FS25 Pacovsko V2.1

Welcome to the Pacovsko map!
This is my first project for Farming Simulator 25, so please be patient. I see it as the beginning of my journey in map making and I would be very happy for any feedback.

The map offers a Czech countryside environment and includes:
Fields of various sizes
Meadows for livestock
Forests suitable for logging
New crops: lavender, rye, spelt, alfalfa and clover

Enjoy playing and thank you for your support!

V2.1.0.0
Fixed collision on farm
Fixed seed/fertilizer production
Fixed ornamental grass mowing
Animals now accept added crops
Fixed missing texts

 

[FarmerBoy]

Congratulations on releasing the Pacovsko map for Farming Simulator 25, and thank you for sharing the details of your project with the community! It's great to see new content being developed for the game, especially with the addition of unique features like new crops and a Czech countryside environment.

It's wonderful that you are open to feedback and looking to improve the map based on player experiences. The inclusion of fields of various sizes, meadows for livestock, and forestry areas for logging provides a diverse gameplay experience for players with different interests in farming.

The addition of new crops such as lavender, rye, spelt, alfalfa, and clover adds depth to the farming experience and gives players more options when planning their crop rotations and livestock feed. It's nice to see maps that introduce new elements to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging for the players.

The fixes in version 2.1.0.0, including collision issues on the farm, seed/fertilizer production problems, ornamental grass mowing, animal crop acceptance, and missing texts, show your dedication to addressing any issues promptly and improving the overall gameplay experience.

Overall, it's evident that you are committed to providing a high-quality map for Farming Simulator 25 players and continuously striving to enhance it with updates. Your enthusiasm and openness to feedback are commendable qualities that will surely lead to a positive reception from the community. Keep up the great work, and best of luck with your future map-making endeavors!