Campaigns/Missions & Other SPOILER Questions.

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by matt1314

But there is no trailer to pick up there. And the red-goldish arrow is pointing at this woman and not to a trailer...

You need to pick-up the trailer at Weaverville, where she approximately called you from. The trailer was there on the side of the road. You must have passed it, or you were on the opposite side, and never noticed it while she was talking to you (I fell for it too). Then go to where you are now (in picture), and drop it off. Her missions are a little tricky. If you have a save point just prior to this mission, then just re-load it. If not, try to go back to Weaverville, and look for the trailer.

You should be making a lot of different save points. I always stress this. It help alleviate some headaches.

[Eraser74]

First off, I bought the game a few days ago and I am really loving it. Never thought that a trucker sim would entertain me, but when the game was at a very reasonable price at steam, I couldn´t resist and haven´t regret the purchase.

Although the game needs some patches, mainly for bugs and performance, I am glad I jumped into the game.

My question is, if there is a way to get to the office faster or do I really need to drive all the way back there if I want to manage my business? I am very early on in the game and have just the one office in the starting town.

Another question is about those CB quests that pop up now and then. If I decline them because I haven´t got any time at the moment, will they come back sooner or later or are they gone?

Thanks for answering!

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by Eraser74

My question is, if there is a way to get to the office faster or do I really need to drive all the way back there if I want to manage my business? I am very early on in the game and have just the one office in the starting town.

Hello, and welcome to the forum.
No, there isn't. You must travel to the office.

Another question is about those CB quests that pop up now and then. If I decline them because I haven´t got any time at the moment, will they come back sooner or later or are they gone?

I have personally never seen a mission repeat itself, if you declined it. Maybe some have, but I have not.

[Eraser74]

Oh, that´s to bad, so they are gone forever. But how should one get these missions? You can´t cruise around waiting for them to pop up, or is it better to cancel the mission at hand and do the quests themselves?

If they don´t repeat then sooner or later there won´t be any CB quests anymore?

It´s pretty impossible then to fulfill them all, cause I sometimes get two or three when driving to some warehouse.

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by Eraser74

Oh, that´s to bad, so they are gone forever. But how should one get these missions? You can´t cruise around waiting for them to pop up, or is it better to cancel the mission at hand and do the quests themselves?

If they don´t repeat then sooner or later there won´t be any CB quests anymore?

It´s pretty impossible then to fulfill them all, cause I sometimes get two or three when driving to some warehouse.

I have accepted multiple missions without interfering with my current mission. Some missions give you enough time to get to your current warehouse, or mission, and some will tell you that you have to cancel your current mission, yet others will keep you guessing. I don't think you'll be able to complete them all. At least I couldn't.

Thus far I don't think anyone knows when the last mission is asked, except for the "Story Line" missions. If "Side Missions" stop coming, then you are free to take loads from the warehouses, enjoy the scenery, and build your empire. The game doesn't appear to have an ending. If it does, then nobody has posted it.

[mark39]

Originally Posted by USA Trucker

You need to pick-up the trailer at Weaverville, where she approximately called you from. The trailer was there on the side of the road. You must have passed it, or you were on the opposite side, and never noticed it while she was talking to you (I fell for it too). Then go to where you are now (in picture), and drop it off. Her missions are a little tricky. If you have a save point just prior to this mission, then just re-load it. If not, try to go back to Weaverville, and look for the trailer.

You should be making a lot of different save points. I always stress this. It help alleviate some headaches.

is this the load of souvenir's she wants,i ask because i have just come out of SF heading for oakland when i got a call from her,it is showing i have about 70+ mins but the arrow is in weaverville,there is a trailer right near where i stopped but unable to hitch it so was wondering if this is the same mission.

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by mark39

is this the load of souvenir's she wants,i ask because i have just come out of SF heading for oakland when i got a call from her,it is showing i have about 70+ mins but the arrow is in weaverville,there is a trailer right near where i stopped but unable to hitch it so was wondering if this is the same mission.

I can't remember what the load was, but I think so.

[mark39]

Originally Posted by USA Trucker

I can't remember what the load was, but I think so.

then i must have a bug then because there are actually 2 trailers parked at the side but i cant hitch to either of them,have tried to hitch manually also but nothing happens...

ok am looking for some advice,i completed the main storyline and have been doing bits and pieces to get more money so can buy more trucks and get more drivers etc so that i can get 100% warehouse coverage and earn the golden carrier title,anyway i was driving down the road and up pops this big screen saying "my competitor has won the title" and its now game over,you can then either go to main menu or continue,now how are you supposed to beat them when they are so far in front in terms of coverage,turnover and hired drivers...., example;when i completed main story i have 1 driver and about 30+% coverage all the rest have between 10 an 18 drivers and upto 50-60% coverage how in gods name can you compete with that.... especially when it costs so much to buy truck and upgrade it before you hire a driver for it and then you have to buy another truck for yourself and then there is the cost of opening another office its madness...

now im sure that usa trucker said something somewhere that when he finished the main story he had about 2000+ exp any chance you could let me know how as i only had just over a 1000 when i finished it,any help with this would be appreciated and also if it happened to you what did you do to change it,thx....

also i am prepared to start a new game if need be but would like to avoid that if poss....

[USA Trucker]

Originally Posted by mark39

now im sure that usa trucker said something somewhere that when he finished the main story he had about 2000+ exp any chance you could let me know how as i only had just over a 1000 when i finished it,any help with this would be appreciated and also if it happened to you what did you do to change it,thx....

After figuring out the game, and learning from my first campaign, I played the second time around to achieve that score. As usual I had many saved games. I never got a ticket, or crashed. I never lost a delivery time, or race. I didn't turn down too many side missions (maybe one or two). I finished the story line in one weekend.

The "Golden Carrier" award can be achieved. It just takes some planning, patience, and of course work. Just like in real-life your competition is way ahead of you because, you're the new kid on the block, and you have to come up with a way to catch up. The higher your settings (novice, trucker, traffic, etc) the harder it will be.

[mark39]

ok thx for that usa trucker will have to look at redoing main story then,sorry you had to relocate my post i thought it was in the right place....