Network & Sync
Traffic, player state, collisions, and world events
A transparent look at where CargoMP is today, what we are building next, and how we plan to grow into a persistent multiplayer trucking platform.
CargoMP is developed in parallel workstreams. Percentages show internal implementation progress and will change as features are tested and refined.
Traffic, player state, collisions, and world events
Jobs, companies, market, garages, and progression
Installation, updates, mods, and server discovery
Moderation, player management, logs, and support
The economy is not a decorative balance counter. It is a connected simulation in which freight demand creates contracts, completed deliveries influence regions, and every decision feeds back into future opportunities.
Offers are generated from regional demand instead of a static job list. Distance, urgency, cargo risk, scarcity, and convoy size determine requirements and payout.
Player companies become real economic units with a shared treasury, configurable roles, garages, trucks, and a reputation built by their drivers.
Deliveries change supply, demand, and route value. Busy corridors normalize while underserved regions create higher-value opportunities and server-wide goals.
Licenses, specializations, and reputation provide long-term goals. Transaction records, limits, and server-side validation protect that progress from exploits.
The order is deliberate: stable networking first, persistent systems second, then a wider community rollout.
Establish the CargoMP identity, technical architecture, and the first playable networking prototype.
Turn the prototype into a reliable shared driving experience that can survive real sessions and unstable connections.
Connect every drive to a lasting profile, shared company progression, and a living transport market.
Open CargoMP to selected drivers, improve stability at scale, and build the tools needed to support the community.
Grow beyond the initial beta with broader platform support, creator tools, and the path toward public release.
Roadmaps describe direction, not a fixed promise. Scope and dates may move when testing reveals that stability or quality needs more time.
Join the beta list and be among the first drivers to test CargoMP systems as they become ready.