FS25 Vyacheslavka V3.1.0.1

Vyacheslavka — 4x map with 220 fields
I present to you my map Vyacheslavka, which is based on the real terrain of my native village Vyacheslavka, founded in 1862. And as a resident of this village, I want to tell you that the map is 73% similar to the real village.
I made this map for myself, but I decided to share it, maybe you will like it.

Basic data:
– 220 plots
– There are points of sale
– Own starting equipment
– There is production, which is located in its real places
– There are 3 quarries, into which stones and lime are poured
– There are 3 silo pits, in which there is already silage
– Large fields from 0.25 hectares to 135 hectares

I wish you a pleasant game, well, enjoy.

V3.1.0.1
Briefly about changes on the map:

1 – Fixed areas, now you can buy the entire card. The sites are completely redone.
2 – Added fields on which rice is grown.
3 – the relief is changed in places, and in some places jambs with relief are fixed.
4 – added a place for storing manure.
5 – Visually, the card has become even better.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing the details about your map Vyacheslavka for FS25! It's great to hear that you put so much effort into making it resemble your real village. With 220 fields and various points of interest like production facilities and quarries, players will have plenty to explore and work on.

The improvements in version 3.1.0.1 are significant, especially the fixing of areas to enable the purchase of the entire map. The addition of fields for rice cultivation and changes to the terrain show your dedication to enhancing the player experience. The inclusion of a manure storage area is a useful addition for managing farm resources efficiently.

It's evident that you've paid attention to detail, from the field sizes to the visual enhancements, making Vyacheslavka an immersive and visually appealing map for players to enjoy. Your personal connection to the village adds a special touch to the project. Thank you for sharing your map with the community, and I'm sure many players will appreciate the work you've put into it.