After putting in a few hours with Farming Simulator 25, I'm already seeing improvements over FS22, although there are some areas I hope get refined over time. Right now, the biggest drawback is the limited tractor selection, which I feel could be more diverse from the start. It’s a letdown that will likely improve with DLCs and mods, but for now, it feels a bit restrictive.

On the performance side, I haven't run into the "stuttering" and "stability" issues that some players are reporting. Running the game on Ultra settings without DLSS, my setup (R5 5600x, 3060ti, 32GB DDR4) holds a steady 85-100 FPS without any noticeable drops. Graphics-wise, it's a slight improvement over FS22, but it’s not a huge leap. The maps are decent—not mind-blowing, but they do the job.

Overall, FS25 has solid potential but could use a bit more polish. It’s a good game at its core, and I think with time, updates, and community content, it will get to where it needs to be.

After putting in a few hours with Farming Simulator 25, I'm already seeing improvements over FS22, although there are some areas I hope get refined over time. Right now, the biggest drawback is the limited tractor selection, which I feel could be more diverse from the start. It’s a letdown that will likely improve with DLCs and mods, but for now, it feels a bit restrictive. On the performance side, I haven't run into the "stuttering" and "stability" issues that some players are reporting. Running the game on Ultra settings without DLSS, my setup (R5 5600x, 3060ti, 32GB DDR4) holds a steady 85-100 FPS without any noticeable drops. Graphics-wise, it's a slight improvement over FS22, but it’s not a huge leap. The maps are decent—not mind-blowing, but they do the job. Overall, FS25 has solid potential but could use a bit more polish. It’s a good game at its core, and I think with time, updates, and community content, it will get to where it needs to be.