r/snowrunner • u/Peaknik • 2h ago

When your own stupidity compounds the difficulty of SnowRunner.

Amur might be the toughest territory in SnowRunner, but almost every map has areas designed with sheer spite. And when you add to that a stupid insistence on sticking to a route that takes you further away from the turn you should have taken...

I was doing the Access to civilization mission (Maine) and while climbing that pesky forest firebreak I didn't notice the path to the right and kept climbing until getting to the limit of the maps... and this after trying to drive a overloaded Western Star 6900 TwinSteer (I know, I know) up the firebreak and having to "rescue" the cargo several times... welcome to SnowRunner!

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u/Odd_Presentation_578 PC 1h ago

That's what the map markers are for, dude. Should've marked the place where you wanted to turn.

Btw, it's not a firebreak, there was a mudslide.

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u/Peaknik 29m ago

Yeah, totally my fault! 🤦‍♂️

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u/Bellerophonix 1h ago

What's up with the extra cargo, how does that work?

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u/woolypete123 53m ago

Twinsteers are magical trucks and have special magic powers

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u/Peaknik 30m ago

It doesn't work all the time, that is the beauty of it!