Multiplayer Farming Simulator 17 | Thornton Farm Episode 2

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Thornton Farm

[hjaltemlgaard]

I had a White computer from the 90s.
I used to play an old game where you could Build your own animal park.
That was the start off my gaming career.

[Minorher]

I had a Commodore 64, but my first computer was a Dick Smith Wizard, An Australia only thing I believe, it was a video game console akin to an Intelli-Vision, however the 2 controllers slotted into the console base to form a Qwerty Keyboard and you got a cartridge with BASIC on it and a tape drive to save your programming efforts. This was the device that got me onto the idea of computers at the tender age of 10. The year after I was looking with longing at the Commodore Vic 20 adds and drooling, then the Commodore 64 released and I convinced my parents to buy me one for Christmas. I followed that up with an Amiga 500 before finally Graduating to a 386 PC from Dell when the 486 was released and my dad upgraded....hooray for cast off PC's. I had already learned how to work with DOS 6.0 and Windows 3.1 while making his games work for him anyway so it was all easy by the time I got the way, at 47 I'm definitely not as young as your average gamer, but I'm sure as hell a lot more "experienced".... lol. Anyway thanks for the content Dagger, always fun to watch you messing about in one of my favourite games.

[WhiteRhinoPSO]

This is a super old video to be commenting on, but my family's first computer was an Atari.

I don't know what model number it was, but it had a keyboard you could type programs into. I remember having a book of Atari programs, spending hours typing them in line after line.. only to find out that I had made some mistake, and the program wouldn't work. Or wondering how to make "that funny F symbol" that a few of the programs had, which I later found out was just the "#" number sign. Much later, I used that same computer to write my own simple programs to do long division for me.. and then got in trouble for it in school, because I didn't actually show any of my work.

Love the channel, Daggerwin. When I finally get the time to start recording my own Farming Simulator 15 (and eventually 17, once I pick it up in the next Steam sale), I'm definitely going to link your channel for anyone interested in watching more of it.

[MukYJ]

My first computer (my dad's actually) was a clone of an IBM PC with an 8086, dual floppy drives, and the upgraded 20MB hard drive. It also had dual monitors hooked up to both a monochrome video card and a 16 color video card that you could switch between (only one at a time). This was in 1986 or so, and I spent many hours playing Police Quest and Space Quest on that thing. It was replaced by a Packard Hell 486 in 1993-ish.

[BHPilot]

My first computer was an Apple II, played Lemonade Stand, Odell Lake, Number Munchers, and Oregon Trail. First gaming console was Atari. Yes I grew up in the 80's.

[chriswebb]

My first computer was indeed a commodore 64/128. Actually still have it with all my games. My kids love playing ghostbusters on it. The graphics difference is something they just can't get over.

[minievlogs]

We all love you daggerwin like so he can see

[eraaspr]

I remember commodore 20 and 64. The one which I bought was Commodore Amiga which was one the first with a desktop operating system. It was awsome using a mouse and clicking on the different windows. The time when 1, 4 megabyte was a lot of storage volume. Pity with all those trolls. I admire your patience with them.

[chris-janstander]

dagger are you going to livestream on fs sometime

[pigpog]

My first computer was one I built back in 2012. But before then I had various family computers we shared, my dad is into computers so he always had the latest ones, I cant really pin-point the model though. I love building computers, growing up I was into mechanics now its mostly computers, the rewarding factor when you build a PC is great just like mechanics.

[rupeezfodayz]

isn't there a straw loft in the base game you could use?

[theoriginalcripster]

My first computer was a Commodore vic=20! Then a Commodore 64, with the tape player and RF modulator (I still have it, in my attic :)). My first P.C. was a "Tiny" Entertainment package... it came with a DVD player lol. Currently building an intel 6700... which is nice.

P.S. 'Tom' followed you into f30 with the fertiliser spreader. Watch vid from 10:00. He reverses back when you turn left. I'm not saying it was intentional, but he appears to be the last person with it.

[robertstibz]

This Thornton Farm map is not working for me, put download in the mod folder, as you do, but it's not showing !!! no idea what to try ?

[swehunter]

My first computer was a Windows 95. But my experience/knowledge with computers are quite extensive as I am studying for a bachelor in computer engineering ☺️

[flintsteel]

The first computer I ever owned was an IBM XT 286. I have two of them now... plus a Commodore 64 and a few others. I collect and restore old computers. :-)

[thewalkingfox]

I got my PC last year and its windows 10 :)BTW I Love The Multiplayer Videos !!!

[dannascarman]

I had a Commodore 64 as a kid. That was back when floppy disks where actually floppy!

[TinMan.]

Just a suggestion placing a fence post in the opening of the surry pit might stop ✋ trolls throwing the tractors in there just a idea. Was KAOS this morning then I logged on.

[FireByTrial]

First PC was back sometime around 2002, 800mhz windown 98 with something like 20 or 40 GB Drive. Now I have an XPS 8910 top end model and full time Ag Software developer :)

[seberous]

the first computer that was my own was an Acer travel mate 290 laptop running XP (my dads old laptop when he upgraded). I did had ever use an old advent tower running XP as well. then we got a windows 7 tower. the next PC I had was an old Compaq netbook, from 2002. given to me free (used to run XP). that now runs Linux (Ubuntu mate, Linux mint and Kali Linux triple boot) and I take it to shows for moving files from SD cards to USB drives. my current laptop is a windows 10 Sony VAIO. great laptop!