The thing I will miss the most on FS 22 will probably be Calmsden farm, as I think it is the best map in the game in my opinion. I think overall FS 22 has been a phenomenal game brilliantly brought to life by the modding community. The only real drawback was the farm production pack in my opinion. The thing I am looking forward to FS 25 the most is building a dairy farm on a start from scratch using the dynamic animal pastures and putting baby calves in them on a UK map like oxy's new map, hopefully using old style equipment and farming through the decades gradually bringing in newer equipment. Great to see you enjoying FS 22 and another brilliant episode.
1 Mager thing we haven't seen yet for FS25 is the Ui. Scroft have you seen it is it deferent and if so, is it better. I always proffered the top for the Ui like it was in FS17 I don't like the scrolling Ui down the left side like it is now on FS22. I have got used to it. But the old top of screen dropdown box's IMO was far better and took no time to get used to it.
The thing I will miss the most on FS 22 will probably be Calmsden farm, as I think it is the best map in the game in my opinion. I think overall FS 22 has been a phenomenal game brilliantly brought to life by the modding community. The only real drawback was the farm production pack in my opinion. The thing I am looking forward to FS 25 the most is building a dairy farm on a start from scratch using the dynamic animal pastures and putting baby calves in them on a UK map like oxy's new map, hopefully using old style equipment and farming through the decades gradually bringing in newer equipment. Great to see you enjoying FS 22 and another brilliant episode.
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1 Mager thing we haven't seen yet for FS25 is the Ui. Scroft have you seen it is it deferent and if so, is it better. I always proffered the top for the Ui like it was in FS17 I don't like the scrolling Ui down the left side like it is now on FS22. I have got used to it. But the old top of screen dropdown box's IMO was far better and took no time to get used to it.