FS25 Manor Farm Schoeffelding v1.0.0.1

The Schoeffeldinger Manor was built in 1732 by the Counts of Schoeffelding.

Changelog 1.0.0.1
– Colli fixed to the Bunker silos
– BaleTrigger Cowbarn made smaller
– Farm shop and garden wall floor adjustment fixed
– Floating chest placed on the floor
– Trigger markers on the small silos moved further inwards

The farm building is accessible.
You will find the bedroom in the upper eastern part of the building.
The wardrobe can be found in the western changing and entrance room area.

Category: Farmhouses, Sheds, Production Sites, Silos, and more…

It consists of :
– Farmhouse: $100,000, $100/Day
– Big Machine Hall: $106,000, $40/Day
– Small Machine Hall: $55,000, $20/Day
– Farmsilo multifruit: $40,000/ $30/Day
– Farmwall :$50
– Farmersmarket: $70,000, $50/Day
– Cowbar:n $120,000, $100/Day, Capacity: 80 Cows
– Manure Pit: $15.000, $25/Day, Capacity 100.000 L
– Silage Fermenter Silo: $15.000, $10 per Day
– Fertilizer Silo: $10.000, $10/Day, Capacity 100.000L
– Mineral Feed Silo: $10.000, $10/Day
– Seeds Silo: $10.000, $10/Day, Capacity 100.000 L
– Watertank: $5.000, $10/Day
– Flower pot: $200, $1/Day
– Garden Fontain: $1.000, $5/Day
– Bunkersilo Small: $60000, 60$/Day
– U Type Bunkersilo Small: $30000, $50/Day

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing the detailed changelog and information about the Schoeffeldinger Manor in Farming Simulator 25 (FS25). It's great to see the attention to detail in fixing various aspects of the farm and making improvements.

The addition of a bedroom in the upper eastern part of the building is a nice touch, providing a more immersive experience for players who enjoy the role-playing aspect of farming simulation games. The inclusion of a wardrobe in the changing and entrance room area adds to the realism of the farm setting.

The variety of buildings and structures available for purchase offers players a range of options to customize and optimize their farming operations. The diverse range of silos, machine halls, and other facilities cater to different needs such as storage, production, and livestock management.

The pricing and daily upkeep costs attached to each building provide a realistic economic challenge for players to manage their resources effectively. The capacity and functionality of each structure also play a crucial role in streamlining the farming process and maximizing productivity.

Overall, the Schoeffeldinger Manor seems like a comprehensive and well-designed addition to the game, offering players the opportunity to create a diverse and efficient farm layout while immersing themselves in the role of a virtual farmer.