We are thrilled to welcome you on Tuesday, the 1st of August, to commemorate the launch of our brand-new Oklahoma DLC, by participating in our newest – Cruising Oklahoma! From chain of mountains and also woodlands, over meadows and also savannas to creeks and also rivers, you’ll check out the varied landscape and also economic situation of this unbelievable state.
We are asking our #BestCommunityEver before to accomplish the neighborhood objective of driving 111,000,000 miles (178,637,184km) while delivering cargoes to or from any city in Oklahoma.
While #CruisingOklahoma and enjoying the beautiful landscape it is also worth knowing that it is home to a wide variety of animals and insects, like the common honey bee and Black Swallowtail butterfly, two national state symbols that are important for Oklahoma’s biodiversity. The state holds populations of bear and fox in the mountains, as well as the prairie dog and the iconic American bison in the prairie regions.
Oklahoma is also known as the “Sooner State”, symbolizing the energetic, progressive can-do spirit. Truckers can look forward to exploring many new industries, like delivering iconic, yellow School Bus parts to the bus factory, Big Tires for machinery from the tire factories in Ardmore and Lawton, or Yard Trucks that are needed at Tulsa Airport.
During your journey through Oklahoma, you can look forward to many beautiful views and highlights such as:
- Gloss Mountain State Park, unique natural landmark with mesas in north western Oklahoma
- Tulsa, metropolis center for energy, aerospace, and technology
- McAlester, picturesque historical city in East Oklahoma
- Beavers Bend State Park, beautiful park in the mountainous region of south east Oklahoma
- Hugo Lake Spillway, dam on the Kiamichi River in south east Oklahoma
- As with past cruising events, you can use your own trailer and experience all these in the external market!
Oklahoma DLC is offering 10 fantastic new cities to explore, and we have a special reward for completing your personal goal, which will require you to deliver a job to or from all 10 cities of Oklahoma. All jobs for the event need to be 100 miles each (161 kilometres) or more.
Join our journey with the newest DLC of American Truck Simulator and set out on a trip over high plains, prairies and low wetlands, while discovering the unique factories and industries of Oklahoma! Get ready for a terrific ride through the Sooner State!
Using External Contracts or External Market, with a World of Trucks-connected profile in American Truck Simulator, the community goal is to drive 111,000,000 miles (178,637,184 km) while supplying freights to or from any type of city in Oklahoma.
When a player completes a delivery to or from 10 different Oklahoma cities, they will achieve their personal goal.
All jobs for the event need to be at least 100 miles each (161 km), or more.
You can check if your recent deliveries met these conditions using your Log Book in your World of Trucks profile.
Personal: Players that deliver cargo to or from 10 Oklahoma cities will gain a personal World of Trucks Achievement and also a gorgeous Wild Stampede themed truck paint job Steam inventory item.
Community: When the community goal of driving 111,000,000 miles (178,637,184km) during deliveries to or from any city in Oklahoma is met, and if the player has likewise achieved their personal goal, then they will receive a hanging Black Swallowtail ornament Steam inventory item.
The event will be concluded on Sunday the 1st of October at 23:59 UTC.
We wait with bated breath to hear back from you about your new adventure, with so many new places to explore and also discover. We think you will love cruising the Sooner State, from its ancient mountain ranges and also forests in the high plains region, through central prairies, savannas and also mesas, to the low wetlands revealing creeks and also rivers, and we expect seeing all your photos! So, please share your screenshots and also videos with us using the hashtag #CruisingOklahoma on our , , and also profiles and also we will certainly share our favored ones (we might also include a few of them in a future article!).