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UPDATE (12/29/2022): v2.5 RELEASED (forum account required for download link) Download is a text file with Mega link, copy and paste that link into your browser to download mod files! Make sure to read the included User Guide, as the mod has many new script based features you will not be familiar with using if you haven't played v2.5 yet. !!Regular Freeplay will NOT work, due to all the new scripts and features!! It will give you a blank map. Instead, go to Campaign/Missions -> Freeplay script to play freeplay. Mod Summary: The Montana Mod includes many new vehicles, personnel, structures, and equipment. It is set in an alternate history/re-visualization of the real-life ghost town of Monida Pass, in Beaverhead County, Montana. The mod provides the player with control over the first responders of an American small town and changes the look and feel of the gameplay environment to match. Itchboy has graciously lended his expertise and added multiple scripts for in-depth player control of Fire, EMS, and PD functions! Media can be found on the Download page above!

Firstly, this is a fantastic mod and I have been having a great time playing it - massive congrats to you itchboy (and everyone else involved) for doing an incredible job. I think any bugs I've had have already been mentioned elsewhere and nothing I've had has broken the game. Interestingly, I thought the lack of volunteers was a deliberate choice. Going along with the small town vibe, the fact there's only four blokes available makes you choose your resources carefully and make use of mutual aid. Personally, if the volunteer numbers are increased, I'd prefer them respond to the station as I don't like sending things to the scene that I don't have direct control over. I think this might also be a victim of randomisation - I've had the older tow truck in game once, compared to the newer one about ten times, but it did appear!

Again, I am watching the thread and seeing people's issues. Right now my strategy is to fix the worst bugs like the missing and failed callouts. There are other things that can't be changed like callout variance. There is no file to configure the frequency of certain calls. It really is random and I have no way of giving a specific event more "weight". The volunteer script issues are something I plan on fixing as well but I will need some guidance. Would it be better to add more POV's responding to station or should I program a few extra ones to always drive to scene ahead of the apparatus? I know this was discussed previously but I'd like to hear people's thoughts. Adding this feature will take longer to release the bugfixes.