Feliz Map v1.2.0.1 LS25
Feliz Map v1.2.0.1 LS25
Version 1.2.0.1
NO NEW SAVE REQUIRED
– Ducks added
It’s been completely turned upside down and, in addition to an elevation model, which is quite impressive in some areas, it offers all the Giants standards.
– 54 fields
– Numerous areas for building or grazing
There are also three farms, although the Dya farm and the Hansen farm can be expanded generously with a little work.
The middle farm, however, is not expandable.
Each farm has a field production facility for producing goods needed for field maintenance, and each farm is equipped with various small production facilities for a perfect start.
There’s also a Winnie the Pooh farm and a small allotment garden.
I’d avoid large machines, because in some places on the map, especially the long and large machines have difficulty getting around.
I won’t change anything just because someone thinks it’s good to use monster machines for a map.
It’s designed for small to medium-sized machines, and it will stay that way.
There are three additional crops on the map:
rye, spelt, and triticale.
I’ve expanded the stone, deadwood removal, and timber transport jobs because they annoy me, and it’s my map, so no discussion.
50 collectibles have been hidden, but I don’t know where; I have to search for them myself.
Merging fields won’t work on the map; all farmlands are positioned so that they affect the fields or where I think you can build.
Questions about whether I’m expanding the farmlands: NO
Some buildings and fences can’t be demolished, and that will remain the case.
Now for the Autodrive players:
AD courses are built into the map.
Follow these instructions, otherwise the courses will be gone when you start a new game—regardless of the difficulty and whether you have AD in your mod folder.
When you start the save game for the first time, Autodrive will ask you if it should create courses—you press NO!
If you press yes, my rates will be gone, and you’ll have to start a new save or earn some yourself.
If you’re asking why not do the individual ad rates, a resounding NO, because the map has them.
