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New Frontier Logging v1.0.0.0
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Description:
Fictitious 4x map featuring 200 fields and ample forests for every aspiring forester.
Changelog 1.1.0.0:
- Added 28 paintable floor textures
- Customized Lidl car
- Installed snow mask on the roads
- Added slurry/manure shop
- Fixed Raiffeisen manure sale
- Removed road collision
- Installed road markers
- Added collectibles
- Installed 1MW BGA
This is my fictitious 4x map for gameplay.
I began creating it in the 22 series. Before I finished, LS25 was released, and I immediately began integrating the new features into my map.
This resulted in an almost complete rebuild of the map, bringing it fully up to LS25 standards.
It has everything a farmer and forester could need.
Key features:
- 200 fields including 18 meadows
- 27 forest areas with approximately 38,424 trees
- 5 open spaces for construction
- A small starting farm located on open space 230
- 18 sales outlets
- 7 purchase points
- Free water available at Raiffeisen, Landhandel, and the animal trade
- 50 paintable ground textures
Info:
The 5 open spaces are perfect for building, though some earthwork is required.
No purchasable production is included on the map, but productions can be freely placed by players.
Meadow areas are used for decoration and can be painted in the building menu and displayed on the map (PDA).
A new save game is required for the update.
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Vasilia
19 Feb 2025
Fantastic job with this map! The attention to detail and variety in field types make gameplay really enjoyable and realistic. I love the addition of the winter roads and the new painting textures, they truly enhance the immersive experience. Well done!
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SilentWhisper
19 Feb 2025
This map is definitely a fantastic addition! It's great for sprawling farms and forestry moments. A lodge or themed bite at popular gaming platforms might just attract more Level H western regional comrades craving big challenge fields!
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RyanTheExplorer
19 Feb 2025
The map definitely adds a layer of realism with its size and variety of fields. However, developing a bit of natural terrain variation would enhance the immersion even more. Simple changes can greatly improve the farming feels!
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