowRunner updates as well.

These suggestions were submitted through Focus Together, the official platform where the community can share ideas, vote on proposals, and interact with content related to games such as SnowRunner and RoadCraft.

So, if you would also like to see these improvements in SnowRunner, I’d really appreciate your support: please check out the link below and vote for the suggestion.

The more support and votes this idea receives from the community, the more visibility it may gain and the greater the chance that it could eventually be considered by the developers for future updates.

🔗 Vote here: Focus Together - SnowRunner

If you also feel that SnowRunner could benefit from more complete and realistic recovery operations, feel free to share your thoughts. I think this is an area of the game that still has a lot of potential to evolve.

u/erikhianke — 21 days ago

A few words on the Mercedes–Benz Trucks Dual Pack 2! 🚚

We wanted to let you know that the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Dual Pack 2 will no longer release in August as previously announced. Instead, it's now scheduled for early September. 

We'll share the exact release date later in August, so stay tuned!

In the meantime, here's a closer look at the two powerful trucks joining this DLC:

  • Mercedes-Benz NG3850: A heavy-duty powerhouse built for the toughest jobs. With its powerful engine, rugged chassis, and proven reliability, this time-tested workhorse is made to haul massive loads and tackle demanding terrain.
  • Mercedes-Benz LG1519 6x6 "Mamute": A rugged off-road truck built for the harshest environments. Equipped with a special suspension system, outstanding pulling power, and a durable transmission, the Mamute delivers exceptional stability and thrives where other machines struggle.

https://preview.redd.it/9acyk6o1zdgh1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=0618cda7e1ed46684da8db5fedeba74c29c607d3

As a reminder, this DLC is not included in the Year 5 Pass.

– Text by: Khagai (SnowRunner)

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u/erikhianke — 21 days ago

Mercedes-Benz Trucks - Dual Pack 2 is coming soon!

"We recently announced the #SnowRunner Mercedes-Benz Trucks Dual Pack 2!

Now it's time to put your truck knowledge to the test.

Can you guess the two models?"

– Text by: SnowRunner / MudRunner

Personally, I’d guess the one on the left is the Mercedes-Benz Unimog U2450 and the one on the right is the Mercedes-Benz Arocs. But I could be wrong about the possibilities.

https://preview.redd.it/n9muau3607gh1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=82349d380132bc79194e3c8e0023bb83203fb863

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u/erikhianke — 22 days ago