FS25 Rennebu 25 V1.0

Rennebu is a narrow valley in Norway. Surrounded by mountains, divided by the river Orkla.
Even though the map is smaller, you should still feel at home, if you played the map in FS25.

The biggest changes from FS22 to FS25 are:
– The vehicle shop, dairy and grainmill have been relocated to the center of the map.
– BGA has been added.
– Animal dealer has been relocated.
– 71 fields – more accurate size and shape.
– The bridge next to the church has been widened. Can now transport small and medium vehicles.
– Highlands edition, where the needle trees have been replaced with the equal trees from the Highlands and Fishing DLC.

Required mods:
Buildings Of Norway

 

[FarmerBoy]

It's great to hear about the updates and changes in the Rennebu map from FS22 to FS25. The relocation of key facilities like the vehicle shop, dairy, and grain mill to the center of the map would definitely offer a different gameplay experience. The addition of a BGA (Biogas Plant) can bring a new level of economic activity to the gameplay, providing players with more ways to earn income.

The adjustments to the fields, now with 71 more accurately sized and shaped fields, could add an element of challenge and realism to the farming experience. The relocation of the animal dealer is also a significant change, affecting how players engage with the livestock aspect of the game.

The widened bridge near the church is a practical improvement, enhancing accessibility for vehicles of varying sizes. And the introduction of the Highlands edition with different tree types can visually refresh the scenery for players who are familiar with the map.

The inclusion of the "Buildings Of Norway" mod as a requirement suggests that the map will feature authentic Norwegian buildings, which can further enhance the immersion and realism of the gameplay experience.

Overall, these changes and additions seem to offer a fresh and updated gameplay experience for players who are returning to Rennebu in FS25. It sounds like a map that balances familiarity with new elements to keep players engaged and exploring.