COMMUNITY POLL: One World, One Economy β Farming Simulator + ETS2/ATS? ππ
What if your farm could supply your own logistics company, and your trucks could deliver the products you grow? π
I'm exploring an idea for a future Huxxi Roleplay feature that would (optional feature) connect Farming Simulator, Euro Truck Simulator 2, and American Truck Simulator into one shared roleplay experience.
The goal is to make it feel like you're living in one connected world, rather than playing three separate games.
πΎ From Your Farm to Your Trucking Company
Imagine creating a new Huxxi Roleplay profile with a shared economy across all supported games.
Here's an example of how it could work:
1. Grow and harvest your products π
Work on your farm in Farming Simulator, harvest crops, and fill your silo with grain or other supported cargo.
2. Dispatch your cargo to your logistics company π¦
When you're ready, mark some of your stored cargo as available for dispatch to your logistics company. The cargo is registered as a shipment awaiting delivery.
3. A delivery job becomes available π
A corresponding job is created in ETS2 or ATS, depending on the cargo, destination, and supported game. You could take the job and transport the shipment.
4. Deliver the cargo and get paid π°
Once the delivery is successfully completed, the shipment is marked as delivered, and the appropriate payment is credited to your shared economy.
5. Build your business across all three games π’
Use your earnings to expand your farm, buy more equipment, purchase trucks and trailers, or grow your logistics company.
The idea is to connect the entire process, from producing cargo on your farm to transporting it on the road.
π What Could Be Connected?
Shared profile and economy: One financial progression across Farming Simulator, ETS2, and ATS.
Cargo synchronization: Track dispatched, available, in-transit, and delivered cargo across supported games.
Farm-to-logistics contracts: Turn harvested products into transport jobs.
Connected job rewards: Payments from completed deliveries affect the shared balance.
Purchases and expenses: Buying supported equipment, trucks, trailers, or land affects the appropriate shared finances.
Loans and financial management: Potentially share loans, with an option to disable them.
Central logbook: Track transactions, cargo dispatches, job history, deliveries, earnings, and expenses.
Optional integration: Enable or disable the shared-economy system through the mod's settings.
The important part is that this wouldn't just be about sharing money. The aim is to connect the actual cargo and work between games, so what you do in one game creates opportunities in another.
π³οΈ COMMUNITY POLL: Would You Want This?
Would you like Huxxi Roleplay to connect Farming Simulator, ETS2, and ATS into one shared world with synchronized cargo, jobs, and finances?
Vote below and tell me what you think!
I'd especially love to hear your thoughts on these questions:
Should cargo produced on your farm generate real delivery contracts in ETS2 or ATS?
Should ETS2 and ATS share the same dispatch system and logistics company?
Should cargo be reserved when a delivery job is created, to prevent the same shipment from being delivered twice?
Should the shared economy be mandatory for a profile or an optional setting?
Would you prefer playing as one person managing a farm and a logistics company, or building a larger business with other players?
This is currently a concept for community feedback, not a promise that every feature is already implemented. Cargo synchronization, job creation, and delivery verification would need to be designed carefully so the games stay consistent.
Let's build something that makes all three games feel like parts of the same world.
π Cast your vote and share your ideas in the comments!
β€οΈ Thank you for helping shape the future of Huxxi Roleplay.
One Profile. One Economy. Three Games. One Connected World.
Would you play in one connected world across Farming Simulator, ETS2 and ATS?
Comments (4)
Only ats in my opinion
Way too many updates would be needed for both games. I personally don't even play FS25 that often anymore...think just keep to one game platform and build from there. I'm just getting used to all the new updates for ETS2/ATS that I don't want to switch to a different game that I don't play much anymore.
Naah, thats too muchβ¦
ETS + MSFS 24
