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Also i went and changed rest stop times from 10hrs to 8hrs, makes a pretty good difference.
Yeah, you're absolutely right — the mod was originally designed for the states that are officially in the game.
But you're right, maybe it's time to update it for all states with the 1.55 version. Especially since I've automated fuel prices and currency updates — it’s just a matter of seconds now.
I went ahead and dropped the default speed from 60 to 55 km/h.
I’ll try it out with 50 and 45 too, but I’m a bit worried about deliveries getting too slow — especially for urgent and super urgent jobs 😅
BobbPenn: In addition to California, diesel prices are less than $5 in other states.
Yes, that’s completely normal with the mod.
The mod increases the amount of XP required to level up. When you first boot the game and see your level in the main menu, it shows the default level based on vanilla XP values because the mod hasn't loaded yet.
Once you start playing, the mod kicks in and displays your correct, modified level (which is why you see level 15 in-game instead of level 22).
It's just a small UI quirk — nothing is broken or out of sync in terms of actual progress like deliveries, miles driven, or playtime.
Let me know if you have any other questions!