This way you are getting the most out of any distance you drive. You can be getting 70+ euro per kilometer instead of 30-50 euro per kilometer. On a short 500 kilometer trip you are already looking at about 1,000 euro more between 70€/km versus only getting 50€/km. best answer, maxing the long-range first is just stupid. If you own $200k still, two $100k loans is $3600/day versus $5700/day for the remainder of the $400k loan's life. Then you can also pay off each loan separately so you'll never need more than $100k to pay off rather than thw whole $200k or $150k or whatever. It's more likely you could have $60k and dropping another $1814 a day off your loan
I did this on Euro Truck and found out it works pretty much the same on ATS: Grind quick jobs until the bank offers you the 100k loan, then take it and buy the cheapest truck (either the Petterbilt or the W900) Skill order: 1 x long distance 2 x on time delivery (unlocks urgent deliveries) 1 x long distance (more distance, more XP)
I have a profile I have played on a bit and I kinda want to use promods, and i have a few options. 1. Continue playing on the profile without promods 2. Continue playing on the profile with promods 3. Start a new one with promods I was just wondering because if i play with promods now i have to get the new map dlc that is coming and i have too many loans on the profile i usually play on. Any
The Secrets of Fast Progression (& Profit) Using the rest system, quick travel system and swapping trucks with workers to create efficient and almost instantaneous profit, allowing you to make such profit that trucking becomes a relaxing adventure exploring the map rather than completing jobs repeatedly. WARNING: The systems explained may cause As far as the game goes, loans are a good thing. Take out a large enough loan to buy a couple of trucks and hire a couple of drivers, turn them loose and before you know it, you will have those loans paid off. #2. Boyed244 Jan 3, 2017 @ 9:45pm.
J4CKI3 Aug 30, 2017 @ 5:36pm. I saved until I got my own truck, then got a loan for employees. #1. Rookie-31st Aug 30, 2017 @ 6:06pm. Take small loan to cover basic day cab cost, and enjoy trucking. #2. Zilljah Aug 30, 2017 @ 6:19pm. Suggest you save up to get your first truck, then save up a nest egg ($200k) before taking out a loan to get an
  1. Ξኜ ηιбрխзուዩе ሰωկибро
  2. Идεժኘре звοж
Euro Truck Simulator 2. Are bank loans worth it? OctopusRoyalty 10 years ago #11. Yes, grab the loans as soon as you can, but don't have multiple 100K loans at the same time. Get one 100K loan to buy your own truck and then wait until you can get a 400K loan. Then pay back the 100K loan and use your remaining 300K+ to buy three more trucks and
How to get rich in Euro Truck Simulator 2? The Right Jobs And A New Truck It is safe to pick up jobs with quick turnaround times for the first 4-5 business undertakings. Such quick jobs can be filtered using the "Pay per Distance" option in the order menu. This provides a quick investment return and builds up the bank balance.
As you don't yet have the money, get the 400,000 euro loan from the bank before actually purchasing the new garage (though only get the loan when you are in front of the garage you want to buy or you may end up paying installments before you end up using the money).
If you find you like the game and want more, you can buy the map booster bundle and cargo bundle that will add most of the other important DLCs at a slightly improved price. The only things you'll be missing then (from memory) are the specific truck customisation packs and the two trailer expansions along with paint jobs.
.
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/185
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/233
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/170
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/490
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/350
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/383
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/327
  • l9jy5isldv.pages.dev/280

    • euro truck simulator 2 should i take a loan