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• MESSI060409MESS

  Aug 6, 2023

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• gamedeal user

  May 28, 2021

  I'm 75 years old.Played PC games (including Flight Simulator) since early 90's. This game is TOPS. Thank you
• gamedeal user

  Nov 13, 2020

  I really love playing FARM SIMULATOR.....I am 67 years old and I feel like a 12 year older playing this......I am a full time farmer in REAL LIFE......Ride horses......raise cows, chickens duck fish pigs sheep goats.....WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY........REAL FARMING IS A HEADACHE SOME TIMES.....SOME TIMES YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH FS.....THE SOLUTION IS THE SAME FOR BOTH.....JUST FIX IT........THANK YOU GIANTS !!!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2020

  Since I have played this game a slight amount, let me give you the general run down. You start a farm, you gradually build up to bigger and faster equipment, adding more and more land as you expand. Then you get bored. Then you start a new map. Then you run out of stock maps and decide to give mods a try. At this point you are irredeemable. The next thing you know, you're like me. Sitting on 1,350 hours and 5 completed farms and you're lonely. So you think, ah I know. I'll involve my friends. So you throw together a mod pack, get everyone on the same page and generally enjoy your time. Everyone finds their own little niche and does well working together. Then one by one they fade away, because they're not addicted like you are, and they find doing the same thing over and over a bore and repetitive because they don't have a second monitor to watch videos on the side or listen to their perfectly crafted motivational farming music playlist like you. So now you have 6 or 7 farms that you're the sole caretaker of, and you're always browsing the mods and watching farming simulator videos on YouTube to see if there's any new maps that catch your eye. Oh, and of course, you'll pre-order the new one as soon as it's announced, because who knows what new lands you'll tame? I don't regret a single hour I spent playing and would gladly do it again.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2020

  I'd never really understood the desire to play a video game about doing work. Car Mechanic Simulator was a fun gimmick, but Farming Simulator? That just sounds ridiculous... and it is. This game is ridiculously relaxing, rewarding, and enjoyable. There's a lot more than just "farming" too. There's the aspect of building a farm, laying out where buildings will go, organizing tractors, trucks, and tools. There's the whole financial strategy part too; do i buy this tractor, lease it, or continue to use the old basic piece of junk for another harvest or two, and should i plant corn and turn it into silage, or plant soybeans for profit, maybe plant oat and bale the straw afterwards? It's just crazy how much honestly goes on in a simple simulator. And with mods, this game can even become a farm manager game as you send workers out to plow, cultivate, harvest, transport crop, etc. I love it though. I can work all day, getting stressed and frustrated, but then come home and relax as I just let the tractor drive lines up and down a field planting, or use a harvester to collect crops, and it's just so damn easy to get lost in. I know a lot of people look at Farming Sim and laugh, but this is honestly one of the best games I've put my time into. I mean, 568 hrs at this point in time... It's worth every penny.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2021

  I got this game cause i want to feel like Jeremy Clarkson
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2018

  After playing for just a couple hours I already couldn't even imagine going back to FS17. 80 hours later, farming still feels better than it ever did before. Good job Giants :D Almost every single aspect of the game has been improved from FS17 in some way. Most notably: - item handling: Moving things by hand is no longer frustrating! Things no longer fly out of your hand whenever you touch anything, no Herculean strength to flip tractors with a piece of wood and able to rotate items in-hand. Looking forward to conventional balers at this point. - vehicle handling: greatly improved, steering feels much more realistic (using keyboard), you can feel you're driving a several ton piece of machinery, suspension and ground response better than ever - vehicle maintenance: vehicles no longer have daily maintenance fee, instead they have wear and tear that you have to fix for a small fee (similar to what Seasons mod did in FS17), resulting in massive decrease in passive running cost for the farm (idle vehicles don't cost you) - land management: you no longer own entire map except the fields, land/field expansion feels more natural with having to buy the land. Buy a forest, cut down the trees and turn it into farmland! - buildings: finally able to build up your own farm other than just adding a couple sheds, although placing stuff on anything but a very flat ground can cause issues. Upcoming terraforming feature will fix that, potentially. Also choice of buildings in base game is limited, but I'm sure modding community fill flood the game with dozens of new items soon. - field management: new lime and weeds mechanics, greatly expanding on the "fertilize 3 times" approach from FS17, more stuff to do between sowing and harvesting phases - new stuff: cotton, horses, sugarcane (for those without FS17 platinum). All with their own mechanics/machinery. More variety of stuff to do, even if cotton is pretty bad profit compared to other crops. - contracts: complete overhaul of missions, much less clunky although somewhat buggy at the moment (weeds will overtake NPC fields permanently) - animals: chickens are finally not useless, as eggs will spawn in boxes without having to collect them manually. Placeable animal pens require higher initial investment in livestock, similar to buying fields for arable farms. - shop: better separation of vehicles and implements into categories, full 3D preview of machinery and its configuration ("Does this tractor look silly with narrow tires and painted pink? Did that trailer have a hitch on the back or not? I'll just look and see!") - graphics: not a massive leap forward but pretty good upgrade overall, game feels to be running smoother than FS17 too. Big improvements in lighting and atmospheric visuals, you can easily see the difference in the overall image and feel of the game. Beautiful sunsets and night lights :) - audio: a lot of good enviromental sounds, engine sounds stand out much more than in FS17 - interface: new interface look, much cleaner, more readable and compact Stuff that did not improve (or marginally): - AI Workers: Almost as derpy as always :D, seem to miss less parts of a field on angled edges though - Logging: while the new chainsaw animation is good, it seems 'aiming' the cuts is less intuitive, pieces of wood can still get glitched after cutting (weird collision box and mass) and still missing any sound when a massive tree falls down. Need that satisfying 'creeeeeak-THUD' While the game sure has some issues currently, none are too serious or game-breaking (as far as I've encoutered).
• gamedeal user

  Jun 14, 2021

  Step 1: Buy game Step 2: Plant Soybeans Step 3: Profit Step 4: Forget what time it is Step 5: Look at the how many you hours you've played Step 6: Cry because you haven't found a job yet or a girlfriend and your friends have left you. Step 7: Go back to step 2 Buy this game and forget how much time you've spent on it. Do it You know you want to. Help
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2021

  realy fun game when you have no friends
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2018

  I've pissed 356 hours of my life away on FS 17, so naturally I bought this game 4 hours before release and.... Its a more polished version of FS 17 with a few new features. And honestly, thats great. I simply don't understand the people leaving negative reviews because the core gameplay is the same. What the hell did you expect? zombies? a battle royale mode? Theres only so much you can realisticly do in a game primarly about farming. Anyway... The bad: <*> Bugs. Ive encountered a few more since I first wrote a more positive version of this review about 4 hours in. The most glaring right now are a weird floaty physics issue after putting logs in a pickup and removing them, a sound hiccup when using the chainsaw, and a visual glitch with rain coming through the cab of certain vehicles. Ive also heard about multiplayer connectivity issues but as a single player only person I can't comment. These issues exist as of 11/20/18 <*> Reported issues with connectivity and control bindings not sticking with wheels, pedals, ect. as of 11/20/18 <*>Seasons and the Follow Me mod still haven't been implimented into the base game. Seasons I can kind of understand since people have strong feelings on the mod both for and against , so its absence is probably a calculated decision. Sim-ers are a fickle bunch <*>Vehicle list is a bit small. That's been the case for every farm sim game on launch and has to do with licensing difficulties. Still, if you're coming from a heavily modded version of fs17 you'll probably be a bit disapointed. The good: <*> While not mind blowing, the graphics look a bit crisper and cleaner. In particular, vehicle interiours look a lot less 'plastic-y' Hard to descibe but compare fs17 and 19 and its noticable. <*> The new start from scratch game mode is a lot of fun, and so far works just as advertised. It's probably the only way I'll play the game from now on. <*>The maps, while small, have alot more detail and are generally more fun to explore than those in base fs17. the devs clearly took insperation from the modding community. <*> Sound improvements. the vehicle engine loops sound better and the rain sound effects are much better. <*> Tweaked vehicle handling. Vehicles in FS17 all felt stiff and toylike. more like driving an RC car than a big piece of machinery. While still not perfect, theres a sense of weight behind them now. There is however the physics issue mentioned above with pickups as of 11/20/18 I haven't played long enough to mess around with horses, the biggest new feature,yet but overall: Same game, still good