It would take forever to build a city piecemeal like this. Eventually the trailer park would be big enough to have it's own power, water and sewage. If lucky, they would have a volunteer fire department.Īt worst, you'd have a trailer park you would need to tow and get water, dump sewage, and gas to live on, and travel out of town to get all supplies, and eventually get a power generator for electricity. At best you would have a village, and not all villages are rich enough to afford the services you mention. If a game doesn't let you start out with full infrastructure and services, it's not realistic and isn't worthwhile as a city simulator One must remember that you do not really have a city when starting a map. You can't have a city with no police and no schools. Under General, at the very bottom, you'll see a field labeled Launch Options.I work in urban planning and the idea of "milestones" has always driven me crazy in games.
Right click it, and in the drop down choose Properties. Next, find the game in your Steam library. Near the bottom change the following from: Inside, look for a file named game.xml, and open it with a text editor like Notepad. Head to:Ĭ:\Users\*User Name*\Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022 There's another method a little more complicated but it'll allow you to add (or even remove) money while you're in the game using the command console.įirst, you'll need to edit a file. Easy! Farming Simulator 22 money cheat: Using console commands (Steam version) Then save the file, launch the game, and that saved game will have the amount of money you entered. Just change the number following money= to whatever amount you want. Inside, look for a file named farms.xml and open it with a text editor like Notepad.Īt the top of the file, look for the word "money" (or do a text search). Whichever slot you saved your game in, open that folder. In that folder you'll see numbered folders for your saves, like savegame1, savegame2, etc.
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