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A few in particular stand out, though. This version was released in but looks like a game that was developed in With that said, the skies look particularly pretty, like the developers had a real love for designing clouds and sunsets. Everything else, including things fundamental for the game play, ends up suffering however. The game itself is also very dull after a while. There are a few core tasks that are just repeated over and over again.

There are no levels or story twists or anything to hold the interest of someone not interested in a farming vocation. The lack of livestock or any type of farming other than crops of which there are 4 really take away from the realism, leaving you wondering what people are really getting out of this game.

I guess if there are some die-hard farmers out there or perhaps wannabe farmers who just love the idea of going to their computer to do more of what they do in reality, then this game will warm a spot in their heart.

Farming Simulator is what it is, a simulator for farming. It will bore many but capture the imaginations of a few who just love agriculture. I guess it must be doing something right. S3: Auinger J. S3: Langenberg F. S3: Reicher R. S4: Bitzer W. S4: Bertele J. S1: Heidenreich U. S2: Ribault J. S3: Heidenreich U. S1: Rauber H. S2: Kottkamp J. S1: Brauwers H. S4: Kniazev V. S2: Alfers W. S2: Kassen R. S4: Borzym J. S3: Tiefenthaler G. S4: Anzini H.

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Special thanks to BaT reader Ron B. Deleted bumpers and large Hella auxiliary lamps look great, and all forward lenses are protected with custom stoneguards. A sturdy sump guard has been added and metal rally plate mounts are fitted front and rear. The modern Mercedes alloys are easy to source, but steel wheels would look more original and might be easier to repair in remote areas.

The hood and trunk are secured externally and extra Hella back-up and fog lenses look good out back. Interior prep is impressive with an extensive roll cage and aggressive modern Recaro bucket seats. The rear seat has been deleted but the factory door panels and electric windows remain.

A digital rally timer is dash mounted and the factory automatic transmission and shifter remain as they did on the factory SLC racers. No details are given on the big 6. The fuel system looks modified and the open element filter is modified. Many of these cars are tired with high mileage and owners who have put off expensive rebuilds and maintenance.