![]() Why? Quite simply due to the fact it’s as boring as being an adrenaline junkie in a library, wearing a straight jacket. So, in short, to get a taste of the many vehicles and tools on offer, Farming Simulator 15 relies on a real strength of will to stick it out until that point. Even buying animals comes with a cost anything other than chickens will force your hand into buying new equipment that is just unaffordable. When you consider how long it took me to accumulate a mere $15,000 bank balance after a mountain of hard work, roughly ten hours, and then price up the transportation vehicle for tree logs at $17,000, it’s a real slog to add another farming string to your bow. The main reason for this is not having the money to upgrade or add to your farming arsenal. Better get used to your starter kit of machinery because it’ll be a long time before you see any new tools of the trade. And there’s a massive $100,000 loan hovering over your head, which to be honest isn’t uncommon in this world to get a business going. Starting a career gives the player access to enough equipment in order to sow your seeds, collect whatever has grown and then cultivate the land to rinse and repeat the process. It offers you a decent selection of how to grow your business but in reality you won’t be able to afford to do anything other than the basics for quite a while. Whether that’s by focussing on harvesting crops, dabbling in the world of forestry or having a go at animal husbandry (which isn’t nearly as odd as it sounds), it’s entirely up to you really… sort of. The idea is to have a successful career in farming by earning money from various activities, buying better equipment, acquiring more land and earning even more money. ❌ Gravel: Detects a steering wheel, but jumps around crazy when connected.Before I get into the nitty gritty of how exactly Farming Simulator 15 has disappointed a hopeful gamer, let me tell you more about the game. ❌ F1 Race Stars: No steering wheel-support ![]() Maybe playable with adjustments, but definitely not playable in the given implementation. ❌ Automobilista 2: Compatible in the technical sense and is also correctly recognized with type designation, but the car just spins around absurdly. □ Forza Motorsport 7: 'Works' in a technical sense, but can't be controlled nearly as well as with the Xbox controller. Significantly negative impact on the racing experience and result. □ Forza Horizon 4+5: 'Works' in a technical sense, but it makes little sense to use a wheel for such Arcade games. creative? If you steer by 90°, it becomes about 45° in the game. Nevertheless: Either I don't really understand the settings - or this is not implemented so happily!? The button layout seems a bit. □ FIA European Truck Racing Championship: The TMX belongs to the list of officially supported steering wheels of the game. To be honest, I didn't take enough time to try it out - but other drivers report problems in the game thread. □ Drift21: 'Works' in a technical sense, but I could only control the car to a limited extent with it. ini-fix necessary as mentioned in the Steam discussion) My experiences with the Thrustmaster TMX Pro support in games (feel free to add what's missing in your list yet, I'll update this from time to time): as I'm looking for more open yet Forza horizon type feel games. If anyone has played games that allow this wheel I'm sure you can add it. GRID™ AUTOSPORT – Xbox 360 backward compatibility GRID™ 2 – Xbox 360 backward compatibility ![]() Gas Guzzlers Extreme (on this game the brake is set on the clutch pedal) (on this game we recommend to reduce wheel's angle of rotation and to adjust Advanced Wheel Settings) F1 2014 – Xbox 360 backward compatibility (*) FORZA HORIZON™ – Xbox 360 backward compatibility DiRT® 3 – Xbox 360 backward compatibility (on this game we recommend to set the wheel's angle of rotation at 270° or 360°) BURNOUT™ Revenge – Xbox 360 backward compatibility.
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