I'm not going to lie, it does. I can't quite put my finger on why though. I think it's flatish colours and very little ambient occlusion (if any), making everything, particularly the vehicles and implement, look simple and lacking depth. The overly saturated colours doesn't help either, as it as cr...

I've just finished listening to the topic of the graphic (starts at 25:00) in a recent podcast. https://www.farming-simulator.com/newsArticle.php?lang=pl&country=pl&news_id=261 With all due respect for Giants, I'm really confused: 1. They frequently highlighted that they want "construct...

What I find quite interesting is if Giants said here's the first screen shots of Farming Simulator 22 check them out. And showed you these shots.... https://image.giants-software.com/1/PreUXQHd.jpg https://image.giants-software.com/1/W5nK4bUd.jpg https://image.giants-software.com/1/anxREtva.jpg htt...

The picture with baler is the best example of what I'm talking about.
FS 19 made light reflecting differently from different surfaces, so metal finally looked like metal. In FS 22 the plastic-looking returns, photorealistic graphics seems to no longer be what they are aiming for.

FS 22 looks much more plastic and colorful than FS 19. Although I'm sure that overally in terms of graphics everything looks better (textures, models, parallax occlusion, and so on), yet it seems less realistic than FS 19, because it's more "plastic-looking". A huge visual upgrade in FS 19...