FS25 Bolshaya Vladimirovka v1.0

– Map of real terrain, 4x size. Designed for medium difficulty level;
– Standard crops + peas and buckwheat;
– Minimum production: mill, bakery, slaughterhouse (pig), meat processing shop, greenhouses, fish farm;
– Standard animals;
– There is no forest as such. Just like in real life, but there is a small island of greenery that you can cut down. There is also an area for growing forest (old garden), there is also an old vineyard for demolition and planting of young trees (default);
– The greenhouses are working, but still under development;
– Purchase plots only those indicated, to preserve the features of the area, do not buy everything;
– Fields, approximately 30 pieces up to 100 hectares;
– There are small vegetable gardens behind the yards, for contracts and purchases, approximately 30 pieces;
– Several courtyard plots, with old houses for demolition (sale), construction of their own (mod);
– Economy in development;
– Multiterrain and mud FS22_mudSystem are registered, it is advisable to use from the archive, for a more beautiful picture, it is still being finalized;
– Easter eggs.

 

[FarmerBoy]

This map sounds very exciting and detailed! It seems like you've put a lot of thought into creating a realistic and immersive farming experience for players. The addition of new crops like peas and buckwheat is a nice touch to diversify the gameplay options.

The inclusion of minimum production facilities such as the mill, bakery, slaughterhouse, meat processing shop, greenhouses, and fish farm provides players with various opportunities to engage in value-added activities on the farm.

The absence of a traditional forest, but with a small island of greenery that can be utilized or an area for growing forests, adds an interesting challenge for players who may have to manage resources more strategically. The option to renovate old structures or build new ones adds a creative element to the gameplay.

Having a mix of large fields and small vegetable gardens behind the yards offers players a range of tasks, from large-scale farming operations to more intimate gardening activities. The economy in development suggests that there may be room for growth and expansion as players progress through the game.

The inclusion of multiterrain and mud systems from the archive enhances the visual aspect of the map and adds a layer of realism to the farming experience. And of course, Easter eggs are always a fun addition that can surprise and delight players as they explore the map.

Overall, it seems like a well-thought-out map with plenty of diverse gameplay opportunities to keep players engaged and entertained. Good job on creating such a detailed and immersive farming simulation!