Description:
The stock market team presents you: Land of Auvergne
Discover the authenticity of a French region with a marked character, perfectly transcribed in this neat card.
With "Terre d'Auvergne", take advantage of a complete map, designed to reflect the agricultural and mountainous charm of Auvergne. Whether you are a solo player looking for immersion or multiplayer with friends, this card offers you a living, balanced and rich playground.
- A typical Auvergne environment: valleys, pastures, forests, ponds, villages, agricultural paths
- a rigorous design for extensive agricultural realism
- Natural relief and neat decor guaranteeing immediate immersion
- precise placement of buildings and organization of farms
6 operations playable on the card:
- Main farm equipped with Ma7 Vologne stable and a farm area
- dairy farm with the Ma7 Vac Dairy building
- Poultry exploitation with the Ma7 Grande Poulailler
- Cereal site including Ma7 Grand Mixte, storage and dryers
- Independent pigsty located in valley
- Mountain farm with palenier stable and stone buildings
Complete version (mod to extract):
To reproduce the official card, you will need to add the following 9 buildings, available on the Ma7 Architecture site:
- Ma7 Beauce Atelier
- MA7 Comtois Flat storage
- Ma7 Feret Hangar
- Ma7 Legrand Cerealier
- MA7 Legrand Mixed
- Ma7 Legrand chicken coop
- Ma7 Vacq Laitiere
- MA7 Vologne Hangars 3 and 1
- MA7 Vologne StAlation
As well as 2 free buildings to download on Modhub:
- Pallegney Building Pack
- Grain hangar
Integrated content:
- Points of sale: market, cooperative, cannery
- Production: BGA fully operational
- Traffic with activated NPJ
- Detailed villages, signaling, living environment
- Functional agricultural paths, rivers, bridges, water tower
No need for complex scripts: everything is thought of so that you can play immediately and take full advantage of the card.
To follow the project and exchange with the community:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/575814201254320/
Map produced by Manu - Boursins team

Credits:
Les Boursins