Map question

[Cubspack]

Looking for a good American map around the Midwest for the ps4?

[Farmhohotree]

There isnt that many american maps on console, stone valley is a good one

[DEERE317]

Stone Valley, Lone Oak (if you can ignore the Oregon part), Westbridge Hills

[Farmhohotree]

Stone Valley, Lone Oak (if you can ignore the Oregon part), Westbridge Hills

On lone oak you also have to ignore the black pixels in the mirror

[Illinois Farmer]

There is also Dahl ranch in south dakota, Welker farms is out west, but can be like a Midwest map, and bucks County, pa is close enough.

[blue_painted]

Stone Valley, Lone Oak (if you can ignore the Oregon part), Westbridge Hills

On lone oak you also have to ignore the black pixels in the mirror

Black pixels in the mirror?? What are those?

[Farmhohotree]

Stone Valley, Lone Oak (if you can ignore the Oregon part), Westbridge Hills

On lone oak you also have to ignore the black pixels in the mirror

Black pixels in the mirror?? What are those?

On lone oak when you are inside the tractor and look in the mirror you see black pixels

[AndOnTheDrums]

On lone oak you also have to ignore the black pixels in the mirror

Black pixels in the mirror?? What are those?

On lone oak when you are inside the tractor and look in the mirror you see black pixels

When you face a certain way, upside down black pixel trees show up in the mirror. Kills immersion for me.

[Bryan83]

There is also Dahl ranch in south dakota, Welker farms is out west, but can be like a Midwest map, and bucks County, pa is close enough.

Though not technically midwest, if you are looking for relatively flat, big, open fields, I second the Welker map. I've got almost 500 hours in on it and still loving it. As far as a midwest feel, you could always get a midwest GEO for seasons and start in Farm Manager or Start From Scratch modded and set it up how you like it.

[ValhallSN95]

Though not technically midwest, if you are looking for relatively flat, big, open fields, I second the Welker map. I've got almost 500 hours in on it and still loving it. As far as a midwest feel, you could always get a midwest GEO for seasons and start in Farm Manager or Start From Scratch modded and set it up how you like it.

I second the Welker map. I keep trying to find a different map to setup on and it keeps dragging me back lol so many possibilities on that map.