Be careful!īecause of that, the machines are very small and specialized compared to the usual field work. Otherwise, you risk damaging your new crops. Grapes and olives are special if you look at the machinery used: The vines have collisions, so you need to maneuver the machines carefully along the vines. What’s special about the machines for grapes and olives? Since it’s a highly nutritious crop, it steadily gains more importance around the world in warmer regions – making it a fitting addition to the list of grains in Farming Simulator. And Sorghum? It’s very popular in the United States, perfect for our Midwest-inspired map Elmcreek. You see, grapes and olives are not just two new crop types added to the list, but come with new gameplay mechanics that affect various parts of the game. On top of that, since you place the vines manually, they are also part of our new and improved build mode. And, for our brand-new map set in a Mediterranean climate, they’re more than fitting. Grapes and olives are also a great addition because they tie into various other gameplay mechanics. The most obvious one: they bring new and exciting machine types into the game and diversify the gameplay experience when it comes to agriculture. There are several reasons why we decided to go with grapes, olives, and sorghum for Farming Simulator 22.

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