: Always, always back up your profile saves before installing mods. Mods can sometimes conflict with each other or become corrupted, and the only way to recover your progress is by having a backup. Also, always read the mod's description to ensure it is compatible with version 1.9.22.

: In the context of ETS2, the "Gold Bundle" was a specific commercial offering that packaged the base game with the "Going East!" expansion DLC. This DLC was the first major map expansion for the game, adding new destinations for cargo delivery across Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. The base game already allows you to explore over 60 major European cities, including London, Berlin, and Paris, transporting a vast variety of cargo.

: No audio tracks, textures, or languages are removed or downgraded.

: Navigation map controls (zoom/off) and truck computer storage for trip info like fuel consumption.

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In the gaming community, specific terms are used to describe modified or compressed versions of retail games:

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This version overhauled how AI vehicles behaved, making the roads feel more alive and less predictable.

This makes the repack version slightly more feature-rich than the standard Gold Bundle sold at launch.

: This is the foundation, a critically acclaimed vehicle simulation game developed and published by SCS Software. Initially released in October 2012 for Windows, and later for Linux and Mac OS X, the game has become the gold standard for the simulation genre. The premise is simple yet deeply engaging: you start as a freelance driver, taking on delivery jobs to earn money, and eventually build your own fleet of trucks, buy garages, and hire other drivers to create a logistics empire.

This expansion adds vast territories across Eastern Europe. You can explore new routes through Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary.