Nice order, it’s really cool to see how some folks would play this game. I personally always played in order, but the idea of playing a different way to acquire trucks is a good idea as well for folks have issues with harder maps
I played at first in Michigan only then I jumped to taimyr to get the better vehicles (tatarin, tayga 6436) then back to michigan and I visit every now and then another area when I have enough of Michigan
@@UzishanI tried doing that once. After Michigan, went to Taymir to get the Azov, but it felt like cheating so I sold it and went back to the trucks I had originally
Way I see it, it's a shame you have trucks like the FEMM in a region where that kind of grunt isn't really needed. Now that we have all the content and can play it any order, why not pick and choose if you want to do hard regions or easy regions at any given time, or poach trucks for use elsewhere?
@@Bigger_boot to be honest i already been there, but just repair bridge to the port and scout a little bit because really want some upgrades for starter trucks like special V12 engine (as i remember it was V12. Can make a mistake here). But i`m trying to finish Michigan first and then fully play Alaska. It`s pretty cool
@@TheToxicDriftalaska is dope. Are you playing through whilst collecting the trucks as you go, or are you doing the regions differently? I hopped around myself, typically explored whilst trying to unlock other trucks to use in Michigan. A fast way to lvl up and get more dollah is to join your friends sessions as well. Not sure if you’ve got it, but the Navistar is a pretty good truck to start with, and there’s an anniversary pack you can get with the big tatra truck, and that bad boy comes with AWD and Diff lock pre installed. 🎉
@@englishdragon4198 Yeah i trying to move forward through region. Recon map and trying collecting upgrades first, repairing bridges/roads second. Big contracts after local tasks. I`m trying to use different trucks but my favourites for now is ANK Civilian and International Paystar 5070. I know about problems with ANK gas tank and overall stability but this thing is something. I dont have DLC with Navistar unfortunatly but i looking forward to buy it maybe on sale
I very much agree with the season progression you suggest. And I definitely agree with your observations about Maine. It annoys me for the same reasons. Cheers! //Rick
Agree with the whole bridge rant in Maine about not being able to fix them or clear most of rockslides. Imandra in Kola Peninsula has a few main bridges like that too that can’t be fixed, which is funny because the loading screen for Imandra literally shows 2 trucks and a crane fixing one of the said bridges.
This is the 5th video of yours I have watched and I am learning a lot of how this game works and I am excited to tackle more areas. I am still in Michigan cause I have only been playing for a week but with all the information I have gotten from you I will blaze thru the rest of the regions. Thank you!
I'd put Maine somewhere out there, yes. It's difficult for exactly the reasons you mentioned, and was the first map where I specifically questioned why we can't IMPROVE the area. Then started to think about what I would love to see from a map or game that really embellishes on starting in a ruined map and rebuilding it step by step. Everything you do will improve the region. From getting roads built to getting main ones paved, rebuilding industries and automating their supply chains, to building weak bridges at first and having to strengthen them for heavier trucks, to clearing debris and removing flooded landscapes, even having to take time for things to finish. Would be interesting to really work on having a more immersive world that you have more of an impact on.
I've got about 300h in this game. Started late, though (like, last year, after getting my PS5) direct in Hard Mode. I'm loving it! I just bought the Season 1 maps, in order to get the AWD for GMC (firts truck in the normal game). I just decided to go in the order you proposed in the video. Thanks for the tip!
In my opinion, after you finish the first three regions, jump to Br. Columbia to get the Kenworth, because it's the new best logging truck in the game and complete the region and with that money, buy the Azov 73210. That one is the best logging truck for icy areas because it can have chained tires. Kenworth and Azov can both carry long logs AND have the crane, so you don't have to pay to load the logs and they can both carry two medium logs. The Kenworth even has room for the crane too while doing so. Next, it doesn't matter which region you choose. But before you move on, go on and buy the Mastodon, and the International Paystar 1700. It's the best hauler and the best scout respectively. I used to go straight for the 605R, but the process of unlocking it is too grindy and it's a difficult map. Now we have the Mastodon, which can only be bought and the problem is solved. So now you have the best truck for general work, the best logging trucks, and the two best scouts. The Tatarin, which can be used in maps with no ice to reveal any watchtower and the 1700 which can be used in maps with ice.
As somebody who spent close to 1000 hours in this game and I play it quite regularly. I think this video is perfect for new players and even slightly experience players if they’re looking to start again and enjoy the game for everything that it offers.👍👌
Hey im considering buying this game, but theres so many damn dlcs and I kinda dont wanna spend so much (atleast not right of the bat). Do they all just add maps and trucks? Can I skip them and still have a good time?
@just_a_sushi are you on xbox? Reason I'm saying this is because snowrunner is In the gamepass, if not just buy the standard game and start by playing the 3 regions and after that you can progress to buy each region individually over time
This game just never ends does it? I got the game for free on ps plus and it comes with all the regions shown in this video. The mod store is another whole library in itself that makes the game that much more vast. I'm not sure about the maps but all the vehicles require in game money to purchase so you still have to grind to buy those vehicles.
I've completed the main objectives for Michigan, Alaska, Wisconsin, and Yukon. After that, I couldn't figure out where to go next. I'm halfway done with Maine, but now, thanks to your video, I have a plan. I thank you for all your help. Stay safe my vriend!
Me on the contrary consider the forklift very useful. Many players don't really use the Cargo Dock of their Garages, they go from point to point on each mission (go to the factory, load the stuff and then deliver the goods), but instead during many comeback trips you can bring goods to the garage and there process the cargo for the next missions ahead, and the forklift is much better to unload and load cargos from trailers than a crane.
I never understood piling up cargo in the garage. Extra movements... Usually it's easier to drive to the destination from the warehouse than from the garage.
I try to line up missions that compliment each other. Missions where I can get all the cargo at the same time and finish one mission on the way to another
I'm currently on Maine, though I'm doing them in order. Maine is just tedious and hard to stick to. Amur was just hell but I managed to get the main missions done and only left a few of the most annoying side jobs. Amur requires thinking outside the box just to complete missions, that 8 slot rocket trailer, guess what it won't dump, don't be afraid to detach it and drag it via winch with the 605R through a few spots. Getting the 605R is incredibly hard by itself, took half a day of very carefully planned work to open up the path to it and still took 3 of my best trucks to rescue it. And getting the 605R is essential, the hardest missions in Amur are impossible with any other truck in single player
Personally I'd flip Glades and Amur. Doing Glades first nets you the tractors, both of which have good utility adds ons. Combined with the big CATs you can make repair and resupply points anywhere in Amur for those long hauls. Otherwise yea, thats a solid list. Maybe delve into Maine early to pick up the Forester to make medium logs less agrivating but yea, the Tayga you get for doing most of Maine ain't worth the hassle so last is a good place for it.
I like the idea of going around in scouts first, from map to map, unlocking all the trucks, and getting all the upgrades and watchtowers, then going back and doing all the big truck missions. Ideally do the intro missions, get to tymr, unlock the first tyga, the DAN, and the Armoured personnel carrier, then start scouting every map with the APC..
Playing in Wisconsin right now after blitzing Kola and Yukon for upgrades. Wisconsin taught me to manual load, and how to do it effectively. The rail contract calls for 12 metal beams, which would take at least 3 trips using the superheavy trailer. However, with manual loading, I fit all 12 metal beams on the wide flatbed semi-trailer and did it in 1 trip. Then my brain had a funny moment, and I calculated the approximate weight of all 12 metal beams. Needless to say, it was a lot.
To get the amaratsu, I parkour between the trees near the rock blocked road near the gas station with the tatarin and then yeeted of the cliff with it and took it to the garage. As for the bridge connecting the area next to it, people can use the mod ramp military trucks. To me in Maine my sus area was taking the materials uphill to the watch tower to build. And made a huge jenga tower with the materials to fix all the bridges on the second map, plus it came with a glowing field kinda like the one on the downhill map at mudrunners as my favorite area of the map to chill.
Interesting approach, and since I'm replaying the game from the start, I wanted to give it a try. I have to say though that I find the Yukon map way too hard, and I jumped it! I was frustrated during my first try, years ago, but now even with money to spare and most likely every truck in the game, I find it still impossible to play and way too challenging. I'm now playing the Ontario map, which I absolutely love.
I recently got this game and although i haven't completed the first 3 areas yet, i did indeed get the Kenworth because i saw it in the store and wanted it! I'm still learning the game and all its little details and have visited kola which was amazing to see, very different in terms of its barren-ness. I like the way there is pretty much never a jack-of-all-trades vehicle but the Kenworth is my go to (after a week of playing, i'm on one of the modded kenworths which fixes the load on the front axle and decent torque engine upgrade). Thanks for this list, i'll use it moving forward.
Having played in order of release, and just finished Amur and now am in Don, I agree with this order. The Kenworth and Derry Special would be great to have earlier.
i agree that its a good idea to play in a bit of a scrambled order, me and a friend started a co op game together where we started right off the bat in amur, and the way we have done our progression is that we are only allowed to leave each region once we have completed one of the main objectives, once we do that we can then go to another region and so on. it has made for some really fun and really challenging gameplay, amur was hell for example until we could get to taymyr to get some other good trucks
I play multiple regions at once, to keep things interesting. If I'm bored of one region, I can switch to another, then go back to the previous one. Right now I play Michigan, Alaska, Taymyr, Kola Peninsula and I went to British Columbia to get the 963, also went to Wisconsin to get the P512 and Yukon for the two Caterpillar vehicles (I really just wanted to drive the 770g, lol), but I'm not doing missions in these regions yet
the downside of such approach is that you either have to constantly recover all your trucks, or just leave them and buy new ones. Eventually you are either out of trucks or out of money.
@@ludvig7473 I mean, if playing without recovering all your trucks every time. Just playing several regions simultaneously, each with a separate group of trucks.
I have a simple reason for the order I do the regions in early in the game. Regions will be fun or frustrating depending on whether you have good equipment for the type of terrain, so I spend the earlier part of the game focusing on getting trucks and upgrades I want to use. Those are in specific regions, so that decides the order I do the regions in. For example, I wanted to be able to use the Voron AE and the Tayga since they're very capable and fun in a lot of places. So, I went to Scandinavia very early and easily got the Voron AE (along with the Burlak, a great scout and repair vehicle). However, Voron AE and Tayga need to be upgraded with the best engine and raised suspension and the biggest wheels. So, I went to Taymyr for upgrades (and for the Tayga itself). However, before they are upgraded, those trucks are frustrating to use in Taymyr. So I used the Zikz 612H, which made Taymyr easy and fun. While doing that, I could also get the Tatarin. At that point, I had at least five great trucks I could use in many regions, and I continued to choose regions based on additional trucks and upgrades I wanted. After choosing regions this way for a while, I soon had a great fleet. I could have more fun and less frustration anywhere. Then I could choose where to go for other reasons.
That Maine bridges opinion can also be applied to Kola - for God knows how long you're doing a task to fix the bridge on a road from nowhere to nowhere...
You forgot to mention Azov 42-20. That thing helped me a lot until I got zikz 605r. It really can go through almost anything ... And you can hook up the ramped flatbed trailer and get 6 cargo slots.... Only downside I can remember is that it's tall and can roll over easily...
Funny thing about the Antarctic is that is the most tippy when driving straight, but when turning it becomes very stable and if using that to your advantage you can get through some tricky situations.
I would really recommend to go to Amur early in the game, maybe as a 3rd or 4th map. Getting the Zikz 605R on Kosmodrome felt super rewarding after all the work and it still is my go to truck for pretty much everything. Very informative video though 👍🏻
I just got this game a month ago when it is was free on PS extra and it’s one of the most fun game I’ve played. I finished Michigan and Alaska (except for logging missions) and almost halfway through taymyr. Now I’m deciding if and what DLC’s I should buy 😁
I would switch Yukon for Wisconsin couse there is waaay to much to do in Yukon (wont even mention logging..) and it WILL drain new player's soul dry.. But Wisconsin is way less demanding and imo it's way more fun region overall. Also I would advice on spliting Amur progression in two, first you play untill you unlock Zikz, then play other regions and come back later, when you'll be prepared mentally for this frozen Mordor.
I bounced around a lot between the 3 base regions, just about done with Taymyr finally, and Kola is the only DLC region I’ve been to so far and that was just to get the AWD upgrade for the GMC MH9500 when I was still trying to get started, and I think I’ll still go in order but this would be a good strategy too
Great order for ease of use and best results, I had not considered looking this up so I went to amur right after taymir on hard mode and man it took a long time and a lot of hard miles to finish. I figured I go to amur to get zik 605r and the active suspension for azov 73210. You do get a good bit of money. Doing winsconsin now but I'll use this as a good path to follow.
I only really done michigan and some of alaska and other one, i got all year passes and decided to jump back into game and see north carolina and was like cool i'll do that one, closet to where i live IRL. but i do wonder if i may be having a more difficult time due to not unlocking things in order.
Hello @CyrusTheContentCreator I love your content that's a very interesting order to play snowrunner. But what about the two new seasons? Can you please update this video? Thank you
I definitely agree with Tennessee feeling empty. it feels like an event hub of a closed down MMO and all the players and NPC are gone and you're the only one left.
hi, first of all sorry for my broken English but I am a French player who frequently watches your videos, I would like to know if it would be possible for you to release a new video of the best order to play the Snowrunner regions by updating with the latest seasons release please, thanks
maybe im late for that subject but clearly you should do the concrete directly on metal method and maybe polyethylene on top of concrete to repel most water from it
I start in Michigan jump to tamyr catch Tayga. Even easier in glades then to Wisconsin build some bridges, then do some easy peacy mission gets som shitloads with money and exp. Then over to amur, collect Zizk 605. With some practice you do this under 3-4 Hours. Then over to glades and collect Pike. Then over to Ontario get the Zikz 566. Special Diarria can keep on sleeping. The back to Michigan to some chill trucking. You should zon ve at Level 14 at this level you have undlocked Chains. Have fun
hmmm Yukon is harder that: Belozersk Glades, Ontario... The routes to the mine are not pleasant, there are some places with ice, you have to drag yourself a few times through the mud near the river, driving on some slopes is difficult (it's easy to tip over). Probably for later. There are no interesting trucks to unlock either.
I play the first map until level 12, then I play taymir russia to unlock the tatarin and the tayga. Then I go unlock burlak 6x6 then I go straight to unlocking the ziks 605. After you got the zik, tatarin, and burlak you can literally go anywhere. It's my second playthrough
I recently started playing Maine and done all to unlock garage and Tayga 6455B and now I came across this video and It is very true that maine is an annoying region and even after going through Amur you still feel that it is more difficult than Amur.
I'm playing Ontario currently after finishing BC and three base regions, I'd suggest that Ontario is easier than Yukon having briefly visited Yukon before going to BC.
Hello Tanks for thé vidéo it is so useful But one question can you make a tier list of trucks in snow runner Your opinion is a bit different of other ytb Chanel it is way I think it is interesting
Is it worth making a second save game to do this order, i already nearly finished Michigan on my other one and have done a bit on a lot of other regions.
I agree about Maine, man, this region is really annoying on second map(topography), same about tedious contracts. I rly got tired completing this one. I believe that this's reasonable order for HM mode.
If i wanna start to do some of the logging contracts do u need a logging crane to load a medium trailer? I have started to do the logging missions in Michigan and for some reson i couldent autoload the trailer with medium logs. Luckily i hade a crane on the truck so it wasent an issue but do u need to position the trailer better or is it just not possable to autoload a medium trailer.
As someone who played on xbox and got through base game, canada and russia kola maps, only to let my ex keep the xbox when she moved out because I had just bought a monster gaming laptop, I've bought the steam version, but don't know what order to play things in now that theres so much compared to when I played. I bought Mudrunner on steam and have been playing through mod-maps instead of reinstalling Snowrunner. Looks like I won't have to trudge through all the same content right away, so I'm reinstalling tonight for sure
Biggest difficulty in amur is this fucking tree stump on the way to the steel mill. I can't count how many times i got stuck there or flipped my cargo because of that XD
This video was a suggested order after Season 10 had been released. Currently, there are 13 Seasons and the 14th will be released in about a month. So no, unfortunately.
i both love and hate maine at the same time, its beautiful and has some fun challenging areas but also gets boring having to spend about 40 minutes to get out of the garage mud area every single time you need to go somewhere
I started with season 10 then moved to seson 5 and currently I'm completing season 1 with 41%.What is your recommendation for the next season?, I'm hesitant between season 11 or 9 🤔🤔
after Original Region I went to Kola Peninsula even I got all trucks from original region it so suffered and then I stop playing snowrunner for months after finished 100% in Kola now I came to British Colombia It's very fun beautiful and more enjoyable.
Did the same,played them in order and Kola was a real pain. Told myself "if every DLC region is that hard, I give up..." Luckily, next ones weren't that painful ^^
سلام و خسته نباشید چنتا از این نکته های که گفتی خیلی خوب بود یک چیزی که خودم فهمیدم اینه که اگه یک محموله بزرگ داری میبری اگه کامیون چپ شد بازی رو ببند دوباره بیای تو بازی از کمی قبل تر بر میگرده تو یه ویدیو بگو شاید بدرد کسی بخوره
1-Michigan (100%) 2-Alaska (100%) 3-Taymyr (100%) 4-Kola (Ford F750 and all upgrades in map) 5-British Columbia (100%) 6-Ontario (100%) 7-North Carolina (100%) The rest is optional
I think Maine should be played very early, because both the Tayga B and the Aramatsu are very useful trucks. The earlier you unlock them - the better. Also the Kola should be played very early because of the radar trailer. The game introduces you to it. Personally, I played mostly in order. Grabbed the Tayga and the Aramatsu from Maine before Wisconsin, because it has a lot of logs. Then I played the newly released Tennessee, and after that I finished Wisconsin and moved to Maine fully. Then I played Don and Amur was the last. Finished all the game 100% before Season 8 dropped. Since then, I play in order again.
I will do this order when i bought all the region maps Right now i own 1-year pass maps Renew and rebuild (because I need Derry special) I will buy build and dispatch for the tatra Haul and hustle for aramatsu Forester Alternate if I change my mind Public energy for Kenworth and the god of snowrunner the femm
Nice order, it’s really cool to see how some folks would play this game. I personally always played in order, but the idea of playing a different way to acquire trucks is a good idea as well for folks have issues with harder maps
I played at first in Michigan only then I jumped to taimyr to get the better vehicles (tatarin, tayga 6436) then back to michigan and I visit every now and then another area when I have enough of Michigan
@@UzishanI tried doing that once. After Michigan, went to Taymir to get the Azov, but it felt like cheating so I sold it and went back to the trucks I had originally
To me, playing in order is a little bit difficult. I feel that Lake Kovd and Imandra are too difficult to go into right after the first 3.
Way I see it, it's a shame you have trucks like the FEMM in a region where that kind of grunt isn't really needed. Now that we have all the content and can play it any order, why not pick and choose if you want to do hard regions or easy regions at any given time, or poach trucks for use elsewhere?
Nice video man. I`m pretty new in Snowrunner, not even fully finished Michigan yet so your info can be pretty usefull. Especially about Maine)
Alaska is in my opinion the best map and what really hooks people into the game so I hope ya get there soon
@@Bigger_boot to be honest i already been there, but just repair bridge to the port and scout a little bit because really want some upgrades for starter trucks like special V12 engine (as i remember it was V12. Can make a mistake here). But i`m trying to finish Michigan first and then fully play Alaska. It`s pretty cool
@TheToxicDrift yeah I kinda ditched Michigan about %70 of the way and came back after I fully completed Alaska
@@TheToxicDriftalaska is dope. Are you playing through whilst collecting the trucks as you go, or are you doing the regions differently?
I hopped around myself, typically explored whilst trying to unlock other trucks to use in Michigan. A fast way to lvl up and get more dollah is to join your friends sessions as well.
Not sure if you’ve got it, but the Navistar is a pretty good truck to start with, and there’s an anniversary pack you can get with the big tatra truck, and that bad boy comes with AWD and Diff lock pre installed. 🎉
@@englishdragon4198 Yeah i trying to move forward through region. Recon map and trying collecting upgrades first, repairing bridges/roads second. Big contracts after local tasks. I`m trying to use different trucks but my favourites for now is ANK Civilian and International Paystar 5070. I know about problems with ANK gas tank and overall stability but this thing is something. I dont have DLC with Navistar unfortunatly but i looking forward to buy it maybe on sale
I very much agree with the season progression you suggest. And I definitely agree with your observations about Maine. It annoys me for the same reasons. Cheers! //Rick
Same! This is SO spot on. Maine is bane!
Yup, i usually dont use mods but that bridge made me install the RNG bridge maker mod and put a bridge there
Agree with the whole bridge rant in Maine about not being able to fix them or clear most of rockslides.
Imandra in Kola Peninsula has a few main bridges like that too that can’t be fixed, which is funny because the loading screen for Imandra literally shows 2 trucks and a crane fixing one of the said bridges.
This is the 5th video of yours I have watched and I am learning a lot of how this game works and I am excited to tackle more areas. I am still in Michigan cause I have only been playing for a week but with all the information I have gotten from you I will blaze thru the rest of the regions. Thank you!
until you get to stupid fucking imandra on kola, no you won't
Hello, I just finish Taymyr and I found your video which is great but I would like to know where would you put new seasons 11 and 12. Thank you
I'd put Maine somewhere out there, yes. It's difficult for exactly the reasons you mentioned, and was the first map where I specifically questioned why we can't IMPROVE the area. Then started to think about what I would love to see from a map or game that really embellishes on starting in a ruined map and rebuilding it step by step. Everything you do will improve the region. From getting roads built to getting main ones paved, rebuilding industries and automating their supply chains, to building weak bridges at first and having to strengthen them for heavier trucks, to clearing debris and removing flooded landscapes, even having to take time for things to finish. Would be interesting to really work on having a more immersive world that you have more of an impact on.
yessssss
I always dream of taking a load of gravel to fix a section of road
Imagine GTA but heavy industry and construction.
looks like your prayers have been answered with 'roadcraft'
@@crashtestdummy87 That is what I was thinking too. At least going in the same direction.
I've got about 300h in this game. Started late, though (like, last year, after getting my PS5) direct in Hard Mode. I'm loving it! I just bought the Season 1 maps, in order to get the AWD for GMC (firts truck in the normal game). I just decided to go in the order you proposed in the video. Thanks for the tip!
Please! Update the video with the Scandinavian (Season 11) and North Carolina (Season 12) ❤
I recently started fresh again and would also love an update to this video to see where 11 & 12 would fit in
In my opinion, after you finish the first three regions, jump to Br. Columbia to get the Kenworth, because it's the new best logging truck in the game and complete the region and with that money, buy the Azov 73210. That one is the best logging truck for icy areas because it can have chained tires. Kenworth and Azov can both carry long logs AND have the crane, so you don't have to pay to load the logs and they can both carry two medium logs. The Kenworth even has room for the crane too while doing so. Next, it doesn't matter which region you choose. But before you move on, go on and buy the Mastodon, and the International Paystar 1700. It's the best hauler and the best scout respectively. I used to go straight for the 605R, but the process of unlocking it is too grindy and it's a difficult map. Now we have the Mastodon, which can only be bought and the problem is solved. So now you have the best truck for general work, the best logging trucks, and the two best scouts. The Tatarin, which can be used in maps with no ice to reveal any watchtower and the 1700 which can be used in maps with ice.
As somebody who spent close to 1000 hours in this game and I play it quite regularly. I think this video is perfect for new players and even slightly experience players if they’re looking to start again and enjoy the game for everything that it offers.👍👌
Hey im considering buying this game, but theres so many damn dlcs and I kinda dont wanna spend so much (atleast not right of the bat). Do they all just add maps and trucks? Can I skip them and still have a good time?
@just_a_sushi are you on xbox? Reason I'm saying this is because snowrunner is In the gamepass, if not just buy the standard game and start by playing the 3 regions and after that you can progress to buy each region individually over time
@OLLYB055 im on pc, but yes gamepass is available on pc. May consider getting it thx
This game just never ends does it? I got the game for free on ps plus and it comes with all the regions shown in this video. The mod store is another whole library in itself that makes the game that much more vast. I'm not sure about the maps but all the vehicles require in game money to purchase so you still have to grind to buy those vehicles.
Do you recommend hard mode for new players, or new game plus ?
I've completed the main objectives for Michigan, Alaska, Wisconsin, and Yukon. After that, I couldn't figure out where to go next. I'm halfway done with Maine, but now, thanks to your video, I have a plan.
I thank you for all your help.
Stay safe my vriend!
Me on the contrary consider the forklift very useful. Many players don't really use the Cargo Dock of their Garages, they go from point to point on each mission (go to the factory, load the stuff and then deliver the goods), but instead during many comeback trips you can bring goods to the garage and there process the cargo for the next missions ahead, and the forklift is much better to unload and load cargos from trailers than a crane.
Thanks, this sounds kind of fun and also efficient! I'm pretty new to this, just recently started in Taymur after finishing Michigan and Alaska.
I never understood piling up cargo in the garage. Extra movements... Usually it's easier to drive to the destination from the warehouse than from the garage.
I try to line up missions that compliment each other. Missions where I can get all the cargo at the same time and finish one mission on the way to another
I'm currently on Maine, though I'm doing them in order. Maine is just tedious and hard to stick to. Amur was just hell but I managed to get the main missions done and only left a few of the most annoying side jobs. Amur requires thinking outside the box just to complete missions, that 8 slot rocket trailer, guess what it won't dump, don't be afraid to detach it and drag it via winch with the 605R through a few spots. Getting the 605R is incredibly hard by itself, took half a day of very carefully planned work to open up the path to it and still took 3 of my best trucks to rescue it. And getting the 605R is essential, the hardest missions in Amur are impossible with any other truck in single player
Personally I'd flip Glades and Amur. Doing Glades first nets you the tractors, both of which have good utility adds ons. Combined with the big CATs you can make repair and resupply points anywhere in Amur for those long hauls. Otherwise yea, thats a solid list. Maybe delve into Maine early to pick up the Forester to make medium logs less agrivating but yea, the Tayga you get for doing most of Maine ain't worth the hassle so last is a good place for it.
I like the idea of going around in scouts first, from map to map, unlocking all the trucks, and getting all the upgrades and watchtowers, then going back and doing all the big truck missions.
Ideally do the intro missions, get to tymr, unlock the first tyga, the DAN, and the Armoured personnel carrier, then start scouting every map with the APC..
Playing in Wisconsin right now after blitzing Kola and Yukon for upgrades. Wisconsin taught me to manual load, and how to do it effectively. The rail contract calls for 12 metal beams, which would take at least 3 trips using the superheavy trailer. However, with manual loading, I fit all 12 metal beams on the wide flatbed semi-trailer and did it in 1 trip.
Then my brain had a funny moment, and I calculated the approximate weight of all 12 metal beams. Needless to say, it was a lot.
I share this video all the time on the snowrunner subreddit. Maybe it's time for an update with 11-12-13 in it? Then another update after 16?
To get the amaratsu, I parkour between the trees near the rock blocked road near the gas station with the tatarin and then yeeted of the cliff with it and took it to the garage. As for the bridge connecting the area next to it, people can use the mod ramp military trucks. To me in Maine my sus area was taking the materials uphill to the watch tower to build. And made a huge jenga tower with the materials to fix all the bridges on the second map, plus it came with a glowing field kinda like the one on the downhill map at mudrunners as my favorite area of the map to chill.
Interesting approach, and since I'm replaying the game from the start, I wanted to give it a try. I have to say though that I find the Yukon map way too hard, and I jumped it! I was frustrated during my first try, years ago, but now even with money to spare and most likely every truck in the game, I find it still impossible to play and way too challenging. I'm now playing the Ontario map, which I absolutely love.
Quick tip: double click the button that allows you to change gears so you can go way faster in glance
I recently got this game and although i haven't completed the first 3 areas yet, i did indeed get the Kenworth because i saw it in the store and wanted it! I'm still learning the game and all its little details and have visited kola which was amazing to see, very different in terms of its barren-ness.
I like the way there is pretty much never a jack-of-all-trades vehicle but the Kenworth is my go to (after a week of playing, i'm on one of the modded kenworths which fixes the load on the front axle and decent torque engine upgrade).
Thanks for this list, i'll use it moving forward.
Having played in order of release, and just finished Amur and now am in Don, I agree with this order. The Kenworth and Derry Special would be great to have earlier.
I love that you play the game as it is meant to be...WITH OUT MODS!
What's wrong with using mods unless they're overpowered
i agree that its a good idea to play in a bit of a scrambled order, me and a friend started a co op game together where we started right off the bat in amur, and the way we have done our progression is that we are only allowed to leave each region once we have completed one of the main objectives, once we do that we can then go to another region and so on. it has made for some really fun and really challenging gameplay, amur was hell for example until we could get to taymyr to get some other good trucks
I play multiple regions at once, to keep things interesting. If I'm bored of one region, I can switch to another, then go back to the previous one. Right now I play Michigan, Alaska, Taymyr, Kola Peninsula and I went to British Columbia to get the 963, also went to Wisconsin to get the P512 and Yukon for the two Caterpillar vehicles (I really just wanted to drive the 770g, lol), but I'm not doing missions in these regions yet
the downside of such approach is that you either have to constantly recover all your trucks, or just leave them and buy new ones. Eventually you are either out of trucks or out of money.
@@vladvulcan Uh no, you can just recover and switch. How would you run out of money? Most players arent on hard mode....
@@ludvig7473 I mean, if playing without recovering all your trucks every time. Just playing several regions simultaneously, each with a separate group of trucks.
It's really time for an update on this video, people on the snowrunner reddit ask this question (what order) all the time!
You could re-make this video adding new season's content! Would love to see that! Also taking in consideration hard mode playthroughs.
I have a simple reason for the order I do the regions in early in the game. Regions will be fun or frustrating depending on whether you have good equipment for the type of terrain, so I spend the earlier part of the game focusing on getting trucks and upgrades I want to use. Those are in specific regions, so that decides the order I do the regions in.
For example, I wanted to be able to use the Voron AE and the Tayga since they're very capable and fun in a lot of places. So, I went to Scandinavia very early and easily got the Voron AE (along with the Burlak, a great scout and repair vehicle). However, Voron AE and Tayga need to be upgraded with the best engine and raised suspension and the biggest wheels. So, I went to Taymyr for upgrades (and for the Tayga itself). However, before they are upgraded, those trucks are frustrating to use in Taymyr. So I used the Zikz 612H, which made Taymyr easy and fun. While doing that, I could also get the Tatarin. At that point, I had at least five great trucks I could use in many regions, and I continued to choose regions based on additional trucks and upgrades I wanted. After choosing regions this way for a while, I soon had a great fleet. I could have more fun and less frustration anywhere. Then I could choose where to go for other reasons.
That Maine bridges opinion can also be applied to Kola - for God knows how long you're doing a task to fix the bridge on a road from nowhere to nowhere...
Finally a video I've been waiting since launch day 1!
Where would season 11 and 12 fall into this order?
11 would be after 10, 12 could go anywhere
You forgot to mention Azov 42-20. That thing helped me a lot until I got zikz 605r. It really can go through almost anything ... And you can hook up the ramped flatbed trailer and get 6 cargo slots.... Only downside I can remember is that it's tall and can roll over easily...
Funny thing about the Antarctic is that is the most tippy when driving straight, but when turning it becomes very stable and if using that to your advantage you can get through some tricky situations.
I would really recommend to go to Amur early in the game, maybe as a 3rd or 4th map. Getting the Zikz 605R on Kosmodrome felt super rewarding after all the work and it still is my go to truck for pretty much everything. Very informative video though 👍🏻
And what about 11th and 12th seasons? 😶
I just got this game a month ago when it is was free on PS extra and it’s one of the most fun game I’ve played. I finished Michigan and Alaska (except for logging missions) and almost halfway through taymyr. Now I’m deciding if and what DLC’s I should buy 😁
In my opinion, the one and only DLC truck worth paying for is Zikz 612H, all others are worthless.
Def start with British Columbia after the main game, and get the kenworth 963 it's one of the best trucks like he said.
I would switch Yukon for Wisconsin couse there is waaay to much to do in Yukon (wont even mention logging..) and it WILL drain new player's soul dry.. But Wisconsin is way less demanding and imo it's way more fun region overall.
Also I would advice on spliting Amur progression in two, first you play untill you unlock Zikz, then play other regions and come back later, when you'll be prepared mentally for this frozen Mordor.
I bounced around a lot between the 3 base regions, just about done with Taymyr finally, and Kola is the only DLC region I’ve been to so far and that was just to get the AWD upgrade for the GMC MH9500 when I was still trying to get started, and I think I’ll still go in order but this would be a good strategy too
Great order for ease of use and best results, I had not considered looking this up so I went to amur right after taymir on hard mode and man it took a long time and a lot of hard miles to finish. I figured I go to amur to get zik 605r and the active suspension for azov 73210. You do get a good bit of money. Doing winsconsin now but I'll use this as a good path to follow.
I only really done michigan and some of alaska and other one, i got all year passes and decided to jump back into game and see north carolina and was like cool i'll do that one, closet to where i live IRL. but i do wonder if i may be having a more difficult time due to not unlocking things in order.
Nice order makes complete sense to me im a veteran player and could agree more with you. Well done sir!!
سلام داش سیروس دمت گرم واقعا دنبال همچین ویدیو میگشتم
Hello @CyrusTheContentCreator
I love your content that's a very interesting order to play snowrunner. But what about the two new seasons? Can you please update this video?
Thank you
Are you going to update this list for season 11-14?
Where are the season 11 must be here?
I am going try on one of play throughs 😊
I definitely agree with Tennessee feeling empty. it feels like an event hub of a closed down MMO and all the players and NPC are gone and you're the only one left.
hi, first of all sorry for my broken English but I am a French player who frequently watches your videos, I would like to know if it would be possible for you to release a new video of the best order to play the Snowrunner regions by updating with the latest seasons release please, thanks
maybe im late for that subject but clearly you should do the concrete directly on metal method and maybe polyethylene on top of concrete to repel most water from it
I start in Michigan jump to tamyr catch Tayga. Even easier in glades then to Wisconsin build some bridges, then do some easy peacy mission gets som shitloads with money and exp. Then over to amur, collect Zizk 605. With some practice you do this under 3-4 Hours.
Then over to glades and collect Pike.
Then over to Ontario get the Zikz 566. Special Diarria can keep on sleeping.
The back to Michigan to some chill trucking. You should zon ve at Level 14 at this level you have undlocked Chains.
Have fun
After completing the main contracts in the base game I continued with Season 1 Kola Peninsula.
Big mistake...
hmmm Yukon is harder that: Belozersk Glades, Ontario... The routes to the mine are not pleasant, there are some places with ice, you have to drag yourself a few times through the mud near the river, driving on some slopes is difficult (it's easy to tip over). Probably for later. There are no interesting trucks to unlock either.
I play the first map until level 12, then I play taymir russia to unlock the tatarin and the tayga. Then I go unlock burlak 6x6 then I go straight to unlocking the ziks 605. After you got the zik, tatarin, and burlak you can literally go anywhere. It's my second playthrough
I recently started playing Maine and done all to unlock garage and Tayga 6455B and now I came across this video and It is very true that maine is an annoying region and even after going through Amur you still feel that it is more difficult than Amur.
I'm playing Ontario currently after finishing BC and three base regions, I'd suggest that Ontario is easier than Yukon having briefly visited Yukon before going to BC.
I finished Michigan Alaska and Tennessee started Russia and and halfway through season 8 I’ve been bouncing all over the place lol
Nice video, will definitely bring the game back to life for me.
when he said that Imandra is very hard it reminded me of how stressful getting the garage (I almost rage quit simply to put).
What about long logs delivery? )))
While in Kola you can just use big Cat as it is much better than Kenworth. After all, it is pretty easy to get in Alaska.
Hello
Tanks for thé vidéo it is so useful
But one question can you make a tier list of trucks in snow runner
Your opinion is a bit different of other ytb Chanel it is way I think it is interesting
where would you put skandinavia?
Is it worth making a second save game to do this order, i already nearly finished Michigan on my other one and have done a bit on a lot of other regions.
Where would you place S11 Scandinavia?
I agree about Maine, man, this region is really annoying on second map(topography), same about tedious contracts. I rly got tired completing this one. I believe that this's reasonable order for HM mode.
Good video, I think I'll go to Amur to get the Ziks , leave and come back last
Just recently found this channel and enjoying the content so far. Do you think you will make a new or updated order when season 14 comes out?
Your complaint for main was my problem with lake kovd and imandra
As a new player Im finding this order to be vefy workable. Granted I yend not to 100 percent regions before moving on.
Wait i have a question. Would Scandinavia be by the Canadian maps?
This video is nice, i startes with the game some days ago..
I hope for new video with s11 and s12 map
If i wanna start to do some of the logging contracts do u need a logging crane to load a medium trailer? I have started to do the logging missions in Michigan and for some reson i couldent autoload the trailer with medium logs. Luckily i hade a crane on the truck so it wasent an issue but do u need to position the trailer better or is it just not possable to autoload a medium trailer.
No you don't need the crane unless is specifically tells you that you need one.
As someone who played on xbox and got through base game, canada and russia kola maps, only to let my ex keep the xbox when she moved out because I had just bought a monster gaming laptop, I've bought the steam version, but don't know what order to play things in now that theres so much compared to when I played. I bought Mudrunner on steam and have been playing through mod-maps instead of reinstalling Snowrunner. Looks like I won't have to trudge through all the same content right away, so I'm reinstalling tonight for sure
Biggest difficulty in amur is this fucking tree stump on the way to the steel mill. I can't count how many times i got stuck there or flipped my cargo because of that XD
Is the video still up to date?
This video was a suggested order after Season 10 had been released. Currently, there are 13 Seasons and the 14th will be released in about a month. So no, unfortunately.
i both love and hate maine at the same time, its beautiful and has some fun challenging areas but also gets boring having to spend about 40 minutes to get out of the garage mud area every single time you need to go somewhere
Found a few paths through the field to get around fairly quickly, usually involves driving up to the sawmill or staying close to the tree line.
In Maine you have to learn to go outside the roads marked on the map
Forget that old kenworth, grab the new king of snorunner!!!! Its return of the MACK.......
I started with season 10 then moved to seson 5 and currently I'm completing season 1 with 41%.What is your recommendation for the next season?, I'm hesitant between season 11 or 9 🤔🤔
after Original Region I went to Kola Peninsula even I got all trucks from original region it so suffered and then I stop playing snowrunner for months after finished 100% in Kola now I came to British Colombia It's very fun beautiful and more enjoyable.
Did the same,played them in order and Kola was a real pain.
Told myself "if every DLC region is that hard, I give up..."
Luckily, next ones weren't that painful ^^
“My favorite region: Amor” 😂
Taymyr for the Tayga and the Tatarin and Amur for the Zikz
great helpful video!
سلام و خسته نباشید چنتا از این نکته های که گفتی خیلی خوب بود یک چیزی که خودم فهمیدم اینه که اگه یک محموله بزرگ داری میبری اگه کامیون چپ شد بازی رو ببند دوباره بیای تو بازی از کمی قبل تر بر میگرده تو یه ویدیو بگو شاید بدرد کسی بخوره
I played Alaska after I got my garage lol
I agree with Maine and Tennessee are incomplete DLC.
Please redo with season 11 included
1-Michigan (100%)
2-Alaska (100%)
3-Taymyr (100%)
4-Kola (Ford F750 and all upgrades in map)
5-British Columbia (100%)
6-Ontario (100%)
7-North Carolina (100%)
The rest is optional
Me going straight to Amur for a cool car in my pick up truck:
the word REGION is sad 120 times in 2 min into the video.. well i am going to another region now
What is the name of the truck mod in the intro?
That would annoy me about Maine. Making me think i would want to get that out of the way and not save it for last.
Dude has very strong persian accent.
I can confirm Maine is realistic, honestly the DOT repaves roads that are perfectly fine, and never touches the complete shit roads
How to unlocked british Colombia
what about season 11?
It's weird, I find Imandra more difficult than Amur...by a good margin actually.
You play on PC?
What's your GPU and monitor?
I think Maine should be played very early, because both the Tayga B and the Aramatsu are very useful trucks. The earlier you unlock them - the better. Also the Kola should be played very early because of the radar trailer. The game introduces you to it.
Personally, I played mostly in order. Grabbed the Tayga and the Aramatsu from Maine before Wisconsin, because it has a lot of logs. Then I played the newly released Tennessee, and after that I finished Wisconsin and moved to Maine fully. Then I played Don and Amur was the last. Finished all the game 100% before Season 8 dropped. Since then, I play in order again.
So when I'm in yukon and I unlock both CATs do I sell them right away or keep them and sell later on??
You don't need them, but those little CATs are actually really good in deep snow and mud, you can use them to scout harsh regions such as Amur.
I will do this order when i bought all the region maps
Right now i own
1-year pass maps
Renew and rebuild (because I need Derry special)
I will buy
build and dispatch for the tatra
Haul and hustle for aramatsu Forester
Alternate if I change my mind
Public energy for Kenworth and the god of snowrunner the femm