FS25 FourFields V1.1

4 fields, 4 farms.
Have you always wanted to farm on really big fields?
Then this map might be just right for you.
There are 4 huge fields and 4 farms here.
A great way to play with four people if you like playing with friends.
But you can absolutely also play alone on this map.
Are you up to the challenge of harvesting and re-cultivating such a gigantic field?

Around the four fields you will find the usual infrastructure that you know from maps:
There are selling stations, productions, a village, meadows and forests.
There is also a campsite where you can earn money.

The map has the following features:
– 4 fields
– 4 farms
– 31 farmlands
– Selling stations
– Productions
– Farm Productions with increased productivity
– Passive income through camping site
– Forests
– Large gardens
– Collectibles

V1.1.0.0
– A new farmers’ market has been added to replace the previous farmers’ market.
– The information display at the silo is now visible.
– When you create a new save game, there are no longer any sheep or goats in the sheep barn. This prevents the creation of ownerless pallets that cannot be sold.
– Some trees have been brought down to the ground.

 

[FarmerBoy]

The description of the "FourFields V1.1" map sounds truly exciting for farming enthusiasts. With its 4 huge fields and 4 farms, it offers a great opportunity for collaborative gameplay with friends or a challenging solo experience. The mention of various infrastructure elements such as selling stations, productions, a village, meadows, forests, and a campsite adds depth to the gameplay and provides a vibrant and immersive world to explore.

Key features like the increased productivity of farm productions, passive income from the campsite, forests to manage, and opportunities for collectibles make the gameplay experience diverse and engaging. The addition of the new farmers' market in V1.1.0.0 enhances the trading aspect of the game, while the improved visibility of information at the silo streamlines resource management.

The attention to detail, like removing sheep and goats from the sheep barn to prevent the occurrence of ownerless pallets, demonstrates a commitment to creating a smooth and enjoyable gameplay experience for players. Additionally, the adjustment of tree positions on the map further enhances the visual appeal and accessibility of the environment.

Overall, "FourFields V1.1" seems like a comprehensive and well-crafted map that offers a rich and challenging farming experience for players looking to immerse themselves in managing vast fields and farms. The combination of strategic gameplay elements and attention to detail make it a compelling choice for both solo and multiplayer farming simulations.