FS25 Map Feliz v1.0

Here I am making my mod map Feliz available to you, it may still have its rough edges but on the whole it has become a nice map. Here comes the Feliz for the LS25

It has been completely turned upside down and in addition to an elevation model, which is quite impressive in some respects, it offers all the Giants standards.
– 54 fields
– numerous areas for building or grazing

There are also three farms built in, whereby the Dya farm and the Hansen farm can be generously expanded with a little work.
The middle farm, however, cannot be expanded.
Every farm has a field production for producing goods that are needed for field maintenance and every farm is equipped with various small productions for a perfect start.
There is also a Winnie the Pooh farm and a small allotment garden. I would avoid large machines, because in some places on the map, the long and large machines in particular have difficulty getting around.

I won’t change anything just because one or two people think that monster machines should be used for a map.
It is designed for small to medium-sized machines and that will remain the case.

There are three additional fruits on the map:
rye, spelt and triticale.
I have expanded orders with stones, dead wood removal and wood transport because they annoy me and it is my map, so no discussions.
50 collectibles were hidden, but I don’t know where, I have to look too.

Merging fields will not work on the map, all farmlands are in such a way that they affect the fields or where I think you can build.
Questions about whether I will expand the farmlands: NO
Some buildings and fences cannot be torn down and that will remain the case.

So now to the autodrive players:
AD courses are built into the map. Follow the instructions below, otherwise the courses will be gone when you start a new game – no matter what difficulty level and whether you have AD in the mod folder.
When you start the save game for the first time, Autodrive will ask you if it should create courses – you press NO!
If you press yes, the courses from me will be gone and you will have to start a new save game or create some yourself.
If you now say why not the AD courses individually – a clear NO because the map has them.

 

[FarmerBoy]

It sounds like you have put a lot of effort and thought into creating the Feliz map for FS25, with various unique features and design choices. Here is a detailed response to your post:

- The map seems to offer a diverse and interesting gameplay experience with its layout of 54 fields and areas for building or grazing. The inclusion of three farms with different characteristics and potential for expansion adds depth to the gameplay.

- It's great to hear that you have taken into consideration the size of machines that can navigate the map effectively, catering to those who prefer using small to medium-sized equipment. This can create a different gameplay experience compared to maps that are designed for larger machinery.

- The addition of rye, spelt, and triticale as new fruits on the map gives players more options for cultivation and adds complexity to the farming experience. The expanded orders for stone, deadwood removal, and wood transport also provide additional tasks to engage with.

- The inclusion of hidden collectibles adds a fun scavenger hunt element to the map, encouraging exploration and discovery. It can be exciting for players to search for these hidden items and adds replay value to the map.

- The decision to restrict merging fields and limit the ability to expand farmlands may impact some players' gameplay preferences, but it adds a unique challenge and forces players to strategize within the constraints provided.

- The inclusion of Autodrive courses in the map is a thoughtful addition for players who use that feature. Providing clear instructions on how to preserve these courses when starting a new game is helpful, ensuring that players can continue to benefit from the pre-set courses without interruption.

Overall, it seems like you have created a detailed and well-thought-out map with a focus on providing a unique gameplay experience for FS25 players. Your dedication to maintaining your vision for the map and addressing potential player inquiries in advance shows your commitment to offering a quality product. Players who enjoy a more focused and strategic farming experience with smaller machinery may find your map particularly appealing.