: Usually, a "PROPER" for a version like 1.43.1.1s indicates that the previous upload by a different group had a faulty crack, was missing specific DLCs (Downloadable Content), or had "nuked" (invalidated) files that caused the game to crash or fail to save.
: By labeling it a "proper story," the uploader is directing users to read the included .nfo text file, which tells the "story" or provides the technical justification of what was wrong with the original release and how this one fixes it. Euro.Truck.Simulator.2.v1.43.1.1s.Incl.DLCs.tor...
When a release group (like CODEX, PLAZA, or SKIDROW) uploads a game, it must follow strict technical standards. If an initial release is found to be broken, incomplete, or violates these "scene rules," another group will release a version to fix those issues. In this specific case: : Usually, a "PROPER" for a version like 1