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This series is going at the perfect speed. You're getting new equipment often enough to keep it interesting, but not so often that it seems "unrealistic". Definitely think the collectibles help, and I think you collect those at the right speed too. Keep it up!
Very much enjoying this series. Just one silly question: seeing as you go so far for water, could you use the JCB to make a nice shallow ramp next to the farm?
Love the series, I have one Mod suggestion. There is a mod for the grape mulcher and plow that slightly increases its working size without physically changing its dimensions. I know its not the most realistic but its just wide enough to perfectly cover the area between the vines. I don't think it makes much difference on yield but aesthetically it makes a huge difference in how nice the vineyard looks.
The progression is alright, neither to fast nor slow. There is only one thing i'd change. Sell the Sheep and the small Chicken coop. Build another big Chicken Coop where the sheep have been to feed both Chicken coops at the same time if possible and put the Sheep on the spot where the smal Chicken coop was. We may loose money that way but the eggs should be able to recover that fairly quickly i think. What do you and audience think about that?
@@TheStopwatchGod Yea that way we can keep the Sheep. And that spot would be great for roleplaying reasons as well since it's quite easily reachable from the street for a kind of petting zoo
If it's realistic, the vine spraying is coming out the side pf the sprayer and each pass sprays two rows, so by going down every row you are spraying each row twice. Also it shouldn't matter if the whole ground isn't covered because the grapes are only growing on small strips of the field, rather than the usual crops which grow all over the field.
So I did some work with this, and unfortunately your crop yield is based on the whole ground area of the grape crop, not just where the vine is. But, it was only about 3 to 5 percent difference, and I did not find doing the extra work worth it.
Leave a turnable amount of space between the new and old vines as it'll be easy to turn around if the harvester gets full OR You could shift the gapes to the northern side of the map if you could relocate the vines with no cost as it'll be nearer to the grape processing unit, and also buy a suitable field near the oil press AND, buy a 8000-10,000 litre trailer so that you can cart small amount of stuff with _speeeeed_ using the pickup
Goodmorning daggerwin love the series it's amazing can't wait to see the huge grape and olive harvest it will be so good also I'm glad you haven't done soybeans yet they're too popular as a crop haha
if he could afford it he could buy the largest field there is in game and plant the entire field with grape and fertilize it and harvest it and i bet it would bring a quarter million nearly profit each time and even way more profit if he made it inot juice and the other grape thingy
Hello Daggerwin. I've been enjoying this series immensely! I appreciate the immersion in all of your series...the level you choose is perfect for me. I have found that when I ignore immersion, the game isn't quite as fun. I get so many ideas and inspirations from your let's plays and I wanted you to know I truly appreciate you sir. Not to go off-topic, but I recently purchased Euro Truck Simulator and was looking for videos for some tips and what do you know.....I came across Daggerwin driving across Iceland bound for Norway! My truck driving career will be much more enjoyable with my favorite content creator covering it too! Thanks for what you do sir.
There's a bale spike and bucket for the front loader that needs to be sold , also if you keep the 2 harvesters in top bay , sprayer and spreader with the seed/fert in bottom , chopper cuiltivator and vine culti in next , front rear ,topper and trimmer in next , tedder and rake next , seeder planter , should leave you room for tractors in a bay too
Love this series, One of my nightly routine to watch an episode. My only recommendations would be to move the bee's as they seem to get in the way. Possibly sell sheep more often to let them reproduce. Finally I would say maybe limit collectibles to 1 an episode as they do seem to jump your cash a tremendous amount. All and all though very pleased to keep watching more!
I bought 37, plowed as much of the property into the field as I could, and planted grass. Put a big silage pit at one end. I cut it when it's ready and dump it in all year, cover it in December, and sell it in January. Also fertilized and mulched.
Good morning mister Daggerwin. You talked about playstyle a little bit and just wanted to say that I like the way you play FS22 because it's a lot like how I would play aside from small details of course. I like how you start out with almost nothing and work your way up gradually with acquiring equipment, land, animals etc. Sure, you could give yourself unlimited amounts of money and get all the giant, fancy equipment but you don't do that. I worked on a farm with my dad, uncles and my grandpa before he passed away and the excitement I can hear in your voice over getting a new piece of equipment or a tractor is exactly how I felt whenever I got to operate a new or different machine than what I usually did and that's so awesome. Thank you for the awesome content. I always look forward to yours and Chainsaw's videos each morning. Greetings from Minnesota, USA!
Hello daggerwin loving this series at the moment. Just wondering what happened to that other series called survival camping is that still happening or not. Would love to see it continue really enjoyed it.
23:16 This is the beauty of farm sim. Its so versatile you can play however the F you wanna play 😂 I appreciate the thoroughness in the way Daggerwin plays, which is why I love to watch
For the glitched pallets! Put your frontloaders forks in them and raise them a bit your rear wheels will come up. Save the game and reload it. When you will return the pallet is out of the ground because it respawns (physically) thank me later :)
Or use a scoop/Front loader to pour any height-modifier material onto the pallet (grass, chaff, stones, potatoes etc) and it makes the pallets pop right up out the ground
Hi Daggerwin in my opinion you should sell the Massey Ferguson and the Valera and then buy a bigger tractor and you would probably have money left over for some new equipment not saying you have to I’m just saying I think it would be a good idea.Also keep uploading you are inspiring a lot of people especially me
Don’t worry about the way you play. I love watching you and yes sometimes you do stuff where I’m like man there’s such a faster way but you know what? That’s farming. There’s a baseline of what you have to do. Then there’s tons and tons of minuscule details that you can always do. Where there’s a farm there’s ALWAYS work to be done no matter how tedious so…enjoy you’re way of playing! I sure do
6:46 Deer will go anywhere. Seen them running around my yard a few times. And btw, you ran into deer in that exact spot while you were planting the trees. 7:15 Willow might be bugged. Saw a guy doing some testing the other day, and his willow aswell didn't grow until about a yr after he planted.
Daggerwin, I believe that the series is progressing at a good speed. Not stupidly fast where you have the largest equipment in the 15th episode. And not too slow where you have no animals and you aren't making much money. Once a few fields have been bought I believe that's when the series will start to kick off, looking forward to that day.
"The Valtra will probably be sold - didn't want to".... but you've been threatening to sell it in almost every episode 🤣😂 Sell the current MF to make way for the upgraded one you want to get. the MF and the Valtra are both similar in spec, so why not keep each brand, and just replace them with the same brand?
I think because his current MF has narrow tires, double rear tires, and front loader attachment already purchased for it, so those would need to be bought again for the valtra or a replacement tractor. Agree though that a full line of bright red tractors isn't as interesting!
With regards to pallets getting stuck in the ground, there are some auto-loading trailer mods that are able to pick up the stuck pallets. So no need to dig them out with the landscaping tool or letting the pallet fight with the pallet fork :) Love the series btw. Can't wait for a "No man's land" type survival series!
Progression is spot on. Plenty happening and good to watch. The stuck pallets look free now! Would like to see if the outside vines produce the same as the inside vines. The inside ones get mulched, sprayed, etc on both sides of the vine, but the outside extremes are untouched. Just loving this Let's Play.
I would recommend selling the Sorgum and keeping a percentage of the barley for the chickens. Chickens consume food at an even rate, no matter the grain type. Sorgum is more valuable per 1000l than barley is
I think the chickens prefer Sorghum though. Idunno if it makes them more productive or whatever but it says in the little info bubble that it's their favourite food. And sheep prefer hay to grass
I love a lot of the little details giants added to fs22. Like when you were spraying the vineyard the visibility of the spray mist differed depending on how the sun was hitting it.
9 months for Oak to fully grow, 1 year 8 months for Birch, and 2 years for everything else according to my testing. I need to check the birch and oak results though, they seem wrong. Willow and Maple wont show any growth stages.
bit late on answering your call for feedback, hope you still read this. Regarding the speed of the series and the way you play: Just do you man. Skip winter if you have to. I'm sure at some point you won't be able to skip it anymore and the series is nice anyway. Only thing I would add, do an episode (when you have some cash) where you just go about tidying up the place. use landscaping to make your farm come more to life. you know, add some tyre tracks in that little cut through, proper parking for your trailers, fences, props. that would be nice :)
Hey Daggerwin, you can actually mulch and cultivate the grapes at the same time. I upgraded the Fent’s horsepower and put the mulcher on the front and the cultivator on the back, that way you only have to do one pass 👍
Love all of your videos, in my opinions best FS22 channel. YOU SHOULD PUT WEIGHT TIRES IN THE MCCORMICK+THEY LOOK AWESOME! note: love Machinery Restorer as well
Aaaargh! NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! - *Wilhelm scream* - - *various exclamations of despair* - You have bought a Square Baler? Nice one though; CaseIH red and everything (It's not quite Massey, but still red)... And yeah, square balers are very nice since they let you keep rolling while it just churns out bale after bale in a continuous stream of squared off practicality... But.... Have you heard of our Lord and Saviour, the Vicon FastBale? It'll bale AND wrap, continuously. It'll calculate an appropriate top speed, set your tractor at that and you can just keep on rollin' baby... Seriously, I'd love to hear your thoughts on that one...
I think the series is going great. And maybe replace the McCormick with the new holland t7.275 at some point, as it’s more powerful than the McCormick, also, the 275 is the stock version of the t7, and it should be just as fast as the McCormick. Should be able to pull the tanker out no problem. But it’s ok if you decide not to, I still think the McCormick is a good tractor.
Also I really think you should use the AI workers more often. For example the worker could've sold the oats and you could've done the vineyard cultivating or egg stacking.
I think you may need to figure out something to do in the winter months instead of skipping. I’d like to see some snow gameplay (especially since its nearing xmas irl)
I think this is a good idea, I usualy stockpile at lot of resources for the winter months and sell them then. Usually prices are higher and it gives me something to do in the winter
I've been growing some trees, if I get a nice snowy day in gonna chop them down. Enjoy the nice weather and also the snow will make it easier to see what I'm doing. Win win
Ignore anyone telling you how to do things! It's your game, your series so do it how you want! Take advice from people if you're stuck with something by all means but otherwise crack on as you are, it's been a great watch to date 👍🏻
Progressing Perfectly!!! This is a wonderful series and the possibilities are endless. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos and your commentary is not obnoxious in any way. Keep it up!!!
Started watching this series on Friday when I was home sick from work. now Sunday and I’m nearly 40 episodes in 😂 tried playing and I’m useless at farming sim 😂
If you take the trees down on the edge of the grass field you could then plough under half the border up to the road making the field bigger thus a bigger yield . Could do the same with all the fields . Oh the trees in you planted woods are probably oak as a guess . Love watching your series I have the game but only been playing it for a week .
I know you strive for a level of realism in your let's plays, but for a bit of a laugh could you try "unsticking" a pallet in the way I found works best. Take the lorry with a fully loaded water tanker and run face first into the pallet. Unsticks it every time lmao. You also said you don't play like everyone else but I've been playing along with the series and it's amazing how similar farms are. Oh which reminds me, there is a small field down by the closest rail loading point that is rather cheap and I found to be the perfect spot to build an "industrial" area. Do mind the slop of the land but I bet you could make proper looking production area to further progress the production chains.
I up and down each row with the grapes just so I know I have done them well, may not need to do that but I feel better doing it =) I still think you should sell the small chicken cop, so you only have one cop to worry about. not that it's a big deal, just get a little more space there for something else or parking
Hey, for the pallets that are stuck in the ground. Download one of the "auto loading trailer" mods. Even if you DON'T ever use it for your game (since it breaks reality a bit) you can at least use it to fix your glitched pallets without digging the ground or having other issues. Also for the mowing... There is a pair of mowers one similar to the front mount you have and the other is a dual wing that folds down on each side. You might normally run one in front and other in back HOWEVER, they can both be stacked on front. The wing mower directly to your front of the tractor (tractor needs front PTO) and the smaller mower can be powered off the wing mower. Then you can throw a tedder on the back of the tractor OR a windrower to instantly toss it out for hay or row it up for silage collection.
McCormick is a spin-off from Case IH, which probably explains why the equipment is the exact same shade of red. And both brands are descendants of the original International Harvester, founded in Chicago in 1902 by a one.....Cyrus McCormick.
@@AndyTerra thanks! The McCormicks have a huge legacy in Chicago, where I'm from. The city became a metropolis in no small part to International Harvester (and other companies) setting up shop and bringing trade via boat and rail. We have a huge convention center (McCormick Place) named after Cyrus's nephew. The legacy isn't all good, though. The "Haymarket affair" was a multi-day riot and bombing between police and labor union members that started when Chicago police and private security, brought in by Cyrus, shot and killed some striking McCormick employees picketing for an 8-hr work day.
I was really excited with the progress at first, but recently it does feel like the episodes are super stretched out and getting little to no progress done. Moving some pallets, feeding some animals, setting a worker to do a field and maybe a contract or just some equipment moving, gotten to the point now where it doesn't matter if I don't watch for 10-15 minutes because I won't miss anything whereas in the first 20 ish episodes I couldn't look away for a second or I'd have to rewind because I'd have missed something. But it's probably more down to the natural progression, setting up is always busier than maintaining. Hopefully the productions become more affordable soon
Yeah, it is kind of the nature of the beast. The further along you are, the smaller portion anything new is. If he got a ten million windfall and started olives, it would be one episode of setting up, and then future episodes would be 90% the same as they are now. That gave me an idea for a game mode that would be great for streamers. The ability to sell your business. Build a small profitable farm, and sell the business. Use the profit to open a dairy. Get it going well and sell it for a profit, and use the money to start a vineyard and brewery. Even better if there was a business AI, so you could buy crops from your old farm to feed the animals at your new business, etc.
I love your series daggerwin keep it up!! I would love to see and the cows , dont forget to sell sheeps and i think if you buy the biggest sheep area you will make more money because you will sell more whool and more sheeps..
Hey Daggerwin, just wanted to say great series. Been really enjoying it. Another thing is that you already saw deer at the forest area when you planted it. You were excited and even zoomed in on the deer. Anyway, keep up the good work and stay save and healthy. All the best
Why so keen to move to square bales? Is it because you don't have to stop to release the bales? I'm using the auto-wrapping round baler with the collection trailer, wonder if I'm missing something.
I dont know if anyone told you or if you know but in the building menu you can buy a watertank Expansion for the greenhouses so they can store more water
The exact peace of machinery available for sale right at the moment when you wanted it? It's so nice to have such an outstanding coincidence after you've started using mods! ;) All good, I love the series. Keep it up
I think the pace is great and im glad youve done something different like sugar beat and planting the trees. I personally would like to see cotton or potatoes as one of your next crop and maybe training up some horses to see how profitable that can be.
I will applaud your discipline in not buying atleast one thing on the used equipment market. I can’t help myself but to buy atleast one thing from there if I have the money 😂
I know you are a big massy Ferguson fan but I am sure that you could include some other brands instead of mostly massy’s. I know in this series so far you have had barley any massy’s but in fs19 there was a lot more massy’s. I live on a farm in Australia and we have two case tractors plus a truck and some buggy’s. Would love to see mabey some cows and other little machines when they are available.
to fix the stuck pallets, if you use your forklift and set the forks to the widest setting, drive up to it like normal and then to the narrowest setting you can get it unstuck (I saw it on reddit)
Daggerwin, I enjoy your farm and playing style. If you run the baler at a slower speed, you might be able to pick up the entire row without leaving some on the sides.
Hey daggerwin, you can plant wheat and oats and such crops and you can’t cut the crop just like grass. I think you get more swath cutting with a mower instead of harvesting.
It seems one could simply focus on greenhouses and eggs and the rest is just a hobby. Therefore, if one simply starts out with greenhouses, then chickens and then a wheat field to substitute purchased wheat with homemade wheat, one could roll in dough. Vineyard and everything else is just "for play." Also, fertilizer contracts!
Loving the series! I'm trying to get caught up to your current videos. I was playing on XBox One. LOTS of lag. Then my husband ordered XBOX Series X. Much better.
Hello Daggerwin I have found on the glitched pallets I take a tractor and lower the weight an push it to a flat surface usually the field lol it comes out of the ground you have to get a decent running start but hey it's free
You should roll the grass straight after baling it. Apparently it acts as fertiliser lawn roller not normal one.. why don't you plow your fields specially after corn or root crops. If you don't you loose 15% productivity. Apparently.
Series progress is excellent don't go quicker or slower thin its perfect i really think would get long windid and boring if you slow down. Think add more chickens at the olive grove in the future.
