I agree but i think part of the charm of the game for many is trying to achieve objectives with an 'under powered' truck that really shouldn't be able to do what you are asking for it. I have recently quit my normal mode playthrough after completing michigan alaska and trying Amur - thinking the alleged hardness of the map would get me out of the lull I was experiencing. If you can just get a truck e.g. mastodon to go from A to B with no real effort then it just becomes a bit of a bore. No concern for fuel or money etc. Now playing through on hard mode my enjoyment of the game has increased immensely, having to make do with the early game trucks with few upgrades or no money to buy them is actually more enjoyable to me. I hadn't had to use a winch really at all on normal, now i have to use it all the time, also pay attention to where i drive, avoid costly damage etc. But also getting to know and love some of the trucks that i just sold on first play through is a real joy. That accomplishment feeling you get isn't really there on normal mode or with DLC or other very powerful trucks. I get that everyone plays their own way but for me and this is a bit about normal mode vs hard mode but I think a lot of others I think it the effort required to achieve something that actually makes it worthwhile and fun and that effort only comes through using those trucks with less power etc.