farming simulator?

[gigemaggs99]

Has anyone played them?

I like the Sim City type games and this one looks decent.

I'd like to know if 17 is better than 15. There aren't many reviews online.

I have a few Gamestop coupons so I can go one way or the other, FS15 is used for $35, I have a $25 used-game coupon so that would make it around $10.

Or I could go the FS 17 route, I have have $20 new-game coupon, that would make it around $30.

From reading online, 17 looks better, 15 has more tractors and vehicles. I assume the main reason is 17 just came out and in in time they'll add more.

Just wondering if y'all would go $10 or $30 route?

Thanks.

[bdoughty]

Go big or go home. Get (r done) with the Farming Simulator 2017 Premium Edition. It includes bonus tractors and the Season Pass (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/farming-simulator-17-edition-premium/c48wtdznrzwk).

[gigemaggs99]

Go big or go home. Get (r done) with the Farming Simulator 2017 Premium Edition. It includes bonus tractors and the Season Pass (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/farming-simulator-17-edition-premium/c48wtdznrzwk).

10-4, my problem is Gamestop doesn't have that version. :-(

[gigemaggs99]

I have some questions, hopefully the farming simulator veterans will be able to help me understand.

On FS 15, I can buy the seed, plow, cultivate, sow, harvest the field and make 10K on the work.

When I do a side job, like deliver some pallets or mow a lawn I'll earn something like 2-3k.

Now on FS 17, I can work another farmers field, only doing one part of it, like fertilize and earn something like 8-9k. However, when I do all the work on my field (plow, cultivate, etc..) then I sell that yield earns me around 2-3K.

Why do I make SO MUCH more performing 1 task on another farmers land vs doing all that work combined on my 1 field?