5 Tips To Get The Best Start In Farming Simulator 25

Get the best start in Farming Simulator 25 with these 5 Tips!

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[RB]

For me my experience has been near flawless with FS25 on PS5. I love GPS because I kept missing some spots on FS22 especially when seeding. Only issue with FS25 that I’ve experienced is when ploughing or cultivating, the ground can be very glitchy. This only happened to me twice. Other than that, really loving the game

[Shiftry]

An important thing when it comes to the small production buildings is to look if there is a buyable production on the map before buying a small one becouse the small once only produce 10% of what a big factory does but the price is unlikly to be 10x as mutch for the bigger one. The price difference on the big vs small production buildings isent always the same but the small once regardless of price difference always produce 10% of what the big one does.

Also when your looking for a bigger tractor in the early stages i would highely recommend to look for a tractor that u can get a minimum of 300hp even if u have to upgrade the engine to get there. This specific number is for a reson becouse when u start to upgrade the fieldwork equipment like your cultivators, seeders, planters and so on from the starting 4m working width to 6-8m working width they typically require a tractor with around 250-270hp depending on which u buy and that is assuming flat ground. So if u got just about enough horsepower then even a slight incline on your field can force the tractor to crawl. So before u buy a bigger tractor look at the horsepower requirement on the equipment u want it to pull. There is no point buying a tractor with 100 more horsepower when u later find out that u needed 150 more horsepower.

[captainglume]

I just got FS 25. It's my first time in the farming sim so tips are super helpful and these tips are quite helpful!

[heavenhockeycards]

I always start, restart, and restart a game til satisfaction. 2 good tractors and many land ready to harvest. Put the time on .5 x and it everything you can before midnight

[josipmatic]

Excellent tips what also do in early game...buy ready to harvest land, harvest it and sell

[aesirgaming]

Feel embarrassed to say this, but I didn't even think about putting chickens and solar panels on the edges of my fields. Simple and brilliant.

[Circiaify]

I really enjoyed this video, excellent work. Definitely will be watching more!

[StanTheMan_]

I think these tips are brilliant. One thing I would add is to not be afraid to skip time (sleeping)

[commanderman_]

I don't like the property identification.
I want my property to light up so it's easily identified. Like the old blue click.
Am I doing something wrong?
Any tips?

[josephfleischer]

Which map do you like the best and which one should I start with?

[SouledOut]

Spending money right off, is not a smart thing to do. Save your money, sell crap starter equipment, go do a contract job and buy your equipment through contract work. Save your money to purchase Helpers. Hire your helpers to do contract jobs, a huge benefit in the beginning selling contract product, is they get the lowest price. By the time your ready to sell your own harvested products, the market price will be in your favor.

[shhfiftyfive]

sadly it will take forever to convert all the canola into oil. i had3 fields, it filled 3 oil factories.. the output is small and takes months. big investment. return on investment will take a very long time. same for anything really. the time to recover your investment is long.

[Ionutble]

I was think that Alfie Solomon begin to play FS 25

[papaskyfox]

The Biggest Tip is avoid the Dewulf tools as the AI is rubbish when operating these

[bigb]

Absolute disaster launch for console played for an hour countless bugs loads of lag models not loading correctly such a shame

[bionichobbit]

I have to say that I’m truly disappointed in this game. I have played just over an hour and already I’m thinking of getting a refund. I’m annoyed for falling for the hype that this game really didn’t deserve. Such a shame to release a game that is really just DLC. If anyone is thinking of buying it I would hold off at this moment. This is my favourite franchise and I feel like I have been sold a lemon.

[Bartosz-Krz]

I played few hours and found out how poor this game is until modders do work which developers should. Currently i get back to vintage oaks and will probably wait for some maps made by oxygen david or farm sim brisco. Base game maps in fs 25 are like amateur job comparing to court farms in fs 22. Colours and lighting are like from mobile game

[damianscott]

1. Don't buy it
2. Get a refund
3. Go back to FS22
4. Never give Giants another cent
5. Don't buy it