INHERITING AN OLD ABANDONED FARM | Vintage Survival - Episode 1

[@davids8347]

Idea: I think it would be interesting to set months to something like 3 day cycles and then speed up time to 10x or 15x. You get a similar amount of daytime hours (multiple days per episode), however, longer days gives the opportunity to appreciate a greater variety of weather, increased shop sale rotations, and I think the change in light from mornings to evenings makes everything feel more immersive aswell.

[@Safewoood]

Agreed

[@washinefarms]

Agreed

[@uhitskyle]

No, you get 10x to 15x less daylight aka 1 Real life hour = 15 FS22 hours. Ie 2 hours, 1¼ days

[@danielrivera1833]

@@uhitskylewrong.

[@Type_One_Diabetic]

Agreed

[@thynir0665]

Good to see vintage survival back. Your first one got me into fs19.

[@epic-up1ws]

Same series got me into fs19.

[@washinefarms]

I got onto fs19 by watching dag right before it came out. Like when he did his first look onto fs on felsbrunn

[@turbojaxx1641]

Something i'd love to see, which has nothing to do with this series directly, is the process in which you prep a map for a series. I'm always in awe of the quality of work, Mighty Mike Farms also does a really good job at this.

[@DiyDMMakesThings]

I second this

[@kieranbaines743]

Yeah like a talk through would be nice

[@lehmoinen4227]

Osada is a beautiful map, good choice for the great vintage survival series. Imo you should be allowed to do contracts, with you own equipment. I would have cut down the trees and extend the field, and save the flattest part for buildings or animals.

[@Keegan_Kael]

Great map for this series, I think you nailed the vibe. A few thoughts: 1: Contracts to make money. Rent vintage equipment and just refund everything over the borrow cost in the contract. 2: Grass can be harvested multiple times per year, meaning multiple batches of silage to sell in winter. 3: I personally find the costs of a lot of older/smaller equipment and mods to be unreasonable given the changes to the economy. To keep the vintage feel I would not be afraid to take votes on price changes.

[@malik740]

I think not starting with 0£ is a nice roleplay touch because somehow your grandfather/uncle/whoever worked the fields so either he sold the equip in his last days or you have personal savings enabling you to do the jump to the country side. Same with the shed. The previous owner must have had something like that at least for seeds/fertilizer and low usage equipment and winter storage. Really love that you picked this series back up :)

[@jughead83]

Watching stuff like this gets my imagination really going to come up with my own plays.

[@WaldoPBarnstormer]

I agree, watching Dag's FS19 vintage was what inspired me to try creating one on Fruhling in the FS22 version.

[@coopthe237th]

@@WaldoPBarnstormer my only issue with that map is that it is very hard to manoeuvre around, I know that you are meant to use small equipment but even the starting equipment (mainly the combine harvester) is insanely difficult to move around to get to the field without buying a smaller, older, combine.

[@kathleenkelly9676]

DAGGERWIN GOT ME INTO FS20

[@WaldoPBarnstormer]

@@coopthe237th I know what you mean, but I think that's why it's really good for the vintage style... Small map and small equipment.

[@ni9neive5]

Hey Dag, didn´t think to see Vintage survival so soon. What a nice surprise. Perfect map for it. Love this already.

[@Raven_Cript]

What map is it?

[@Hamaad007]

This vintage survival series is amazing it like a great alterative for survival roleplay until it comes. Thanks for all your hard work Daggerwin!

[@bgchaz]

Joy is a vintage tractor on a small farm. If you make that area short of the trees into part of the field, you'll need a plow. Consider cutting down the trees bordering the field by the yard. You'll eventually have a shed there to act as the border, so you won't need those trees. You can plant more trees in the other area to compensate. Happy farming.

[@danielashdown7824]

I love old vintage farming. Farming Simulator (even with the mods) never has the selection to fully satisfy. I'd love to see more from the early to mid 1900's.

[@magma5440]

You should put a small grass field in where the trees are, as I would love to see vintage grass equipment.

[@treasureyoung]

Totally agree on that!

[@BMorgZin4K]

100% agree. There is a sickle bar mower mod available along with plenty of other vintage grass equipment available. He could be bringing in some money from a few cuts a year.

[@johnwagner3640]

I agree to

[@brianwhite5534]

Yes! That's what I was thinking really good idea!

[@rolandjenni227]

For the start! 👍👍👍 I love your videos, thank you!

[@simfellow]

Love the Vintage series!! Osada is indeed a very nice map, not only for Vintage. I played 2 singleplayer series on it (>100 hours). If you are looking for another map with (party) older style potential, you could look at Brzozowski. A lot larger (has disadvantages of course) leading to more options to choose you spot and immerse into the 'living' town(s) around you.

[@Apocrypha_Darkbane]

The Old Machinery Pack off mod network would be a nice addition to this series. tow behind harvester, smaller implements. You'd love it for the series.

[@crazysquirrel1871]

cant wait to see what this series has in store for us!!

[@UnknownPlayer2020]

I've been subscribed to your channel for a long time and watched every video since the first fs19 episode, but never really added any comments. I have started same kind of gameplay on my channel about 5 months ago. But I can't wait to see how this series works out! Great work as always.

[@BMorgZin4K]

Definitely a grass, hay, or silage field where the trees are. That way you can cut and bring in a consistent income a few times a year to get some money for the combine. There is a sickle bar mower mod (which is very cheap) and a bunch of other vintage grass equipment around. Check them out!!

[@illustratedlefty213]

I tried doing vintage in 22 and oh how I wish there were more vintage options in fs22. Great start to what will be an awesome series.

[@Dzeejki1]

Its funny that this map is considered vintage when its literally 1:1 representing deep, Polish cottage even in 2023 :D Signs, churches, building styling, even the road markers on the side, this map is based on Poland 100%. I love the series, just bought the game myself on PS5 and its great!

[@WingManEight]

Lovely start ! As far as equipment goes, I'd go with maybe a NH TR-75 or an IH 1420 or even a New Idea 800c, which could potentially do some forage harvesting... Some Oliver / MM (A4T-1600 e.g.) , maybe some White / AGCO stuff. All that if you wanna go the American way 😉 Plenty of IH and JD stuff anyway, there sure are choices now at this point of the mods situations !

[@jacksonfarming9907]

So glad this series is back! The Wood barn mod on DLC has 2 nice 3 bay sheds. wide enough for the drill and plenty of room for anything else. would fit the map. you have 2 options one is 3 bay for $2500 and the other is the same but with a catch barrel for rainwater at $2700.

[@Grandad525]

Nice to see you picked this little map ideal for your purpose. I Played this map a while back. You cant get into the buildings of what appear to be farm yards even though you can buy them. It may be a glitch. Good idea. Clear up that yard a bit and you have room for a coupla sheds. You may need that bit of land below those trees you are saving for some form of production because on NF its a bit of a struggle even if dumping the cow pens and going arable. There is a pig farm and green houses further up the map by the small lake that could be purchased though...Peace and Gravy

[@codeman717r]

AAAAAHHH YES! I own a 710 and used it this year for haying because my Case CX100 had a broken starter! Its a brilliant workhorse! Letssss goooooo!!!!!

[@christophergibson8377]

I love 💕 your story telling. My grandchildren will watch you when ever I ask them, they love it. Congratulations you are grandchild approved. God bless and thank you

[@seanobrien7169]

lol the white shirt dude spends the whole day walking up and down in front of your house. Creepy! Keep your eye on him!

[@Kacpertost]

im so happy that you used another polish map ! great video as always

[@TheBiggRiggz]

YAAAAAS!!! Vintage survival RETURNS!!! And on a great map taboot! I loved this map when it came out, I think I put in around 200 hours on this map. But that was ions ago and we've had a lot of superb mods drop since then. So I might have to revisit Osada. Maybe. Great episode, looking forward to watching you progress through this series. But I gotta say that it does seem a bit unrealistic using that big seed drill with that little tractor. But whatever, got it done.

[@RustyMoneyGaming]

I love this map. I recently finished my Off Grid Dairy Challenge on this map. My favorite location on the map is the sand/gravel pit area where you can buy lime. Love how it’s decorated. The grass contracts on this map have a nice return In bonuses. It’s a small yard, my suggestion would be using your oats in a small production possibly. Like looking into one of OmaTana’s Productions. Instead of grass silage, you could give a go with a “leftovers” silo bunker. Turning your straw and such into silage. Just would need to save for a bunker. Otherwise utilizing maybe even a multi crop greenhouse or making a small grass field. Very nice start my friend 😁

[@404outdoors2]

What map is this?

[@RustyMoneyGaming]

@@404outdoors2 Osada

[@estonianperson1112]

This series looks a bit too easy starting off with a farily nice tractor, quite a big field and farily big implements. Who remembers the time when he had to harvest a field by hand in series one? Loved that!

[@harvi.2149]

No

[@rasclew3937]

Alis-Chalmers D21 119hp cost $20.000 Awesome tractor and your vintage range. I have used this tractor and absolutely love it for small time farming, it is a power house!

[@danielucuu]

The new Volvo tractor from the Platinum Expansion might just be the perfect big tractor for the farm!

[@jensschmidt]

Yay! Loved the old vintage survival. This is gonna be awesome!

[@ronanlory574]

Me to

[@leepugh1258]

Yea glad to see series two of vintage survival. Maybe to make the yard look nice until you decide what to do get a hand held brush cutter and for animals start with chickens maybe Looking forward to seeing we’re this goes keep up the fantastic videos daggerwin

[@danmaardeze]

This map is just perfect for the series like you said. It gives off a good vintage vibe.

[@DiyDMMakesThings]

Great video! Super excited to see a vintage series. I usually play with older machines on smaller maps. Your survival series on no mans land inspired me to do a (mostly) vintage game of my own on there. Keep up the great work! Always love your content!

[@paulcolclough2480]

Love the idea, just hope it doesnt turn into another pallet moving simulator. Im not aware of many farmers who own their own bakery or tailors shop. At the end of the day moving pallets is just moving pallets no matter whats in them

[@cradleofalex]

I was really looking for a vintage series and I had seen them all. I watch these right before sleeping.

[@jammin_5619]

This is gonna be fun !! Definitely need a big open shed and some landscaping. Muddy area and around the trees into grass to start ? Then pigs? Hopefully wood is worth a lot to get you started . .

[@K10wNs-Shed]

Glad to see this series back. Its why I subbed. Your story telling while using the game as a prop is second to none.

[@82djensen]

There is small beehives for $800 a piece also maybe a small horse pasture with two horses to get things rolling since you put oats in the field. Just suggestions. looking forward to the series.

[@dereksmith6126]

It's a great map. I always like the Eastern European maps. And Eastern European farm equipment is usually excellent value for money.

[@java1892]

loving how comically large the drill is compared to everything else 😂

[@malik740]

Yes haha but it was a good decision as he needs a bigger tractor anyway

[@kaspeer]

that's exactly what I thought when he went to take it. You can see that it's the height of the cars parked around it 😂😂

[@bigjohn8157]

Idea: A small row of beehives between the shed and the muddy area, to break it up into two small areas. The muddy area maybe a small pig pen. If you still need money maybe a mowing contract with the goverment in that area as much of the grass is growing on the footpaths. Tree area could maybe be split into a small wood and a small vine yard. The area seems a little overgrown in places so who knows what you might find in the undergrowth. Great work Daggerwin, Bring on part 2.

[@shankizziah6097]

Perfect series. I love the vintage equipment. I currently enjoy vintage equipment on chainsaw Valley

[@petelamps6055]

Brilliant, i’m really happy this series has made a return

[@iansvecs]

Oh fantastic! I love the slower paced Vintage Survival from FS19. I was thinking about you and Vintage survival last night when I started a new map. Maybe take a look at ( Fichthal ), it's absolutely stunning. Also there's a 12k combine with header attached called ( Vistula KZB-3 by Deus-Volt ) 1500ltrs. Keep up the great work.

[@badsidionjones2679]

The muddy area you were talking about would be a perfect area to raise a few Hogs. Having an open area pen for them with a few small shelters. You can then use their waste to fertilize your fields saving you some cost.

[@swimspud]

I’m so excited! I actually just set up on that map last week, lol. Can’t wait to follow along on this one. It’s the only way I enjoy FS and I loved series 1!

[@kvitravn6354]

I only have one problem with this good sir..... need more...lot more. Thank you for all the work you put in these videos.

[@Aeroflyer007]

calm, informative, interesting, with a good pinch of humor thanks with 43 thumbs UP

[@constadinostakis8089]

In that muddy ground I think you should buy a small wooden chicken coop or some kind of small production but the choice is yours 😁

[@BluebellyFarmSim]

I love this series, Daggerwin. I've been inspired by your content for years now. I've been making a few vintage American farms. It's really fun. Thanks for all you do for the Farm Sim community.

[@norad3]

I love this map, this series will be great as always! Thank you so much to make these videos Dagg, since first roleplay years ago, i watch every single video here and restoration channel

[@olesigtenbjerggaard335]

Been missing this Series - Nice to see it back. Maybe do a cultivating contract.

[@huntercottee5291]

Love the work you do Daggerwin, keep up the good work and have an amazing day.

[@tinmanpickle7212]

Sweet,I finally get to start a new series from you,been watching and loving your awesome work,been trying to watch from 2 and 3 years ago,keep up the Great content

[@isnewflik]

ohmy. new series. so excited how this will be. thanks for uploading, dagg!

[@daz143]

This is going to be an amazing series

[@BevanSaul]

Yay, joyous day! Vintage survival it back!

[@ediray165]

I think it would be much better with seasonal growth. But still, keep up the great work!

[@JackSargePainting]

What a beautiful map! Really enjoyed the episode and looking forward to more.

[@brojajacra]

Love the vintage stuff. I have one going on no mans land with really old equipment including a harvester that is pulled behind a tractor with the header out to the side but I still use the same chainsaw as seen in this video as its very good

[@canary4361]

Vintage is nice as I prefer myself to use mostly vintage equipment in fs too :D Also I hope for a looooot of pretty building :D

[@iengzeh]

Pssst, love the serie! Update the playlists please 😊❤️

[@LuQ_aSS]

I'm playing on this map myself for a while now, and I must say it's hard for newer and bigger equipment. It has narrow paths, and a lot of trees on them, same as on polish countryside on which it's based, and large machinery just doesn't fit under. Map on itself isn't that big either, borders are very close to the fields ( tractor length on average ), but it is fun. Good luck with your playtrough, I'll be watching it to see you progress :)

[@johnmcenaney1814]

I can tell I’m going to enjoy this series. Great map choice too.

[@corpnut2906]

nice to see it back. I like your plan for the trees. as for the yard get a brush hog and move the yard down and get a lean to shed at least for the seeder. thank you for the good video makes want to try out this map. I have been looking for a good map for small to medium tractors as for large I am doing west Australia.

[@DonGorgen]

There is a shed on modhub that is made from logs. (Small wooden shelter) For roleplay sake you could maybe cut down a few trees and just replace those with the shed as if you built it yourself.

[@OMG2020]

I love these vintage series. Can't wait to see more come out.

[@casperrr3924]

I’ve been excited to see a new vintage survival will be like. Looks good so far

[@Mavererick]

I think on that muddy area you should do a greenhouse and an open pasture. Thanks for the videos.

[@seanobrien7169]

The day has come! Almost first on what I hope will be a long, eggcelent series!

[@aquaspire7671]

I say place some type of open Dutch shed in the yard, and chickens! You had pigs on calmsden, and besides Haut Beyleron you haven't really had chickens. It also would just be a business choice as you only need one grain for them. Either way I look forward to this series!

[@jbgames7853]

Love it, glad it’s back! Hopefully there’s very little renting in it, I like the slow paced series. I would not have economy on easy, medium or hard for sure

[@misterinadequate3518]

Great map choice - I do love this one, lots of fun.

[@WorcoEntertainment]

A welcome return. Nice work, enjoyed that.

[@paulwatterson1688]

Enjoyed the first instalment of this vintage survival Daggerwin

[@dreammaster991]

The case seeder is the same as the john deer 8350 in lierally every way ive tested them but the john deer has better capacity i think. Keep up the good work dagerwinn 👍

[@BabyVapor]

First time I have gotten to watch you from episode 1 on a series. It was awesome but mixed feelings because I want more now. You are great at this.

[@rogerwhitney7720]

Like you said, just gravel the front part of the yard since there's gravel underneath already. Good first episode. 😃👍

[@Ivellios23]

Cool video. You did miss a very tiny sliver sowing the field. It's so tiny it's effect will most likely be negligable to your potential income. Looking forward to the next one.

[@maxtrein532]

This is such a coincidence. I literally started on this map yesterday. And my first tractor was that JD ! Unbelievable 😁 But I started my farm on the plot opposite the vehicle shop.

[@mostrandom720]

i love this series and all the other ones you somehow come up with.🙏please keep up the excellent work. you produce great content for people like myself who enjoy this game and i’m very thankful for you for that.❤

[@1259bogs]

Love this series in series 1, glad it’s back! I’d take this and survival challenge over survival roleplay 10/10 times

[@johnhawkins82]

I wouldn't have minded with you starting with a really old (really low maintenance) larger tractor for this series. The smaller tractors are great but there are less mods for them it seems. Still looks to be another great series that I will not miss an episode of.

[@janhendrikduraan1366]

Yes keep up the great work Daggwin

[@mbfarming]

Love the videos and I'm happy to see that Vintage Survival is back

[@agtechfarmergaming]

Very nice choice for maps! playing this one right now with my Off-Grid Dairy Challenge and the small fields are nice and challenging at the same time. Plus on that I am on hard economy which is a true challenge!

[@JesseEder]

Great video, look forward to this series, this is giving me some inspiration for my survival challenge series I'll be starting soon on my channel.

[@Cam_Ske]

Lets go!!! Vintage Survival is here!!! Love you Daggerwin!

[@casperrr3924]

I love that seeder I use the johndeer one on my fs 22 and it’s useful because I don’t need to cultivate the field I can just re plant

[@emogigamer2598]

NEW VINTAGE SERIES!? MY FAVORITE!

[@JohnSmith-nh2xl]

Would love to see an aerial view, but I would recommend putting a small crop to the right of the house (if you’re facing the house and your back is facing the shed) along the road and an L-shaped crop to the left of the house. I’d put dirt in front of the house and shed) then later add gravel. I’d add a dirt path from the shed to the top of the hill. I’d put a larger shed in place of the existing one (later in the series.) Lastly, I’d put a fence along the road to your current crop. Seems too open at the moment.

[@marcusdire8057]

Hey, this is Mark from the Agricultural Supply Store. Just calling to let you know that it appears that you may have over bought on that corn for the chickens. If you could stop by sometime tomorrow we can get you that feed back. (Hehe, grt it? Feedback. 😆 )

[@gabrielhofstatter5746]

Osada! The Best map of FS22 and the best Series of FS22

[@abramb.gaming4241]

Look how far we've come with making Farming Simulator. The little corn stem on the field even bends when you stand on it. The attention to detail in the game is just insane.

[@aaronrangiheuea4909]

Been waiting for this daggerwin. Thank you . 200 episodes maybe?

[@mekon1971]

Take out the trees, put in a greenhouse set to distribute so you have at least a small regular income from selling your veg. Some small amount of grass, perhaps just in the yard? To feed some sheep or something, stick with crops that produce hay for a while to give you that little bit of hay income. But definitely take out the trees, they will pay for the trailer and some of the things you will need to get started.

[@pewpew8159]

Great video Daggerwin. Love all ur videos. Keep up the great work :D