Since I’m not terribly familiar with the landscape in those states it could be any one of them – nevertheless, the map definitely gives me a southern-state vibe. The top 5 states in terms of cotton production are generally Texas, Georgia, Arkansas, California, and Mississippi, but the map gives me the feeling of being in California (maybe it’s due to the visuals of the coast, or possibly the fact that it’s the only one of those 5 states that I’ve visited). This would make sense, seeing as Farming Simulator 19 introduces cotton to its mix of crops, which is typically only farmed in the southern states. It looks like GIANTS is attempting to emulate an area from the southern USA, given some of the swampy areas and other somewhat “tropical” looking locations. The video alternates between showing a number of non-farming areas – such as towns, churches, and beaches – and areas filled with large fields and ample forests for players to farm to their heart’s content.
The video “featurette” (as GIANTS has come to call these short, focused videos) gives us an overview of the map, touring a number of its landmarks and allowing us to get a feel for what GIANTS has created and what farming in this area would be like. Having previously released a video tour of the all-new “Felsbrunn” map – which is based in Europe – this time, the developer is showcasing the new “Ravenport” map, which is a United States-based environment.
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GIANTS Software certainly likes showing off Farming Simulator 19, and they’ve released yet another video giving a taste of what the game will have on offer when it launches on November 20.
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