#FARMING SIMULATOR 17 MISSIONS TIME KEEP GOING HOW TO#
With these, you learn how to plow the fields, fertilize with manure, sow the seed, harvest, and then take the grain to be stored or sold. You can do them at any time, which is very helpful to new players. I also grew up on a farm, so I have an idea of what to expect to some degree.įrom the menu I highly suggest doing all the tutorials first, perhaps even more than once as often I would find myself accidentally skipping a step like fertilizing my field. Hopefully, it helps a few people out who are on the fence about this game. This review will be more of an account of how I reacted to it as a Switch gamer with no prior experience in a sim game. So, Farming Simulator 2017 is my first sim to be perfectly frank. Lately, it seems all I do is kill monsters or jump over puzzly platforms, I need something to break that up. Myself, I fall into the category of someone who just has an itch to try something different. The question is, what sort of Switch user will enjoy it? Farming Simulator 2017, while being in a rather small segment of the gaming market, certainly has that covered if you are looking for a sim on the Switch.
In either case, is Farming Simulator 2017 something that interests you? Would you enjoy it? Well, it all comes down to how you like to spend your time and if you find the idea of running a farm to be a soothing experience. For veteran sim farmers, this might be a look into having a portable version of the game to take with you while transiting back and forth from work or school. Maybe you have this feeling that Farming Simulator 2017 falls so completely outside of your normal gaming tastes that it becomes this little question mark bubbling in your brain, slowly growing with increasing curiosity. So, you’re curious about Farming Simulator 2017, huh? Perhaps you have a Nintendo Switch and need a break from Breath of the Wild or Mario Odyssey. A farming we will go, a farming we will go…
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