No discussion of an ETS2 patch is complete without addressing the modding community. The 1.35 to 1.36 transition was one of the most disruptive in recent memory. Map mods, in particular, that used custom assets built for DX9 often failed to load or displayed severe graphical artifacts in 1.36. Shader mods and graphics enhancement packs had to be completely rewritten. While this caused short-term frustration, it forced the modding community to modernize. As a result, post-1.36 mods achieved a level of visual polish and stability that was previously unattainable.
The patch sparked a wave of . Creators quickly released: ets2 135 to 136 patch new
The new is the headline feature. Storm clouds now roll in from the west, bringing rain that reduces tire grip by up to 30 % on asphalt and 50 % on gravel. Fog can drop visibility to 50 m , forcing drivers to rely on headlights and GPS cues. These conditions directly influence fuel consumption and wear, creating a feedback loop that rewards careful planning. No discussion of an ETS2 patch is complete
: If there is a specific road or city you want your GPS to avoid, you can now place "avoidance pins" to customize your route. Improved Management & Customization Managing your trucking empire just got a lot more visual: Shader mods and graphics enhancement packs had to