Deadwood Map v 1.5.1

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Changelog 1.5.0.1
New Save Not Needed
Fixed Garbage Production, Now has to be Bought
Lowered Sounds in Forest area
Added Liquid Storage from GMNGjoy at BGA, New Farmer it will be there, Old save you will need to place it
New Water production added.
Added Logging only Version,old gen consoles may struggle
Many Other Tweaks and fixes
Deadwood is a fictional place, But offers things you may find around the real town of Deadwood
Map offers alot to do, from Farming,Logging,Stone and Productions
There is no starting farm, you start with equipment and a place to park it
Many Sell points, Windmill sell point is a sell all point,
New and Reworked productions
100 collectables
Custom sounds
Custom Animal pens, cow not sellable
Most all production and sell points can be deleted
Town set up for yard and garden work, the smaller fields are for role play, plow your neighbors garden
Fields DO NOT need rolled, Ain't noone got time for that
And much more...
Field 1: 5.952 ha
Field 2: 7.321 ha
Field 3: 7.321 ha
Field 4: 7.321 ha
Field 5: 2.539 ha
Field 6: 1.573 ha
Field 7: 4.920 ha
Field 8: 8.864 ha
Field 9: 12.358 ha
Field 10: 3.730

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The Deadwood Map mod for Farming Simulator 22 is a modification that transports the game to a brand new location: Deadwood. This new landscape is inspired by the tales of the Old West and features a picturesque wooded setting with lush forests, rolling plains, and gentle rivers.

The Deadwood Map is designed to satisfy any farming style, offering a range of fields for crops, pastures for livestock, and forests for logging. The map is dotted with several farm buildings, windmills, and silos in apparent rural aesthetic, ensuring that it feels like a step back in time.

This mod not only opens up new farming opportunities, but also adds fresh scenery for players to explore. There are a variety of terrains, including rugged mountains, wide-open fields, quaint homesteads, and winding dirt paths.

While Deadwood Map is not based on a real-world location, it captures a hearty, rustic feel suitable for players keen on experiencing countryside farming. No matter the tools or the technologies brought from the main game, this modification offers a unique perspective on agricultural life, guaranteeing hours of engaging gameplay on this newly created, rugged frontier.

Credits:
Poorboy,Bruce's Gaming