Farming Simulator 22 is a PC simulation game that lets you run a modern farm, planting and harvesting crops (wheat, corn, cotton), raising livestock (cows, pigs, sheep), and using over 400 real-world farming machines (from John Deere tractors to Claas harvesters). For PC players who’ve managed large-scale farms, what’s the most immersive part of the game—Was it operating realistic machinery (using steering wheels or controllers to plow fields), selling crops at dynamic market prices (timing sales for maximum profit), or expanding your farm to include new activities (like beekeeping or forestry)? How did you handle the complexity of modern farming—Did you start small (with a few fields and a tractor) and gradually upgrade, or jump into large-scale operations (using hired workers to help)? Additionally, Farming Simulator 22 has a ‘Multiplayer Mode’ where you and friends run a farm together—Did you split tasks (e.g., one plants crops, one feeds livestock) to boost efficiency, or did coordinating machinery lead to funny mishaps (e.g., crashing tractors into each other)? Finally, the game has mods for new crops, machines, and maps—Have you used any mods, and did they make the simulation more realistic (e.g., adding seasonal weather effects) or more fun (e.g., adding futuristic farming tech)? Would you recommend it to someone interested in farming but without real-world experience?