euro truck simulator 2 drivers return with jobs

Luckily, the first job to catch my eye was for hauling canned pork to Frankfurt. Everything else you could possibly dream up to worry about, I do. Am I going to make it on time? How many speeding tickets will I acquire? (They cost money, you know.) Will I run out of gas? How are my other drivers doing? Will I take the wrong exit? (Which I have done before then I got that sick feeling like I’d walked into the wrong classroom… or bathroom, or shot off my mouth and accidentally insulted someone… You know? That feeling). I just get so excited! Euro Truck Simulator 2 is supposed to be a calm, serene and relaxing experience.

I apologize in advance for not always remembering to turn off the mirror(s) and/or GPS.

“May as well make some money since I’m going there anyway, right? I will need to try to limit myself to runs that take me south, at least.” Heading out. Hopefully, I could grab jobs along the way, which would lead me to Italy without having to make any deadhead runs to get there. The problem was that I was still in Cologne (Köln), Germany. However, since my normal profile is one of the better ones I have had in the Euro/American Truck Simulator series, I decided to treat this more as a small chronicle of the trip than a quick examination of new Italian vistas. Initially, I created a new profile located in Bologna so I could quickly drive around and grab the screenshots I needed. Because the game is so beautiful, I could easily let the images speak for themselves. When I was given Euro Truck Simulator 2 – Italia to review, my first thought was, “The easiest way to review this would be to just type in an opening paragraph, then fill the page with screenshots.” Having already spent many hours hauling goods around Europe, my initial, entire goal was to get to Italy for my screenies.

Euro truck simulator 2 drivers return with jobs