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If I had to put a ranking of what boxes I'd like checked as a priority i'd say a map that uses the map buyable object mod (but actaully utilizes it for progression) would be at the top. When done right that mod really makes for a fun map that gives you a very different playthrough than a typical farming sim map.
Different crop types are nice but not that important to me because if it's still the base game they add little to a different playstyle other than what your fill type is for a brief moment.
Animal breeding can be interesting, Is that similar to what Pleasant Valley has on it's placeable cow/pig/chicken barns? Right now those are the most involved of any of the animal management that I have done yet in this game and I'd recommend people checking that out if they're looking for a bit more involvement in that area.
I like the soil mod, that'd be a plus for a single player map.
I remember playing a hagenstadt modded map for FS15 that had orchards and brewery/distillery where you made beer and various spirits and then sold those. That was a nice and manageable single player map the only problem is it didnt work all that well lol.
Something like that but with those features working and done in an interesting manner would be nice.
It's hard to sort through all the mod sites since most of the good ones are all in german and a good portion of them seem to be people stealing someone else's work and renaming it. The comments provide no information. FS-UK is a great site but I notice the vast majority of their maps are all very few mods involved and narrow windy roads with gated fields and tight yards that make things more annoying than fun. American Eagles Modding is good but there's too few maps to choose from and often when there are ones to choose from they're just giant square fields with huuuuuge yards filled with the top of the line equipment and it's clearly set up for multiplayer. I feel like Goldilocks and looking for something juuuustt right!
In the meantime I am a glutton for punishment and playing the new Pleasant Valley in single player.
I second this
I ment to comment on this topic a while ago. Alot of the stuff your are looking for in a map like PV for SP just isnt there as PV was made with MP in mind and most other maps like PV are the same. Good map makers usually dont clutter up their maps with 101 differant things to do like in PV.Sure they add a few things here and there like extra crops and fattening livestock but thats about it
One of the biggest killers of this game, at least in my mind, is that if you try to do too much you're going to have a bad time. When your going from rags to riches it can be a massive chore just to start making use of the extra features
The soil mod is a great bit of kit, but be prepared for a long haul if you are playing legit. I had one save a while back that took me 72hrs of game play to get to my usual style, which is a dairy farm. But even if I wasnt playing that style it would have been 50-60hrs before I could afford to get any decent equipment
Being British I feel the need to defend those narrow lanes and tight farmers daughters...I mean farm yards, because thats what they are actually like. 70-80% of the farms and areas surrounding them in the UK are pretty much the same as they are portrayed in the maps on FS-UK. The map makers, for want of a better word, are keeping it real
That's all well and good for your playstyle, it's just not mine. Photo-realism isnt all that important to me as much as gameplay is.
I don't see the 101 different things to do as "cluttering things up" and I'd say that the people who made PV have made a far more interesting map than any other I have come across.... it's just sooooo big for one person to handle. I want an experience like that but on a map size that is easier to handle for one person. I honestly can't be the only person who enjoys that map and plays single player, someone has to have insight into some good maps that make solid use out of the map buyable object mod.
And although unrelated, this whole topic reminds me of a mod for another game. If you ever played Banished, there's a new version of a mod called Colonial Charter that seems to add production chains, new resources, and a staggering amount of new construction options.
Is that the 1.6 version?
haha, funny you mention that. I love the colonial charter mod, that's exactly what I am talking about, without that I wouldve prob put in a total of a half an hour into banished.
I've seen Holzhausen a lot on modhoster, it's always featured and I think it's the most downloaded. I am not 100% positive but I believe I played it a bit but had issues but we are more getting into the areas that I want. It still doesnt have close to the complexity that PV15 has though. I might re-download it though to give it another shot.
ps im also playing colonial charter 1.6 in banished beta
Yep! That's the one, not shiny fresh still wet new, but newish I guess :D