Stone Valley was a fantastic US map. For that matter, I actually really like Elm Creek. I can see myself staying here for a while.

^^^That's some good news!

I wouldn't have a problem with pallets if they actually worked. However, they don't so it would be nice to have some workarounds.

Still hoping the CSZ pack gets updated for FS22. I literally can't deal with pallets without it.

Who is even looking at slots anymore? It's basically irrelevant isn't it?

I'm really hoping the CSZ pack gets updated for FS22. I literally can't deal with pallets without it.

the game is forcing it on players. There's a penalty for not doing it, no matter how small. Hmm... My game isn't forcing me to do it. I've done it a few times when I have extra time but mostly ignore it altogether. And no, it's not a "penalty". If you want to roll/mulch, you get a BONUS, ...

It's not a requirement. It's an option that gives you a tiny yield bump if you want to do it. Just like mulching. Not a requirement, but if you want to do it, you get a tiny yield bump. If you don't do these steps, turn the layer off in the map screen and you'll never have to think about it again. Y...

Rake up the headlands with a windrower and do those first.

I just leave the excess myself. It's nice to have a bit left over in case you just need that tiny bit extra for the last bale. My OCD will allow me to leave straw/hay on the field, but it won't let me leave a baler with a partial bale in it.

Since they added used vehicles, whatever pops up on sale that I can afford.

Yep. Pretty happy with this one. The sounds and gears alone are enough to keep me entertained.

I don't think rain makes the ground look any different.

Sounds good. Maybe they're actually testing the game this time instead of releasing FS19 vanilla equipment as mods.

Yes, exactly. Make sure you select the Quicke attachment if that's the loader you bought.

IRL the farmers around me have portal guns.

We had a toolbox in FS17 (yes, even on consoles) that worked like this. You could throw it in the back of a pickup and take it where you needed it.

I'm glad they included the yield loss but man is the balancing off.