Dont give up, FS25 turns out to be way more challenging than FS22 so it is the right series lol. You need a proper plan and I'd say yes to the sawmill.
its not really its just Dagger has to do content work, which of course i love and that's the deal for a you tuber. Really though just spam logging till you can buy a lumber mill and then its easy money selling planks etc.
@@toddblankenship7164 if you buy the third farm it comes with a sawmill you wouldnt even need to buy to begin, it was one of the first things I did to buy this plot. Now Giants put superstrength in the base game its easy to empty the forest you get with this plot.
Knowing how Slow the Sawmill is in your Single Player, my Opinion is go either for 2 together, or if feasable, directly target the next bigger One. After all, you know what happens with Deadwood that is not inside a Production when you turn a Contract in
I bought the miter sawmill and it's really damn good imo. It's a good middle ground at 150k, although still ridiculously expensive if you're starting from scratch.
Definitely opt for the flatbed trailer over logging specific trailers. the future potential uses like carting pallets etc make the flatbed trailers more viable. plus will strap the logs so height and rolling off the side isnt really an issue as you proved in this episode with the smaller trailer
Yep, buying logging trailers makes no sense in FS as the second you put even a single strap over the logs the laws of physics stop affecting them. The only time I ever bought them was for RP reasons on MP servers.
If you cut all the deadwood trees before you process them, the contract will go to completed status and the timer will go away. However, as long as you don't collect the contract you have as much time as you need to load the wood.
Both of the small logging trailers can be bought with out the crane. The listed price is the price with out the crane, they get far more expensive if you add it.
The time limit is based from when the contract appears. So you have x hours to take the contract and complete it. So if you let it sit on the "offer" list you are burning the time you have to finish it up. Tho oddly enough seems that the timer which shows the time left on the contract isn't there on multiplayer which makes it harder to know ofc.
really? that's insane. I thought that was just a timer for it to expire in the offers list. I didn't know that I was potentially effing myself taking contracts unknowingly. I haven't run into this issue. But then again I also play my game on 1/2 speed rather than even 1x.
The deadwood and wood transport contracts also seem to be constantly available - within minutes after finishing one, a new one will pop up. There's also no penalty for canceling a deadwood contract, only for cutting down unmarked trees. (I assume there is a penalty for canceling a transport contract, haven't tested that.) So if the timer is about to run out, or it's in a location you don't particularly fancy, you can just quickly cut down the trees and collect the 1k, or just cancel it, and another one will appear soon enough.
Yeah, I didn't see the timer on one contract. A nice juicy $10k wood transport. I rented the equipment and drove to the site, loaded up one log... and my equipment disappeared because the contract expired. So annoying.
@@ram89572 That's what it atleast seems like to me, haven't specifically scienced it, but I did run out of time once after letting the contract sit for a day or two before heading straight to the area. I think the typical contract length for wood transport and deadwood is like 2 days so yeah you have probs been fine. Tho for something like planting its probably shorter as you have to plant in the right season.
My suggestion would be to stick with greenhouses for now. You have a flat area left over from the barn sale, it only takes water, you can focus on highest profiting crops, it only takes water and a bit of time, and it leaves you free to do other jobs. A small sawmill sounds good at first but at the rate it produces it will just be a slog in multiplayer unless you're willing to skip several days per episode. If you use the profits from greenhouse sales to buy equipment that will open up more contracts for you, you'll be on a good road to success. Small productions will pretty much stall you for ages. You'll be waiting on small productions to give you very questionable increases in profit, or none at all, while greenhouses are all profit all the time, even if you pay for water. If you want to make jewelry, you start by grinding the stones to gems, and small productions are just compressing dust into stones. Figuratively speaking, of course.
Another idea would be to get a smaller greenhouse. In my play through, I made close to 100k in one year on lettuce in the large poly tunnel. It would be a lot of transporting water but it would be something different than logging
My suggested order. Get the saw mill. Get a bigger trailer one that can be reconfigured to do bales/logs/grain. Get a bigger tractor eyes on the sale medium tractor tho as they can fit loader
Something that I bought that made logging fairly easy is a winch. There is one for only 9000 that can attach to the back of the tractor, then you can drag logs around very easy.
100% sawmill and greenhouses!! Im STILL on the base starting fields in my playthrough but i have plans to eventually get into everything the game has to offer. Currently running the small sawmill along with 1 small and 1 large greenhouse producing lettuce. Also a large mushroom house and im sitting on over 300K produce after just a few months.
A small sawmill would be a great idea. Feed it the trees from your land you can go without and once you reached that limit then take on deadwood contracts every other month or so to keep it stocked. Pallet forks for the frontloader should be able to easily load the planks and beams on the car trailer you got.
I would go for fertilizer spreader/sprayer, baler, seeder, combine, bigger tractor, silo, more fields, and sheds. then get all the animals you can manage. ♥♥♥ you two working together.
I'm glad that FS25 doesn't simulate damage to the suspension when you loaded up an *entire* oak tree which was as wide as the trailer -- those poor leaf springs!
You might want to consider getting a winch. They're only eight grand and they allow you to pull trees with a tractor. Might not be super high on the buy list now but would help getting trees unstuck and generally speeding up tree felling.
Daggerwin don’t give up on this series things take time just like the other survival challenge multiplayer series things didn’t start to take off at first a lot off tree harvesting had to be done to get off the ground You and chainsaw are a team and are doing very well come on guys I’m supporting both off you and this series will be successful trust me slow and steady wins the race Your doing everything right daggerwin your on point keep targeting the huge trees and get 12 or 15 thousand and you will soon build up a fleet of tractors and machinery and even a lorry I absolutely 110% do think that you and chainsaw should get the saw mill and know you have a cultivator focus on the cultivating contracts gain money from them and slowly build up more equipment and then unlock more contracts and you and chainsaw will be on a roll Keep going with this new survival challenge multiplayer series on riverbend springs daggerwin your doing alright 👍
Fastest Big Money Maker: Grow Lettuces in Tarp Greenhouses. Make a long 8ft wide rice field for water, and start lining greenhouses next to it, so you can drive in the rice field, and toggle R & I. $9K for GH 1008 cycles, $2/mth cost, sell at $3K/mth Small blue silos add 5KL water capacity each for fewer fill ups.
For a logging I would advise u getting the panzerfelt trailer it has a option of no crane and would improve your speed and ability to transport wood BUT it won’t attach to the pickup truck and get the sawmill in town it’ll be worth it
I think you should alow yourself to rent the contract equipment. If anything maybe limit yourself to renting 1 set of equipment per month but you can use it on multiple contracts.
Definitely do the saw mill if you both can. I’ve got 2 small ones and it’s working great. You can sell to the grain elevator museum like the temple in your single player series.
Really enjoying this stuff, but good God, I'm thankful you can't catch Epilepsy, 'cos I think the wood trimming would transmit it! I'm of two minds on the sawmill - it'd get things going in a way, but it's very slow so it might be worth looking into other options, maybe the larger one if you can get enough contract work done? I've been hearing a lot about how good wood chips are this go round, of course that would probably take even more investment that the sawmill and they'd all have to be sold in-bulk at the best time, but that just might be an extra bit of challenge for you two!
Deadwood is worthless as a balancing factor I think so that you cannot “game the system”. So contracts like to give you more money for worthless products so that you can’t make anything good from failing them. Encourages succeeding. Also I think the expiration times might be getting shorter based on time of day rather than the time you accept them. (Or your day/month/year cycle speed is set too fast - possibly expirations were made for a specific play speed) otherwise the expirations may need work.
Get a proper timber trailer, and use a joystick, i know you have several, it works great, just takes a few minutes to load with some practice, cranes do not work well with a mouse, but with a joystick it feels very natural, and use the top hat to open and close the grab, works great..
Im playing along with you i bought the saw mill definitely get it next noce bit of income. You can make all the products and its still the same speed so make all 3
Having the sawmill near by to home is a great idea... however the sawmill isn't instant money and there's no Temple project to pay the FANTASTIC amounts u r seeing in the solo series... watching both series loving them both... holding off on FS25 until I get my wheel nd pedals setup... still don't kno which I like better thrustmaster or Hori
The time limit on a contract should only start when you actually take the contract. I do think there should be a time limit on them, because you could theoretically have a harvesting contract, and just hold off on doing it, and if you hold off long enough, the crop could wither.
I think they should’ve put a rule of no higher and workers for those contracts too because that’s also not fair having somebody else do the work for them
With the deadwood contracts I’m pretty sure it tells you that you just have to tell the trees and selling isn’t required so if you were to do another you could just find them and fell them then process for a more efficient approach
Going back to your other videos about filling your tankers up from rice fields. You can make a very small rice field next to your greenhouses just for your tankers, because obviously if your bug rice fields have crops in them then you can't driver a tanker in they.
I suspect the saplings at the store are there to remind new players that planting trees is a thing. There were comments in the release of 22 that new players were missing that. A sapling planting contract was one of the first start contracts. Its a minimum tools task you can do with a trolley and shovel.
Been playing fs22 for a week on Xbox x because 25 just come out to see if I can get in to it and I'm hooked in to my forestry work found your channel hooked 😂 and picked up 25 today
11:13 nahhhhh I vote to assign yourself the money for that project… that really isn’t fair and seems like a bug considering you left the deadwood project open for days on Hutan Pantai 👍🏼
Dunno if you have done it already but I found Renting the wood chipper for the small branches fill a trailer quick and sell way more than they would as branches.
With the contract timer, you can see it before you start it, if you don't think you'll have enough time, it may be best to wait for another or just see if you can get it partial, that would hurt on a harvest contract
The deadwood contract was updating as you were cutting down the trees. I think you have plenty of time to cut them down first then process then and drag them out.
You guys could do wood chips, I've seen they can bring in a good bit of money. The only thing is the small chipper is expensive, but easy to pay it off
Sawmill is based on weight unlike type/length of tree, if it's the same as FS 22 then 1k liters per 1 ton (mainly why I liked the Sequoia in Silver Run, 1 40 ton tree for 40k liters of wood)
Hey , you can instead buy the long bale trailer instead for the logs. It would be helpful later for transporting other stuff too down the lane. Just like in your single player lets play.
Maybe go for a greenhouse instead because it is guaranteed money at 100% profit (as long as you aren't paying for the water) and all it needs is water.
Loving survival challenge as always. Why have you decided not to get a greenhouse or poly tunnel considering you have a water bowser? This would give you a steady income for virtually no cost once purchased
I was confused when you ran out of time for the deadwood contract in the middle of the day because I was under the impression the contract deadlines were a non-issue... However it seems deadwood (and from what I can tell rock removal as well) is in a special category of it's own.. Every other contract is bound to the month you're in. E.g. I play on 2 day months and harvesting, cultivating contracts etc. will - when they become available - have a timer until midnight of the 2nd day. However, I'm now in my game looking at a deadwood contract that expires at 13:00 in the afternoon in the next month.. For some reason Giants appears to have coded deadwood and rock removal deadlines differently. It sounds like someone went out of their way to code a second way to have deadlines be generated and I cannot fathom why they made this game design decision. It's utterly confusing.
I find the deadwood contracts so strange, if you sell the dead wood you get like 2k . But when you put it into your own sawmill you get like 10k litres ++ , so by that logic you should get 30k from selling dead wood if sawmills/carpentry are paying 3k for 1k litres..... or am I just been stupid?? 😂
Deadwood has a massive sell penalty. You are still selling that 10K litres of wood when you sell the deadwood, but it's just not worth much. If you process it first, the game forgets it was deadwood and gives you the base rate.
It's a shame the server lag issues haven't been resolved. I don't see what's so difficult about it, as plenty of other very complicated games run big servers no problem, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume there's a good reason for it
I found in fs22 deadwood sold WAY better if you chipped them first, Im not sure if that still applies in 25, also there is no longer the small yellow vermeer chipper trailer ./. so im sure a chipper alone is a huge expense
you get much more for the trees by cutting them down into straiter peices. I tested it and cut up a elm gave up to 10k. in one piece I dont think it went over 2k on normal difficulty
Need a playlist for this series. For all content creators, if ur doing a series or lets play, playlist extremely helpful for people to find and watch the series in order. Its aggrevating to scroll through 25 hutan videos that im not overly interested in to find one video of survival chalkenge that im very interested in watching. Just sayn. More people watching betters the channel. Lov ur vids and ur hard work. Keep it up!
Get that 150K sawmill and fill it with deadwood produce wood beams and get a 2nd sawmill and ur set. The 300K sawmill is not worth it it has only more storage for in this case deadwood,
Try cut down all the trees on deadwood contract before moving them out of the bush? Once all trees are cut then you can clear the wood after it says contract completed? A completed contract stays there until you click collect right?
Dont give up, FS25 turns out to be way more challenging than FS22 so it is the right series lol. You need a proper plan and I'd say yes to the sawmill.
its not really its just Dagger has to do content work, which of course i love and that's the deal for a you tuber. Really though just spam logging till you can buy a lumber mill and then its easy money selling planks etc.
@@toddblankenship7164 if you buy the third farm it comes with a sawmill you wouldnt even need to buy to begin, it was one of the first things I did to buy this plot. Now Giants put superstrength in the base game its easy to empty the forest you get with this plot.
i agree, yes to sawmill.
Knowing how Slow the Sawmill is in your Single Player, my Opinion is go either for 2 together, or if feasable, directly target the next bigger One. After all, you know what happens with Deadwood that is not inside a Production when you turn a Contract in
I bought the miter sawmill and it's really damn good imo. It's a good middle ground at 150k, although still ridiculously expensive if you're starting from scratch.
Definitely opt for the flatbed trailer over logging specific trailers. the future potential uses like carting pallets etc make the flatbed trailers more viable. plus will strap the logs so height and rolling off the side isnt really an issue as you proved in this episode with the smaller trailer
Yep, buying logging trailers makes no sense in FS as the second you put even a single strap over the logs the laws of physics stop affecting them. The only time I ever bought them was for RP reasons on MP servers.
The Flegil trailer looks perfect in my opinion with the money they have at least..
If you cut all the deadwood trees before you process them, the contract will go to completed status and the timer will go away. However, as long as you don't collect the contract you have as much time as you need to load the wood.
Both of the small logging trailers can be bought with out the crane. The listed price is the price with out the crane, they get far more expensive if you add it.
The time limit is based from when the contract appears. So you have x hours to take the contract and complete it. So if you let it sit on the "offer" list you are burning the time you have to finish it up. Tho oddly enough seems that the timer which shows the time left on the contract isn't there on multiplayer which makes it harder to know ofc.
really? that's insane. I thought that was just a timer for it to expire in the offers list. I didn't know that I was potentially effing myself taking contracts unknowingly. I haven't run into this issue. But then again I also play my game on 1/2 speed rather than even 1x.
The deadwood and wood transport contracts also seem to be constantly available - within minutes after finishing one, a new one will pop up. There's also no penalty for canceling a deadwood contract, only for cutting down unmarked trees. (I assume there is a penalty for canceling a transport contract, haven't tested that.)
So if the timer is about to run out, or it's in a location you don't particularly fancy, you can just quickly cut down the trees and collect the 1k, or just cancel it, and another one will appear soon enough.
Yeah, I didn't see the timer on one contract. A nice juicy $10k wood transport. I rented the equipment and drove to the site, loaded up one log... and my equipment disappeared because the contract expired. So annoying.
@@ram89572 That's what it atleast seems like to me, haven't specifically scienced it, but I did run out of time once after letting the contract sit for a day or two before heading straight to the area. I think the typical contract length for wood transport and deadwood is like 2 days so yeah you have probs been fine. Tho for something like planting its probably shorter as you have to plant in the right season.
the dead wood time limit is no problem, cuting is the job, collect it later but bevor you collect the reward
Yeah you just need to cut in the time.
My suggestion would be to stick with greenhouses for now. You have a flat area left over from the barn sale, it only takes water, you can focus on highest profiting crops, it only takes water and a bit of time, and it leaves you free to do other jobs. A small sawmill sounds good at first but at the rate it produces it will just be a slog in multiplayer unless you're willing to skip several days per episode. If you use the profits from greenhouse sales to buy equipment that will open up more contracts for you, you'll be on a good road to success. Small productions will pretty much stall you for ages. You'll be waiting on small productions to give you very questionable increases in profit, or none at all, while greenhouses are all profit all the time, even if you pay for water.
If you want to make jewelry, you start by grinding the stones to gems, and small productions are just compressing dust into stones. Figuratively speaking, of course.
yes save up for the sawmill, it wont take long to get with wood and contracts. greenhouse for products also.
I got a saw mill clearing my trees and just adding them in and making a bit of money from it
Another idea would be to get a smaller greenhouse. In my play through, I made close to 100k in one year on lettuce in the large poly tunnel. It would be a lot of transporting water but it would be something different than logging
Take wood to the "Playground" sellpoint, they give way better prices!!
Processed wood, that is. Once you guys get a sawmill
Went wood cutting yesterday irl and I honestly can't decide which load in the game is the scariest. Well done.
My suggested order. Get the saw mill. Get a bigger trailer one that can be reconfigured to do bales/logs/grain. Get a bigger tractor eyes on the sale medium tractor tho as they can fit loader
Something that I bought that made logging fairly easy is a winch. There is one for only 9000 that can attach to the back of the tractor, then you can drag logs around very easy.
100% sawmill and greenhouses!! Im STILL on the base starting fields in my playthrough but i have plans to eventually get into everything the game has to offer. Currently running the small sawmill along with 1 small and 1 large greenhouse producing lettuce. Also a large mushroom house and im sitting on over 300K produce after just a few months.
A small sawmill would be a great idea. Feed it the trees from your land you can go without and once you reached that limit then take on deadwood contracts every other month or so to keep it stocked. Pallet forks for the frontloader should be able to easily load the planks and beams on the car trailer you got.
I would go for fertilizer spreader/sprayer, baler, seeder, combine, bigger tractor, silo, more fields, and sheds. then get all the animals you can manage. ♥♥♥ you two working together.
I would say get the winch to help get trees out into a clearing to process them
I'm glad that FS25 doesn't simulate damage to the suspension when you loaded up an *entire* oak tree which was as wide as the trailer -- those poor leaf springs!
You might want to consider getting a winch. They're only eight grand and they allow you to pull trees with a tractor. Might not be super high on the buy list now but would help getting trees unstuck and generally speeding up tree felling.
Daggerwin don’t give up on this series things take time just like the other survival challenge multiplayer series things didn’t start to take off at first a lot off tree harvesting had to be done to get off the ground
You and chainsaw are a team and are doing very well come on guys I’m supporting both off you and this series will be successful trust me slow and steady wins the race
Your doing everything right daggerwin your on point keep targeting the huge trees and get 12 or 15 thousand and you will soon build up a fleet of tractors and machinery and even a lorry
I absolutely 110% do think that you and chainsaw should get the saw mill and know you have a cultivator focus on the cultivating contracts gain money from them and slowly build up more equipment and then unlock more contracts and you and chainsaw will be on a roll
Keep going with this new survival challenge multiplayer series on riverbend springs daggerwin your doing alright 👍
That was fascinating what you did with that tree and the trailer
Fastest Big Money Maker: Grow Lettuces in Tarp Greenhouses. Make a long 8ft wide rice field for water, and start lining greenhouses next to it, so you can drive in the rice field, and toggle R & I. $9K for GH 1008 cycles, $2/mth cost, sell at $3K/mth Small blue silos add 5KL water capacity each for fewer fill ups.
For a logging I would advise u getting the panzerfelt trailer it has a option of no crane and would improve your speed and ability to transport wood BUT it won’t attach to the pickup truck and get the sawmill in town it’ll be worth it
I think you should alow yourself to rent the contract equipment.
If anything maybe limit yourself to renting 1 set of equipment per month but you can use it on multiple contracts.
Definitely do the saw mill if you both can. I’ve got 2 small ones and it’s working great. You can sell to the grain elevator museum like the temple in your single player series.
Really enjoying this stuff, but good God, I'm thankful you can't catch Epilepsy, 'cos I think the wood trimming would transmit it! I'm of two minds on the sawmill - it'd get things going in a way, but it's very slow so it might be worth looking into other options, maybe the larger one if you can get enough contract work done? I've been hearing a lot about how good wood chips are this go round, of course that would probably take even more investment that the sawmill and they'd all have to be sold in-bulk at the best time, but that just might be an extra bit of challenge for you two!
Deadwood is worthless as a balancing factor I think so that you cannot “game the system”. So contracts like to give you more money for worthless products so that you can’t make anything good from failing them. Encourages succeeding. Also I think the expiration times might be getting shorter based on time of day rather than the time you accept them. (Or your day/month/year cycle speed is set too fast - possibly expirations were made for a specific play speed) otherwise the expirations may need work.
Sawmill is good idea, can support city with planks and get more money, for next fundamental! Good luck 👍🏼 great series ❤
Get a proper timber trailer, and use a joystick, i know you have several, it works great, just takes a few minutes to load with some practice, cranes do not work well with a mouse, but with a joystick it feels very natural, and use the top hat to open and close the grab, works great..
Your series got me in to FS25. Thank you.
In my opinion, go directly for the big sawmill. Il can be your main moneymaker for the foreseeable future
Im playing along with you i bought the saw mill definitely get it next noce bit of income. You can make all the products and its still the same speed so make all 3
Having the sawmill near by to home is a great idea... however the sawmill isn't instant money and there's no Temple project to pay the FANTASTIC amounts u r seeing in the solo series... watching both series loving them both... holding off on FS25 until I get my wheel nd pedals setup... still don't kno which I like better thrustmaster or Hori
The time limit on a contract should only start when you actually take the contract. I do think there should be a time limit on them, because you could theoretically have a harvesting contract, and just hold off on doing it, and if you hold off long enough, the crop could wither.
That could be easily fixed by just having contract crops not wither. They already have contract crops ignore crop destruction.
@@ram89572 I don't think you really understood my point. The crops should wither, and there should be a time limit on contracts.
I think they should’ve put a rule of no higher and workers for those contracts too because that’s also not fair having somebody else do the work for them
With the deadwood contracts I’m pretty sure it tells you that you just have to tell the trees and selling isn’t required so if you were to do another you could just find them and fell them then process for a more efficient approach
The timelimit on contracts usually end at midnight, so just make sure you start them early in the day and you should have plenty of time to finish it.
Going back to your other videos about filling your tankers up from rice fields. You can make a very small rice field next to your greenhouses just for your tankers, because obviously if your bug rice fields have crops in them then you can't driver a tanker in they.
Contracting someone to do contract work? I guess someone jumped throught hops to get some kinda job.
I suspect the saplings at the store are there to remind new players that planting trees is a thing. There were comments in the release of 22 that new players were missing that. A sapling planting contract was one of the first start contracts. Its a minimum tools task you can do with a trolley and shovel.
Nice video, great series.
Though I think someone might be getting a call from health and safety soon.
It is a very fun series
Been playing fs22 for a week on Xbox x because 25 just come out to see if I can get in to it and I'm hooked in to my forestry work found your channel hooked 😂 and picked up 25 today
I think a worker should not be allowed, you can both do it
Get the sawmill you will be able to get a trailer in no time after that
11:13 nahhhhh I vote to assign yourself the money for that project… that really isn’t fair and seems like a bug considering you left the deadwood project open for days on Hutan Pantai 👍🏼
You can get both Kesla and Pfanzelt log trailers without a crane for 15-18k, fun fact/bug if you take them to modify, you can get crane at no cost.
Seems really good doning the contracts with your own vehicles, making a farming empire
I've seen a lot of people suggest placing down 2 of the smaller mills to double production throughput (and get the money twice as fast)
On those small forestry trailers you can remove the crane, i find it makes them so much easier to deal with if I just load them with a front loader
for the deadwood contract, try cutting all the trees first and then loading them up. good luck
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Dunno if you have done it already but I found Renting the wood chipper for the small branches fill a trailer quick and sell way more than they would as branches.
With those deadwood mission you're best to cut down the trees firts, collect the contract, then process and ship the wood after.
With the contract timer, you can see it before you start it, if you don't think you'll have enough time, it may be best to wait for another or just see if you can get it partial, that would hurt on a harvest contract
It's based on a time of day
You only have to cut the trees down. Not process them
the 20.000 metal flatbed trailer is a really good buy, you should add the front and back racks tho
The deadwood contract was updating as you were cutting down the trees. I think you have plenty of time to cut them down first then process then and drag them out.
Dont go for the yellow wood-trailer. It's too tall for the tractor, you'll only flip it when filling it up
You guys could do wood chips, I've seen they can bring in a good bit of money. The only thing is the small chipper is expensive, but easy to pay it off
Sawmill is based on weight unlike type/length of tree, if it's the same as FS 22 then 1k liters per 1 ton (mainly why I liked the Sequoia in Silver Run, 1 40 ton tree for 40k liters of wood)
I would recommend investing in a new trailer and then save up for a sawmill
Sell the sheep, buy sawmill. You can turn over money really quick. Then buy Animals later.
Hey , you can instead buy the long bale trailer instead for the logs. It would be helpful later for transporting other stuff too down the lane. Just like in your single player lets play.
Sell that blue tractor - it would give you an financial advantage, and a small sawmill
Great video, Daggerwin!!! I love your contents!
Great series so far guys keep up the great work.
Time Limits do not start when you accept the job, they start when the job first appears in the list!
since u have a water tank already u 100% need to buy a greenhouse and put lettuce in it it will bring in alot of money even if you have just one
Contract time limits are based on your timescale, not real time
Maybe go for a greenhouse instead because it is guaranteed money at 100% profit (as long as you aren't paying for the water) and all it needs is water.
Are you allowed to field flip? If so, you just need to buy a combine harvester and take all the crops. Smile
For sure sawmill but also still sell wood aswell as have wood processing maybe even consider 2 saw mills to speed up process,
Loving survival challenge as always. Why have you decided not to get a greenhouse or poly tunnel considering you have a water bowser? This would give you a steady income for virtually no cost once purchased
those log trailers with cranes are good as you can remove the crane before you buy to save on money
There's a water sell point over by field 65, it's the greenhouse that grows rice saplings.
Love the music choice in this one 👌
Yessir watched all 3 episodes in a row, love the challenge
Check out the wood transport trailers, first 2, they have the option w/o a crane for cheaper for use on the wood transport contracts.
The trigger for the sawmill is inside the big building. Im referring to the sawmill you were at in the first episode
I was confused when you ran out of time for the deadwood contract in the middle of the day because I was under the impression the contract deadlines were a non-issue... However it seems deadwood (and from what I can tell rock removal as well) is in a special category of it's own.. Every other contract is bound to the month you're in. E.g. I play on 2 day months and harvesting, cultivating contracts etc. will - when they become available - have a timer until midnight of the 2nd day. However, I'm now in my game looking at a deadwood contract that expires at 13:00 in the afternoon in the next month..
For some reason Giants appears to have coded deadwood and rock removal deadlines differently. It sounds like someone went out of their way to code a second way to have deadlines be generated and I cannot fathom why they made this game design decision. It's utterly confusing.
I did a deadwood contract on that same field and it was quite hard finding the dead trees but not that bad with the dead trees inside living trees.
I find the deadwood contracts so strange, if you sell the dead wood you get like 2k . But when you put it into your own sawmill you get like 10k litres ++ , so by that logic you should get 30k from selling dead wood if sawmills/carpentry are paying 3k for 1k litres..... or am I just been stupid?? 😂
Deadwood has a massive sell penalty. You are still selling that 10K litres of wood when you sell the deadwood, but it's just not worth much. If you process it first, the game forgets it was deadwood and gives you the base rate.
It's a shame the server lag issues haven't been resolved. I don't see what's so difficult about it, as plenty of other very complicated games run big servers no problem, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume there's a good reason for it
I found in fs22 deadwood sold WAY better if you chipped them first, Im not sure if that still applies in 25, also there is no longer the small yellow vermeer chipper trailer ./. so im sure a chipper alone is a huge expense
you get much more for the trees by cutting them down into straiter peices. I tested it and cut up a elm gave up to 10k. in one piece I dont think it went over 2k on normal difficulty
I cut a tree down in my back yard,. it WASN'T as fast, as it is in game... sadly...
Need a playlist for this series. For all content creators, if ur doing a series or lets play, playlist extremely helpful for people to find and watch the series in order. Its aggrevating to scroll through 25 hutan videos that im not overly interested in to find one video of survival chalkenge that im very interested in watching. Just sayn. More people watching betters the channel. Lov ur vids and ur hard work. Keep it up!
Great series and new to Farm Sim. Silly question, how do you enter 'flight mode' - thanks!!
Should buy the small
Logging winch
Server hosting providers are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.
The wood trailers with the crane, the first one the crane is an option you can remove it and just have a timber trailer
Get that 150K sawmill and fill it with deadwood produce wood beams and get a 2nd sawmill and ur set. The 300K sawmill is not worth it it has only more storage for in this case deadwood,
8:00 I really love that Song❤
Dagger i love this series
I believe you can modify that blue and gray logging trailer to have no crane and an extension.
If you have your own sawmill, a deadwood contract can be worth 60k
I don't understand how on a survival series workers are allowed?
you can buy with out the cane.
Try cut down all the trees on deadwood contract before moving them out of the bush? Once all trees are cut then you can clear the wood after it says contract completed? A completed contract stays there until you click collect right?