I play it off and on when I am stuck indoors. They have mod files that people create where you can add vehicles/equipment and maps (farms) that do not come stock with the games. You can even convert old mod vehicles/equipment/maps from the old games to the newest versions and customize them to your liking. That is what I started doing because I wanted certain mods from older games and I wanted them customized to my liking.
Alot of people would set the tractors to "Roll Coal" and I have ALWAYS thought that looked and is stupid so I go in and change things like that.
For all of those who rag on kids for playing it let me tell you this: I taught myself how to find, edit, convert and get into the nitty gritty of those files and lines of "code" to make them do what I wanted. I learned things that school and college never taught me and I think it truly has helped me in life especially when dealing with computers and files in the professional world. I actually think it is fun playing around in those mod files and getting the tractor or combine that I wanted. It takes a lot of trial and error but most times you come out with something in the end.
...But I will get off my soap box and get to the fun stuff: Pictures!
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