The only negative reviews are from people who live there and don't understand what scaling is and are mad their house isn't in the game.

I mean, it's home. No matter how long I've lived here, and no matter how much I despise it.... it's home

Czechs from SCS are not Slavs, but Slaves. you not Slavs, you Slaves. When one country provokes and makes Wars inevitable in order to earn billions on it. to Make Country Great Again. Or look at what this country have been doing and are doing in Yemen and Syria for the last 10 years. and so on. For example less than two weeks ago nato Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed the death of four American soldiers in Lithuania during a speech in Poland. The crew of the 63-ton M88A2 Hercules armored vehicle made a wrong turn and sank in a swamp just 10 km from the border with Belarus, The New York Times reports. Then SCS releases as many as 3 DLC maps per year for this country. And for another country, which was provoked and imposed 28,000 sanctions, like on Cuba. This map DLC is cancelled. Cancel culture. LOL. how funny. Europe, 500 million in population, asks the 300 million US to protect them from only 140 million Russia, when which is being held back by only 26 million Ukraine) thank God I'm not under nato propaganda ) First, the globalists scared Europeans with Covid. Now the globalists scare Europeans with Russians. Constantly keeping Europeans in fear )) Green agenda, fight against global warming ) where is all this today ) It is sad that some gaming companies have started to participate in this madness too and have taken away games from children. As well as the same illegal sanctions bypassing and without the approval of the UN. to punish grandmothers and children so that they would live as badly as possible. Thanks SCS for that too. you not Slavs, you Slaves.

I Live in Missouri, I was excited when it was announced and eagerly awaited its release. Today I bought the DLC and loaded it up only to find a lot of Missouri did not even make it into the game. Sure the big touristy spots are here but what about all the towns leading up and down? I did not expect every town to make it on the list but places like Festus, Fenton, Arnold, Sikeston and other decently large towns are just not here. I am down voting this DLC until such a time as SCS comes back around to add more content. I also dont think this is worth $12 maybe $8. This is not a dig at SCS and I like to think I have a fair number of hours on the game. I have all the DLC's and my support for this game as been above and beyond. I hope they come back around and add more towns, not just in Missouri, but in other states as well.

This expansion was a bit of a disappointment given the year+ wait and hype. The Saint Louis portion of the map (which I am most familiar with in real life) is awfully small. There's a few local landmarks (mainly the Gateway Arch on Memorial, and the A-B Brewery plus old NGA campus on Arsenal) but not much else. The highway routing around there is also bizarre with I-255 sharing the same interchange with US 67 (they are about 22 miles apart in the real world). I found it hard to navigate even though I've been driving around the (real world) town for several decades. Overall, the new expansion skips a ton, lacks a lot of the local character, and generally feels tiny. If you really have to have it, wait for the next sale.

Not realistic enough. They left out all of the meth labs.

Been waiting years for this state to be released. Was stoked when they announced it and waited patiently for it to finally come out. I can drive across the state in 3 minutes and from top to bottom in 6 minutes. That was limited to 65 mph as I was doing the cruising Missouri deliveries. So much of the state and the views have just been cut out. Most of the interstate system and all the big truck stops or travel centers are non existent. What a waste of DLC and $12. With how little there is to this it should have been released as free content.

After driving around the state there are some large key pieces missing. First off the compression is insane. it was a 15ish minute IRL on 70 to highway 65 junction. That drive IRL is around 2 hours. Next Large towns like Sedalia, Warrensburg, Lake of the Ozarks/Warsaw/Camdenton area isn't even referenced. I can understand some of these towns not being in the game but somewhere like Sedalia (which hosts the missouri state fair) and Lake of the Ozarks having low to none businesses is a big slap in the face to people that actually live in this state. St. Louis is hilariously small and Springfield is huge in comparison to St. Louis. I hope SCS updates this in the future to add more local communities to this Expansion.

typical dissappointment from SCS. cities are so compressed its sad none of the cities in this DLC feel real all super compressed to scale. you go from major city to country side in less than 2 minutes and this is supposed to be a simulator or truck driving but its really only highway driving sadly erased all the small towns and suburbs you cross though in this state. just major cities and then instant baron waste land like every other dlc typical half assed dlc

"There are only 49 stars on that flag." "I'll be deep in the cold, cold ground before I recognize Missoura."

skips so much hope they expand, going from Pryor OK, into Joplin the GPS just takes you in a big circle and not into 44 so disappointing

First experience going into a subterrain depot reversing to hook a trailer, then crash with a npc in my blindspot 10/10

you drive a truck around missouri, very good, 10/10

It is to much for what it is. I think I'm done buying single states at full price. Now I do enjoy what is there, but I wont make return trips. lol

i have missouri dlc map buy but it is not working in my game pls help me

I have to begrudgingly say this didn't quite do it for me. I played ETS2 for years and had a few map packs and generally enjoyed them. But I'm not sure the same level of detail is here. I was completely shocked that not a single scrap of St. Charles county (pretty huge suburb area just west of STL) is represented by anything at all apart from an oddly realistic Ameristar. 94 and 40/64 are completely missing, as well as the 170/270/370 chunk of road. I get the 20:1 compression, but for a county that's 50 miles wide and has almost double the population of St. Louis City- you think there could be at least one exit and maybe a few businesses? So many of the trailers and teasers seemed to imply you'd be able to drive in the detailed cities like STL or KC, but they're effectively just things to look at as you go by. But I hafta say one of the biggest shocks for me in the STL area was a complete lack of airport. That's where Boeing- y'know, 'Darwing' in the game ALREADY- could have a perfectly placed freight location. And having some planes coming and going would add a nice visual appeal. I was heading west on 70 waiting for it to show up and... nothing. So it's possible this may get expanded on in the future, but it's just weird how some oddly specific details are present (an antique barn and big cowboy figure around St. James/Rolla) yet things like Six Flags are missing.

Yet again the new DLC does not work on previous version 1.53 of the game. SCS should know that A LOT of players play with mods and are often a version behind the latest because it takes time for mods to be updated to work on the latest version. Come on SCS how difficult can it be to make map DLC's also work on the previous version.

Aside from completing the map with all states, this DLC doesn't offer much. All highways everywhere... I thought they learned from Iberia DLC in ETS2... The transition from light to dark inside the underground warehouses is very jarring too, and takes you out of the immersion. The developers should really look into upgrading the lighting engine so we have actual dark tunnels and stuff. I don't feel very motivated to explore this DLC.

i know i'm biased but Missouri is really bad the fact the kipped a nasty place like lake ozark and osage beach and left off Branson is quit baffling i was very disappointed

Missouri is a pretty boring state (not as bad as Kansas) aside from the Ozarks and the Gateway to the West. With that considered, SCS did a great job with this expansion. I definitely recommend this expansion for anyone who needs more space to drive

i was playing american truck sim in vr and i farted in Missouri and it stinks 10 out of 10

Fun, But left out cites like Silver Dollar City, Branson and more. Would refer to Kalhmera's review for more comprehensive information...

I Live in Missouri, I was excited when it was announced and eagerly awaited its release. Today I bought the DLC and loaded it up only to find a lot of Missouri did not even make it into the game. Sure the big touristy spots are here but what about all the towns leading up and down? I did not expect every town to make it on the list but places like Festus, Fenton, Arnold, Sikeston and other decently large towns are just not here. I am down voting this DLC until such a time as SCS comes back around to add more content. I also dont think this is worth $12 maybe $8. This is not a dig at SCS and I like to think I have a fair number of hours on the game. I have all the DLC's and my support for this game as been above and beyond. I hope they come back around and add more towns, not just in Missouri, but in other states as well.

Considering the vast road network that already exists in the game, and the many hundreds of hours one could spend exploring it all before any of it starts to feel familiar, spending money on this DLC just to have a little bit more just doesn't make much sense. I will probably think twice before buying the next one, unless SCS can find some new way to make these map expansions worthwhile. You may enjoy it if you have a special connection to Missouri, otherwise this is just more road to drive on through largely forgettable scenery, and you should wait for a sale.

Unless you live in Missouri you’re going to be underwhelmed, there’s not much of anything to see here. This state and Arkansas should’ve been a single DLC imo.

Everything seems to be fine except St. Louis. The city of St. Louis seems too undetailed to me. In comparison, Kansas City has got its whole inner ring. Jefferson City got some local streets. St. Louis does not have any local streets, and even I-64 is missing. IMO the double stacked I-64 is great. Besides this, I think it does not show the feeling of rich history of St. Louis. FYI it was once 4th largest city. It does not not show a clear vibe of St. Louis as well. For those who never came to America, it may look like same vibe as Kansas City but in reality it's not.