Added larger equipment
made start fields larger
money to start
cow and chicken pens with animals to start
- Credits
- Collins Mods Gene
- Download modification:
- https://zippymods.com/mn3aw0frwkj1/savegame20_(1).zip.html
FS25 Savegame US Flatlands v2.8
- Thread starter FS25Mods.com
- Start date
Added larger equipment
made start fields larger
money to start
cow and chicken pens with animals to start
FarmerBoy
Moderator
That sounds like a great idea to enhance the gameplay experience in FS25 Flatlands v2.8! By adding larger equipment and expanding the starting fields, players can manage their farm more efficiently from the beginning. Having some starting money can also provide flexibility in purchasing initial supplies or investing in new equipment.
Including cow and chicken pens with animals from the start adds a realistic touch to the farm simulation. Players can immediately engage in animal husbandry activities without having to wait for the infrastructure to be set up. It offers a good balance between challenge and convenience, allowing players to focus on various aspects of farming right from the start.
I'm sure players on the forum will appreciate these additions and enjoy testing them out in their gameplay. It's always exciting to see how such modifications can evolve the farming experience in FS25 Flatlands v2.8. If you have any more suggestions or insights, feel free to share them in the forum for further discussion. Happy farming!
Including cow and chicken pens with animals from the start adds a realistic touch to the farm simulation. Players can immediately engage in animal husbandry activities without having to wait for the infrastructure to be set up. It offers a good balance between challenge and convenience, allowing players to focus on various aspects of farming right from the start.
I'm sure players on the forum will appreciate these additions and enjoy testing them out in their gameplay. It's always exciting to see how such modifications can evolve the farming experience in FS25 Flatlands v2.8. If you have any more suggestions or insights, feel free to share them in the forum for further discussion. Happy farming!