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00:00:00 – 00:38:21
The video opens with Broyer introducing a new Let's Play series for *Farming Simulator 22*, emphasizing the game's seasons feature and his intention to maintain console compatibility through giant mods. The series starts on the Elm Creek map, chosen via viewer poll, with a focus on beginning from scratch for added difficulty. Broyer demonstrates the character customization process and explores the expansive 82-field map, noting new crop types like sorghum, grapes, and olives.
He highlights game settings such as planting seasons, weather impacts, and detailed gameplay elements like production chains and finances. Key decisions include purchasing centrally located land and exploring equipment options, weighing the costs and benefits of buying versus leasing machinery. Broyer focuses on practical strategies, including field preparation and initial harvest plans, emphasizing the importance of managing resources effectively.
Overall, the video sets the groundwork for a comprehensive and immersive farming simulation experience, with Broyer inviting viewer interaction and feedback throughout the series.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the host, Broyer, introduces a new Let’s Play series for Farming Simulator 22, which has just been released. He mentions he downloaded it early from the Giants website and plans to play with the seasons feature turned on. Broyer showcases some initial downloadable content, including the Class Xerion Saddle Track Pack, a Mac truck, a Zetor 25k small tractor, and a Fendt tractor, noting their personal significance. He states his preference for using giant mods to maintain compatibility with console players. He then selects the Elm Creek map to start the game, following a viewer poll, and notes that he is starting from scratch to add challenge. Finally, he demonstrates character creation, mentioning the ability to switch between male and female characters and potentially change outfits later.
00:05:00
In this part of the video, the speaker is busy customizing a character, discussing various aspects such as changing the name and choosing physical features that resemble his own or those of his grandfathers. He goes through different hairstyles, facial hair options, and the intricacies of getting the color right. The speaker also selects clothing items like coveralls and boots, debating their utility based on farming needs and family traditions. He considers additional accessories, like hats and glasses, matching them to his style and preferences. Finally, the speaker mentions starting the game with $500,000 and explores the in-game map, indicating the start of the gameplay.
00:10:00
In this part of the video, the presenter explores a large map with 82 fields of various shapes and sizes, suitable for different types of gameplay. They discuss the absence of some features near the map edges and new crop types such as sorghum, grapes, and olives. The video includes an attempt to pause the game time and adjust settings, revealing new menu options and features. New seed bed and stubble tillage types are noted, along with more detailed growth stages for crops. Differentiations between vehicle types and new production elements specific to Farmstem22 are highlighted. Additionally, the presenter mentions new features for active workers who can now perform additional tasks like dropping off loads.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses several features and settings in Farming Simulator 22. Key points include the introduction of specific planting and harvesting seasons, weather impacts like rain and snow that can affect farm activities, and the ability to see buying and selling prices for various products. The speaker notes the importance of game aspects like production chains, vehicle handling, finances, contracts, and interacting with in-game characters. The segment also covers the choice of game settings, such as the number of days in each month (settling on three days to balance gameplay) and options for seasonal growth, crop destruction, and other farming mechanics. These elements aim to enhance the realism and complexity of the farming simulation experience.
00:20:00
In this part of the video, the speaker is configuring game settings, deciding to keep certain features like fuel usage and help windows on while disabling others such as colorblind mode and the radio. They explore the game world, noting they have no land or machinery yet and a very small amount of money. The speaker evaluates potential fields to purchase, considering factors like central location and proximity to services like gas stations and stores. After contemplating different starter spots and their prices, they decide to buy a specific piece of land typical for lower-level starts. They mention a brief pause to reassess their decision but ultimately proceed with their initial choice to buy the middle section.
00:25:00
In this part of the video, the presenter drives a pickup truck to explore different locations on a map, evaluating potential starting points for their gameplay. After visiting and assessing two locations, they decide to start at a central section due to its promising prospects. They highlight the initial farmland they will focus on, noting specific plots and the potential for expansion.
The crops available in this area are soybeans, sorghum, and canola. The presenter discusses the equipment needed for harvesting these crops and explores options for purchasing or renting vehicles, including the possibility of buying used equipment to save money. They mention the New Farmer mode, wherein starting from scratch means limited initial resources.
The presenter then decides to purchase the selected land, which includes three fields already in various stages of growth, emphasizing the importance of managing fertilization, plowing, and other field preparations after the initial harvest. Lastly, they identify a canola field ready for harvest, planning to lease a harvester to generate immediate income.
00:30:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the considerations for acquiring a harvester, debating between buying and leasing due to budget constraints. They examine the cost and types of available harvesters, noting the cheapest option is around $75,000. They lean towards leasing to avoid running out of funds, especially if the leased equipment isn’t profitable enough to justify the expense. A forage harvester and its accessories, including a five-meter header, are chosen for leasing, with the total lease cost amounting to around $5,000. Additionally, they plan to get a small tractor costing between $50,000 and $75,000. The speaker mentions setting up and establishing the farm operations, fertilization, and vehicle maintenance as part of their strategy.
00:35:00
In this part of the video, the narrator discusses driving different vehicles in the game, highlighting the cool feature of shifting gears. They also talk about setting up their farm, emphasizing the need to clear fields for a fresh start and planning according to the seasons. The narrator humorously points out potential mishaps, like catching fields on fire, and notes the proximity to a gas station. As they prepare for their first harvest in Farming Simulator 22, they express excitement and invite viewers to join them on this learning journey. The video wraps up with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and comment for continued content and feedback.