FS25 Likes and Dislikes

[UncleRico]

Yes, so ridiculous that everyone uses it apart from the country with most uneducated people where literacy is below 80%.

Ooo someone took a joke hard, you should run the numbers on immigration in the US. There’s a lot more going on than StUpId MeRiCAns with our literacy rate.

[Urinal2001]

Lighter in my pocket. Any use of the word liter instantly goes to
1: A unit of measurement for giant bottles of soda.
2: A ridiculous unit of measurement that for some unexplainable reason everyone in the world uses besides us.

I have to confess that I was actually joking when I suggested that a liter is how Americans spell lighter. I know that's not the case. But I have also seen 'lite' 'rite' and 'nite' used unironically when in the US.

[UncleRico]

I have to confess that I was actually joking when I suggested that a liter is how Americans spell lighter. I know that's not the case. But I have also seen 'lite' 'rite' and 'nite' used unironically when in the US.

I’ll be the first to admit we changed some things in weird ways.

[dogwalker1]

One peeve of mine is that effort seems to have been a bit lacking (again) when it comes to game balance from a financial perspective. Case in point - the grape processing factory. Not talking about the grape harvest yield, that would be for another discussion. What really doesn't make sense about the factory is that grape juice uses 1.75 times the amount of grapes to make that raisins use, but sells for basically the same price range as raisins. It's a shared production I believe so it's not like producing both will allow you to process more grapes overall. There is nothing else in the game limiting the demand for raisins that would compel you to also make grape juice either. Therefore there is just no point to grape juice atm. With a little more thought to it I believe they could have adjusted the price ranges so that they are more or less equally profitable. Since they already have different peak price periods that would still leave for two different shipping/selling seasons as a motive for splitting production (in addition to individual supply point price fluctuations or great demands, if they ever implement that).

I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to list other examples where balance seems to be a bit neglected... but there is a lot to like about FS25 - still gets my upvote.

[Peter Griffin]

We have to remember that not everyone has English as their first language, and that's fine. It's easily solved by looking something up though, rather than stubbornly complaining on a forum. He may be American; he mentioned earlier that he puts eggs on biscuits.

Well cement brick is pretty self explanatory in any language. And I'm American and know exactly what each one is. And I'm pretty sure majority of the world has bought a liter of cola .

Ummmmm - no!

The measurement of liquid in the metric scale is LITRE not LITER, in the same way that the unit of length (and the musical measurement of tempo) is METRE not METER (a meter is an instrument that measures throughput e.g. gas meter).

To say you ran 100 meters means that you had 100 monitored delivery lines operating simultaneously.

Switching the usage of the two spellings is a measure of illiteracy and that is measured in dipsticks.

Wanna stick your foot in your mouth now or ?