Places In SnowRunner That Hate You

[isekaiexpress]

Me: (having an accident in Snowrunner)
Auto saving function: "ah, let's note down that little _gameplay progress_, shall we?"

[schnaq]

Because of this game, I now hate boulders and tree stumps. Oh, and let's not forget about the most destructive thing ever known to rails. Barely tap a guard rail while driving a little too fast and boom, the whole side of your truck is annihilated.

[joshuatester]

Quality as always. Genuinely lost it at the "go fuck yourself bridge" 😂

[ZealothPL]

Biggest gripe with the game - the areas where you can't do much but put it in Low, put a brick on the accelerator and go make yourself a cup of tea or something, because the next 150 meters is a mud made out of motor oil and super glue lol

[louis]

5:51 I have "rebuilt" the bridge using the mod "rng-tx-bridge-layer", worked pretty well and saved so much time and nerves.

[hammond]

I found a cure for that tree in Imandra. Find a truck yourself a big heavy truck with a strong winch that you won't be using for cargo runs. Place it off the side of the road nearest the roots of the tree. Make sure the truck is braced up against another tree or large rock to keep it from moving, then attach your winch to that tree and PULL! If you do it right, it will stand the tree up enough for your other trucks to pass underneat it. Just leave the truck there until you're ready to move on to the next region.

[nakolulu]

1:57 there is a hidden road on the more right side that are completely flat and fine to drive on, its hidden behind the rock and bushes as you are entering the corner

[imrekalman]

In Yukon when going to the sawmill after crossing the bridge turn left to the brick farming, from behind it head across the woods to the metal framing site, an almost straight line covered in shallow snow. And from there a right turn to the sawmill. I used that path with the Azov 6 + semi trailers a lot, without the need for low gear.

[TBG.]

This video feels like it has a lot of motivation and was made from experience

[justinlynch]

The best way though the mud hole in Alaska is going all the way left, hugging the treeline and keeping your wheels up on the snow.

The tree in Imandra is annoying but using the snowbank can help some vehicles get over it.

[tylermulek]

The first mud puddle in Michigan north of the garage. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[Philliben]

Pulling the giant trailer from the port through the giant mud patch on There is also a road on the east side of Smithville Dam where the camber of the road changes and it always tips your truck over. The flooded highway on Maine is bad especially if you are pulling trailers but probably the worst is the ice roads on Maine. I've got stuck there many times.

[scottmclagan]

this vid. Lots of memories.

You, sir, have summed up a whole bunch of analysis, strategy, and challenge.

Thanks a bunch. Way more people ought to be on this channel!

[mixeddrinks]

my "places" has always been those knocked down sign post that somehow pierce thru the vehicle and make me fly into the air.

[A_Dirrty_Bird]

Mud pit in Alaska and the flooded road in Wisconsin I just leave a Cat 745 there permanently to ferry trucks across

[AsG_Alligator]

Those concrete slabs on the roads in Amur. You know which ones im talking about.

Unless you are basically standing still they will nuke your tires and suspension if you drive on them wrong.

[ZER_G]

What I wouldn't give for a heavy bulldozer or excavator sometimes when I play this vindictive game.

[csh]

You missed those thin fragile branches that can somehow stop a 23 ton truck.

[veekay]

The developer intentionally made the maps frustrating to sell the next game which lets you tidy them up.

[Rohrkrepierer]

There are so many places where i bet the dev´s just had a giggle how they mess with the players again .