LS25 Keno City V1.0.0.1
LS25 Keno City V1.0.0.1
V1.0.0.1
– New map icon
– You can now sell placeables at the starting farm (except for the farmhouse)
– Implemented placeable animal stalls with a higher number of animals
– Map works now with the Highland Expansion,i changed the name of “Coal”
Welcome to Keno City.
Keno City is a very small settlement in the heart of the Yukon Territory, Canada.
Based on a near-realistic model, it has been transformed into a 4x map.
Surrounded by dense forests, this region was once home to silver mining.
More recently, this has been developing into gold mining.
In addition to soil, there are also gold-bearing soils and sand as mining areas.
All of these are processed in production:
Silver ore and iron ore can be produced from soil.
Gold can also be extracted from soil.
Concrete can be made from sand.
Two oil derricks supply crude oil.
Features:
Mining areas for soil, gold-bearing soil, and coal
A lot of forest, also for your field expansion
No fence around the farm, so you can expand as much as you like
Containersellingstation
Customized Environment.xml
Production:
Production of soil, ores, sand, and gravel
Gold panning and smelting: produces gold flakes, gold bars, and silver bars
Oil derricks: produce crude oil
Refinery: produces propane gas and diesel
Steel factory for steel and steel pipes
and a view more
There are:
8 cultivated fields with a total area of ​​approximately 36 hectares
9 mining areas for soil, gold-bearing soil, and coal
80 farmlands in total, almost all of which include a forest area
You can choose between 5 different map versions:
1. Keno City: Start with small, inexpensive equipment and 2 fields.
2. Keno City – Farmer: Start with slightly larger equipment and tractors, as well as 2 fields.
3. Keno City – Forester: Start with forestry vehicles and a forest, as well as small farm vehicles and one field.
4. Keno City – Miner: Start with a mining area, a truck, and a wheel loader. You also get small farm vehicles and one field.
Please note: To avoid errors with the mining heaps:
1. A mining pit designation has been added, which describes which heap should be at this location.
