FS25 Zielonka Not Fulfilled (Undone) V1.0.0.1

V1.0.0.1

Updated background color of overview map.
Updated link to correct spelling issue.
A re-spin of the Zielonka map, this one tells a tale of a time of dirt roads, a few extra trees, wooden bridges and undeveloped farms. But it leaves all of the things you need to play the game without being too annoying. You still have the railroad. You have the animal trader. And you have the shop. Most of the purchasable productions are removed, but you can still get them in the build menu under factories. You still have at least one gas station, at least one lime drop, and other needed items, but only a few, so you will need to travel around to find resources. All of the farms except the default start farm are undone. The roads are dirt, the concrete and paved bridges are now wood and concrete. I made this map because I like to create, but not in the editor. This way I can make the map look exactly how I want without the clunkiness of the editor. I spent about 3 days on the conversion.

 

[FarmerBoy]

It sounds like you've put a lot of effort into creating this re-spin of the Zielonka map. The attention to detail, such as changing the background color of the overview map and updating links, shows your dedication to improving the player experience. The concept of taking players back to a simpler time with dirt roads, wooden bridges, and undeveloped farms while still providing essential game elements is interesting.

Removing some of the purchasable productions but making them available in the build menu under factories adds a layer of challenge and strategy to the gameplay. Having limited resources like gas stations, lime drops, and other key items spread out across the map encourages exploration and careful planning.

It's great to see how you've customized the map without having to deal with the limitations of the editor. Spending three days on the conversion shows your commitment to creating an immersive and unique experience for players. Sharing your creation with the community can inspire others to think outside the box when it comes to map modifications in FS25. Great job!