I hope you like my selection of maps. I have tried to be fair so have picked maps that are available for both PC and Console. That can restrict things a little! Leave a comment down below and let me know what maps you would also recommend and what your first map was after the two in-game maps. Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE. Thank you.
@@IdealDevil Hi Matthew - no problem. The BGA is the Biogas Plant, where you can take silage - so fermented grass (and sometimes other things) to be used by the BGA in the Anaerobic Digesters. On most maps, you have to buy the land the BGA is on to be able to use it. Normally any income gets paid out at midnight, not straight away. So when you tip stuff in, you won't see any immediate income but it will appear when you go past midnight at the end of the day. Hope that helps. If you have any further questions, let me know. 👍
Thanks - glad you liked it. If you like UK maps but want something a little different, try Bucks County. Great US map but has a smaller UK style feel to it. And if on PC - get the original version from TNT's Google Drive - the link is in the description of my Bucks County videos. 👍
Thanks Chris. Glad you liked it. Having messaged MissyB, I found out that she did not manage to figure out how to remove all the hedges with a single trigger in the end. She is still trying to work it out, but at the moment it is not possible. So there is no trigger at the moment. You can of course use a chainsaw and cut down the posts in the hedges, that will remove both the section of hedge and fence. Just a lot more time consuming to do if you need to remove a whole hedge in between two fields. Hedges are of course a very integral part of UK farming. In real life, it is actually illegal now to remove hedges under wildlife and conservation laws and farmers get paid subsidies to protect these natural barriers! 👍
I have been to Hollandscheveld IRL last winter and it was nice to see that we actually found the farm it is based upon in the game, including the gas station across the street and some sort of dealership. The village is much larger in real life though. But it was nice to see it is not pure fictional. I played alot on that map, the only problem i have with it is that the trees near the roads are quite low and the tree branches really OP ;-) also the helpers tend to end up in the water sometimes. You can avoid it by adding a turn around erea at the end of the fields or do the outer edges yourself first before hiring a helper.
Good to know it is like the real place. I like playing on maps that are based on real locations. Are you PC or Console. If PC - have you tried using Courseplay? If not, just work the headland on the short edge at each end then off you go. Used to quirky UK fields where headlands always have to be worked before the land work!! Glad you liked the video and thanks for your feedback.
No Man's Land is quite interesting and challenging, I would recommend it to anyone that wants to challenge themselves to see if the can survive with starting out with almost nothing!
Thanks Rad. If your laptops struggles, then worth trying some of the older maps as they tend to be smaller Mb size. Greenwich Valley is only around 260Mb and a great small UK map! Likewise New Woodshire US map is only around 310Mb. Plenty of maps here to keep you busy! Thanks for your feedback. What are you playing on at the moment?
@@FarmSimGamer I have a few Gameplay mods only. I use the basic equipment. I keep the Hardware profile at Medium. I was trying to get started on No Creek Farms (Medicine Creek is too big). But I cannot move the water pipe (Animal Pen Extension) and I cannot find the feed point for the cows. I have decided on Little Norton I think.
@@radv3959 Okay. Little Norton is great. If you want to play a US map, then Bucks County PA is brilliant. My video series on Bucks County (Go have a look) is based on the original PC version (not the modhub version) You can download from TNT's Google Drive. Select the 'Dynamic Mud version. It is a brilliant map and I would certainly recommend it. Here's the link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/108H8ZMV1X2hwgsf6iMhitDKMHTH8VPCZ?fbclid=IwAR0b9gp6M9p7rawWoQ5Z9QI1TP97XDhy0sadTJb6gQ3o4N7mlrTJAXbqmE0
I used to have a 19 hour save on a map called Rustic Acres (now deleted since I got bored of it). It's mostly square, has no paved roads, and is a little boring, but the fields are good size and there are several places to store equipment all around the map. Can you find it and review it?
Hi there - I have done a few episodes on Rustic Acres by Cazz 64. A great map and Cazz designed it in a way that you can merge a lot of the fields and shape them to your liking. It might look a bit boring to start with, but the idea is you cut down the trees, merge fields and create extended fields in the boundaries, to make more interesting. May go back and give it a go. Watch my last Rustic Acres video when I did something similar. 👍
@@FarmSimGamer i found another modded map called Poppy Plains, and this one is gorgeous! The helper AI sucks and lacks on the job but it's a super pretty map. Review that maybe?
Hi Peter. I don't think MissyB managed to figure out how to do that 'remove all hedges' trigger in the end. I read a post on her FB page that stated she was still trying to sort it out. I have sent her a message asking if she did get it sorted. When I hear back I will let you know. In the meantime, you can remove hedges by cutting down the fence posts (in the middle of the hedges) using a chainsaw. So you can remove them a bit at a time. Hope that helps.
Thank you very much for the answer! Hope she can fix it, sould be possible with the help of AlienJim, he did sort of the same with tree's and rocks on Nomansland.
@@peerke7873 Yes AJ did on NML and also he did full hedge removal and taking out hedge collisions on Sussex Farms. Hopefully he might give MissyB some assistance in doing so. Personally,I like the hedges and although I would like to take some out, I wouldn't want to remove them all, which is what the trigger will do. Hedges are very much a pat of UK farming and it is now illegal to remove them as they are considered a good natural habitat for birds, insects and other wildlife! There you go...a bit of real farming insight for you ! :-)
@@peerke7873 Hi Peter - I had a note back from MissyB and she has not yet figured out a way to remove all hedges and fences in one go with a single trigger. So you will have to rely on a Chainsaw or you could use the Lizard Trex600 I think which can do a quick and easy job. Do you use the Lumberjack mod with the chainsaw - that is worth getting too.
I'm on PS4/5 and Little Norton isn't on the modhub anymore, as i couldn't find it. Neither is Greenwhich Valley, all i got when i searched Green was Green River.
I only play on PC, so cannot check that, sorry. Not sure why they are not there anymore. For PS4/5 - can you download from the FS19 website Modhub? If so, I can see both maps on there.
Think you did a great job. Although personally I would swap Lone Oak for Goldcrest Valley. Think that's easier for beginners because of the smaller fields.
Thanks Max. I did consider Goldcrest, but thought it was quite similar to New Woodshire in terms of field sizes and style. I tried to do one smaller style farm, one mid-sized (Loan Oak) and one large, plus Bucks County as the quirky smaller nature of the fields is a bit different. But Goldcrest is definitely a good choice too. Thanks for your feedback glad you liked the video. 👍
@@FarmSimGamer ah okay. I understand. Well....think you did a great job and it'll be very helpful. I just subscribed and I'm looking forward checking out your videos. 👍🏻
Flat maps are the best for beginners. I'd also say No Man's Land is intermediate. It's pure sandbox and so it requires you to know what to fill it with. Without basic knowledge it would be difficult and upsetting. And extreme hills like Felsbrunn are a pure headache for a newbie. I'd say a perfect beginner's map is flat, has a good variety of field sizes like Ravenport and maybe has a clear ladder of jobs to try. Forestry-mowing-basic crops-advanced crops-animals. What scares a new player the most is this avalanche of tasks that need doing. Plowing, cultivating, fertilizing, seeding, double fertilizing, weeding, waiting, harvesting, windrowing, baling, transporting... Best to start with a car and a chainsaw, selling firewood. And since landscaping in FS is Dante's hell, I'd strongly recommend to stay away from hills until you know you want to suffer for fun and profit.
Chellington is a great map. At the time I did the video, it had not been released on console, so I didn't include it, but it is very worthy of being in the top ten.
Are you on PC or Console? If PC, use Global Company and check the 'Place Anywhere' box in Settings. That should allow you to place a sleep trigger, i.e. door mat anywhere else on the map. It might say 'You cannot have more than one house', but you can still place it. Only slight downside is when loading up the game, you always start at the main farm house, but it's not such a big deal as easy to transfer to your own house. You can however, use the new sleep trigger to sleep overnight and you will still be there in the morning. If Console, then yes - a bit more restricted. I guess a slightly older map and hasn't been updated to accommodate this!
Hi there. I checked on the Farming Simulator website mod-hub and it definitely states it is available for PS4/XBox, so you should be able to find it. www.farming-simulator.com/mod.php?lang=en&country=gb&mod_id=163571&title=fs2019 I don't play on PS4 so unable to check directly. Hope you find it as it is a great map.
Yes it is and a very good map as well. I'm currently doing a series on Six Ashes as you might have seen. The only reason I selected Little Norton (Also by GB Modding) is I thought the latter might be an easier option if still very new to the game, i.e. you don't have to clear out Grandad's old farm scrap and develop that farm yard a bit more.
Hi there. I play on PC, but I assume you have the same start-up screen for the game in Xbox One. On the start-up screen in the left hand navigation menu you should see 'MODS'. Click on that and it will bring up the full MODS menu. One section will be for 'Maps' (Normally top left side). Select that and then you can either scroll through to find the map you are looking for OR use the 'Search' function and type the name of the map to find it. Select the map you want, which takes you to a page for that particular map, then select 'Install'. Once done, you will probably have to reload the game. Once you have done that, select 'Career' from the 'start-up screen'. You can then start a new game-save and when prompted to select the map you want to play on, scroll through to the map you have just installed. The standard two in game maps are Ravensport and Felsbrunn - you should see the additional maps appear after them as you scroll through. Hope this helps, any problems, just reply and ask. Cheers.
@@martyncrf250 Good. Really nice map. When you have done that map. Six Ashes is also brilliant and by the same map maker (GB Modding). Have a look at some of my Six Ashes video series and you'll see. Have fun!
Because I wanted to fully explain and qualify why I had chosen those maps. A lot of 'Top map' video don't explain that, so I thought it was important. I didn't time what I wanted to say to be honest, or think it was particularly long.
I hope you like my selection of maps. I have tried to be fair so have picked maps that are available for both PC and Console. That can restrict things a little! Leave a comment down below and let me know what maps you would also recommend and what your first map was after the two in-game maps. Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE. Thank you.
@@EthanAVideos16 It is a great map. Looking forward to Lancyboi's next US map. Reckon that will be great too!
Sorry I'm quite new to the game and was wondering what you mean when you keep saying BGA thanks
@@IdealDevil Hi Matthew - no problem. The BGA is the Biogas Plant, where you can take silage - so fermented grass (and sometimes other things) to be used by the BGA in the Anaerobic Digesters. On most maps, you have to buy the land the BGA is on to be able to use it. Normally any income gets paid out at midnight, not straight away. So when you tip stuff in, you won't see any immediate income but it will appear when you go past midnight at the end of the day. Hope that helps. If you have any further questions, let me know. 👍
A great inclusive set of maps for everyone, great work @FarmSim Gamer 👍
Thank you FSG. Much appreciated. 👍
Nice map review and some good choices. Other great maps out there too but could make for a long video!!
Yes there are and yes, it could be a long video!! Perhaps a 'Part 2'!!
Great review and some maps people may have missed. Nicely done. 👍
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. Loads of great maps out there hard to narrow down to 10!
Great list, great video. I’ll be giving some of these a go soon I tend to go for the uk farms but it’s nice to mix it up
Thanks - glad you liked it. If you like UK maps but want something a little different, try Bucks County. Great US map but has a smaller UK style feel to it. And if on PC - get the original version from TNT's Google Drive - the link is in the description of my Bucks County videos. 👍
really professional editing, i think channel is gonna get pritty popular
Thanks Evan. They take me a little while to make, so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated.
Nice review. Many thanks!
Thanks Barry - my pleasure! 👍
Awesome list thank you for including maps for console as well.
No problem 👍
very good video. Thank you for all your info
Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful 👍
Great Video 👍! I couldn’t find the trigger to remove all Hedges on Wyther Farms!
Thanks Chris. Glad you liked it. Having messaged MissyB, I found out that she did not manage to figure out how to remove all the hedges with a single trigger in the end. She is still trying to work it out, but at the moment it is not possible. So there is no trigger at the moment. You can of course use a chainsaw and cut down the posts in the hedges, that will remove both the section of hedge and fence. Just a lot more time consuming to do if you need to remove a whole hedge in between two fields. Hedges are of course a very integral part of UK farming. In real life, it is actually illegal now to remove hedges under wildlife and conservation laws and farmers get paid subsidies to protect these natural barriers! 👍
I have been to Hollandscheveld IRL last winter and it was nice to see that we actually found the farm it is based upon in the game, including the gas station across the street and some sort of dealership. The village is much larger in real life though. But it was nice to see it is not pure fictional. I played alot on that map, the only problem i have with it is that the trees near the roads are quite low and the tree branches really OP ;-) also the helpers tend to end up in the water sometimes. You can avoid it by adding a turn around erea at the end of the fields or do the outer edges yourself first before hiring a helper.
Good to know it is like the real place. I like playing on maps that are based on real locations. Are you PC or Console. If PC - have you tried using Courseplay? If not, just work the headland on the short edge at each end then off you go. Used to quirky UK fields where headlands always have to be worked before the land work!! Glad you liked the video and thanks for your feedback.
Im on both actually, ps4 and pc, but mostly on pc. I haven't checked out courseplay yet. I guess i really should. =)
Yes - give it a go. The FarmSim Guy has done some good tutorials on it to get you started. 👍
How do I get these other maps on my xbox one s? Are they a download?
A good selection of maps for beginners
I have over 200 hours on Greenwich vally
Thank you James. Greenwich Valley is a great map. Lovely feel to it. Thanks for your feedback. 👍
Excellent picks
Thanks - glad you agree! 👍
No Man's Land is quite interesting and challenging, I would recommend it to anyone that wants to challenge themselves to see if the can survive with starting out with almost nothing!
I've gave it multiple trys man and I'll tell ya! IT IS A VERY VERY CHALLENGING map, ESPECIALLY ON SEASONS 19 MODE
Thanks Tom. It certainly is. Perhaps a bit too much for a beginner but a great map to move onto in time. Thanks for watching. 👍
@@FarmSimGamer I'm playing right now, trying out a few mods. Gonna try and build up a chicken/livestock farm.
@@Cosm1cCream Good - let me know how you get on! 👍
I think that Sussex Farms is a good beginner map as well, I’ve got an 60 hour game save on it .
This is the video I needed
Glad it is helpful. Are you on PC or Console? Some other recommendations if you need them.
@@FarmSimGamer console
nice review video
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. 👍
Thanks 👍
Thanks GB. Looking forward to the next map of yours. How's that coming along?
This is a fantastic map list. I play on a humble laptop that cannot handle huge maps or a large number of mods.
Thanks Rad. If your laptops struggles, then worth trying some of the older maps as they tend to be smaller Mb size. Greenwich Valley is only around 260Mb and a great small UK map! Likewise New Woodshire US map is only around 310Mb. Plenty of maps here to keep you busy! Thanks for your feedback. What are you playing on at the moment?
@@FarmSimGamer I have a few Gameplay mods only. I use the basic equipment. I keep the Hardware profile at Medium. I was trying to get started on No Creek Farms (Medicine Creek is too big). But I cannot move the water pipe (Animal Pen Extension) and I cannot find the feed point for the cows. I have decided on Little Norton I think.
@@radv3959 Okay. Little Norton is great. If you want to play a US map, then Bucks County PA is brilliant. My video series on Bucks County (Go have a look) is based on the original PC version (not the modhub version) You can download from TNT's Google Drive. Select the 'Dynamic Mud version. It is a brilliant map and I would certainly recommend it. Here's the link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/108H8ZMV1X2hwgsf6iMhitDKMHTH8VPCZ?fbclid=IwAR0b9gp6M9p7rawWoQ5Z9QI1TP97XDhy0sadTJb6gQ3o4N7mlrTJAXbqmE0
I used to have a 19 hour save on a map called Rustic Acres (now deleted since I got bored of it). It's mostly square, has no paved roads, and is a little boring, but the fields are good size and there are several places to store equipment all around the map. Can you find it and review it?
Hi there - I have done a few episodes on Rustic Acres by Cazz 64. A great map and Cazz designed it in a way that you can merge a lot of the fields and shape them to your liking. It might look a bit boring to start with, but the idea is you cut down the trees, merge fields and create extended fields in the boundaries, to make more interesting. May go back and give it a go. Watch my last Rustic Acres video when I did something similar. 👍
@@FarmSimGamer i found another modded map called Poppy Plains, and this one is gorgeous! The helper AI sucks and lacks on the job but it's a super pretty map. Review that maybe?
Nice video, can you tell me where i can find the trigger to remove the hedges on Wyther farms?
Hi Peter. I don't think MissyB managed to figure out how to do that 'remove all hedges' trigger in the end. I read a post on her FB page that stated she was still trying to sort it out. I have sent her a message asking if she did get it sorted. When I hear back I will let you know. In the meantime, you can remove hedges by cutting down the fence posts (in the middle of the hedges) using a chainsaw. So you can remove them a bit at a time. Hope that helps.
Thank you very much for the answer! Hope she can fix it, sould be possible with the help of AlienJim, he did sort of the same with tree's and rocks on Nomansland.
@@peerke7873 Yes AJ did on NML and also he did full hedge removal and taking out hedge collisions on Sussex Farms. Hopefully he might give MissyB some assistance in doing so. Personally,I like the hedges and although I would like to take some out, I wouldn't want to remove them all, which is what the trigger will do. Hedges are very much a pat of UK farming and it is now illegal to remove them as they are considered a good natural habitat for birds, insects and other wildlife! There you go...a bit of real farming insight for you ! :-)
@@peerke7873 Hi Peter - I had a note back from MissyB and she has not yet figured out a way to remove all hedges and fences in one go with a single trigger. So you will have to rely on a Chainsaw or you could use the Lizard Trex600 I think which can do a quick and easy job. Do you use the Lumberjack mod with the chainsaw - that is worth getting too.
@@FarmSimGamer I will take a look at that, thanks for the reply! I am in the modhub as we speak😂
I'm on PS4/5 and Little Norton isn't on the modhub anymore, as i couldn't find it.
Neither is Greenwhich Valley, all i got when i searched Green was Green River.
I only play on PC, so cannot check that, sorry. Not sure why they are not there anymore. For PS4/5 - can you download from the FS19 website Modhub? If so, I can see both maps on there.
I may have missed this but what is the map shown in the inttro?
The intro was actually made up of all ten maps. The very first opening sequence was Little Norton.
@@FarmSimGamer thank you man , appreciate that
Lone Oak was a great map till OD broke it. Now it's unplayable for in cab drivers on consoles. Other than that solid list.
I'm a PC player so wasn't aware of any issues. A shame because it is a great map. Glad you agreed with my list and thanks for your feedback. 👍
Think you did a great job. Although personally I would swap Lone Oak for Goldcrest Valley. Think that's easier for beginners because of the smaller fields.
Thanks Max. I did consider Goldcrest, but thought it was quite similar to New Woodshire in terms of field sizes and style. I tried to do one smaller style farm, one mid-sized (Loan Oak) and one large, plus Bucks County as the quirky smaller nature of the fields is a bit different. But Goldcrest is definitely a good choice too. Thanks for your feedback glad you liked the video. 👍
@@FarmSimGamer ah okay. I understand. Well....think you did a great job and it'll be very helpful. I just subscribed and I'm looking forward checking out your videos. 👍🏻
@max trein Thank you. Glad my choices made sense and thanks for the sub. Much appreciated - a few videos to catch up on. 👍
And let me know what you think of my videos and content. Always good to get feedback. Thanks. 👍😀
Flat maps are the best for beginners. I'd also say No Man's Land is intermediate. It's pure sandbox and so it requires you to know what to fill it with. Without basic knowledge it would be difficult and upsetting. And extreme hills like Felsbrunn are a pure headache for a newbie. I'd say a perfect beginner's map is flat, has a good variety of field sizes like Ravenport and maybe has a clear ladder of jobs to try. Forestry-mowing-basic crops-advanced crops-animals. What scares a new player the most is this avalanche of tasks that need doing. Plowing, cultivating, fertilizing, seeding, double fertilizing, weeding, waiting, harvesting, windrowing, baling, transporting... Best to start with a car and a chainsaw, selling firewood.
And since landscaping in FS is Dante's hell, I'd strongly recommend to stay away from hills until you know you want to suffer for fun and profit.
Flesburnn would be a great map if it had animal pens from the start the hilly landscape makes it rather hard to build animal pens
What map was the one used in the thumbnail? It looks good
Ravensburg
It was Ravensburg. The image was North side looking over the river.
Thanks
I absolutly love New Woodshire, I have built mine up to a $10m farm
Sure is a great map and $10m is pretty impressive!
@@FarmSimGamer currently playing on The Old Stream, as we speak
@@horacehhelmsley9375 Good man...just finished a new video and the start of a new series...!
thanks for the review
You're welcome 👍
I love Felsbrunn and Falke... Something, forgot the name
Yep - I kind still like Felsbrunn as it was the first map I played. Not played Falkental. 👍
No man's land is a great map for starters to get used to placing and making new farms
Yes it is a good option, once they have got used to the basics.
Chellington valley is my favourite no matter what map I install to play I'm always back to chellington a day or 2 later
Chellington is a great map. At the time I did the video, it had not been released on console, so I didn't include it, but it is very worthy of being in the top ten.
@@FarmSimGamer it needs to be I wanna play on it:(
Lone Oak only downside is locked to the default farm. Cant even place mod sleep triggers.
Are you on PC or Console? If PC, use Global Company and check the 'Place Anywhere' box in Settings. That should allow you to place a sleep trigger, i.e. door mat anywhere else on the map. It might say 'You cannot have more than one house', but you can still place it. Only slight downside is when loading up the game, you always start at the main farm house, but it's not such a big deal as easy to transfer to your own house. You can however, use the new sleep trigger to sleep overnight and you will still be there in the morning. If Console, then yes - a bit more restricted. I guess a slightly older map and hasn't been updated to accommodate this!
On console play multiplayer and join a different farm this allows you to place your own sleep triggers
I got 19 hrs on bucks county pa
Good to hear. It's a great map.
I'm on PS4 and I can't find little norton
Hi there. I checked on the Farming Simulator website mod-hub and it definitely states it is available for PS4/XBox, so you should be able to find it.
www.farming-simulator.com/mod.php?lang=en&country=gb&mod_id=163571&title=fs2019
I don't play on PS4 so unable to check directly. Hope you find it as it is a great map.
Do I just search the maps
Yes - either from within the game in the Modhub or on the FS19 website.
Six Ashes Is 100% Very British as you can get and I am very critical and its won me over.
Yes it is and a very good map as well. I'm currently doing a series on Six Ashes as you might have seen. The only reason I selected Little Norton (Also by GB Modding) is I thought the latter might be an easier option if still very new to the game, i.e. you don't have to clear out Grandad's old farm scrap and develop that farm yard a bit more.
Six ashes is a real place that’s why 😂
@@John-mc3qh Certainly is.
Whashoe Nevada-great map-challenge: turn it green...
Yep - that would be a fun challenge!!
Some nice maps to try out:
SunField2021
MountainHill2021
Hinterkaifeck
Yagodnoe
ChambergValley
Enjoy the maps.
How do I find these maps on Xbox one? Thanks.
Hi there. I play on PC, but I assume you have the same start-up screen for the game in Xbox One. On the start-up screen in the left hand navigation menu you should see 'MODS'. Click on that and it will bring up the full MODS menu. One section will be for 'Maps' (Normally top left side). Select that and then you can either scroll through to find the map you are looking for OR use the 'Search' function and type the name of the map to find it. Select the map you want, which takes you to a page for that particular map, then select 'Install'. Once done, you will probably have to reload the game. Once you have done that, select 'Career' from the 'start-up screen'. You can then start a new game-save and when prompted to select the map you want to play on, scroll through to the map you have just installed. The standard two in game maps are Ravensport and Felsbrunn - you should see the additional maps appear after them as you scroll through.
Hope this helps, any problems, just reply and ask. Cheers.
@@FarmSimGamer thanks I’ve got it. Keep
Up the great vids 👌👌
@martyncrf250 Great. Which map did you select to play on? Let me know how you get on. Cheers. 👍
@@FarmSimGamer went for little Norton.
@@martyncrf250 Good. Really nice map. When you have done that map. Six Ashes is also brilliant and by the same map maker (GB Modding). Have a look at some of my Six Ashes video series and you'll see. Have fun!
My next map was oak farms
Not played that one, but so many great maps out there. Thanks for your feedback.
Is the mod ps3
Which mod specifically?
Hey
Hi there. Sorry I missed your comment...!
Mac is also a pc.
I know...!
The intro is 3 minutes long... Why??
Because I wanted to fully explain and qualify why I had chosen those maps. A lot of 'Top map' video don't explain that, so I thought it was important. I didn't time what I wanted to say to be honest, or think it was particularly long.