FIELD LEASE V1.1

FIELD LEASE V1.0

You have no money to buy fields?

No problem! Then simply lease some. At the beginning of the lease you have to pay 2% of the purchase price for administration etc.. After that you have
daily lease fees.

You can lease plots in the game menu. Note that a plot can have several fields and the field number does not have to be the plot number!

Changelog:

v1.1.0.0:
– Fixed bug with wide aspect ratio screens

Credits:

KR-Softwares

5/5 - (2 votes)

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codebarcode
codebarcode
2 months ago

czy to ten sam Field Lease z mod naba v1.1 ? to nie polecam bo dzierżawione pole można sprzedac za jego wartśc kupna z menu mapy

DJ Fish NZ
DJ Fish NZ
6 months ago

Ive noticed if you lease a field, you can then sell it and get money for nothing…. hrmm..

codebarcode
codebarcode
Reply to  DJ Fish NZ
2 months ago

no właśnie to jest wkurwi… i nie polecam tego modu jak sie da niech naprawia ze jak jest mod to niech wyłączą opcje sprzedania z menu mapy

Jon
Jon
10 months ago

Would be nice if it was lease to own as well.

Gyula Bibernáth
Gyula Bibernáth
1 year ago

Great idea and solution! Although it’s possible to sell the leased field on the original map at full price. So basically one can make 98% gain on each lease.

Cat C15
Cat C15
1 year ago

Does not reduce the amount paid per day when using seasons that a longer than one day.

Example one day lease fee $30000
3 day lease fee menu shows $10000 (which is correct) but it charges me the original $30000k everyday so lease ends up being 3 times as much

Jon
Jon
Reply to  Cat C15
10 months ago

Looks like the dev did the math backwards for multiday months.

Jon
Jon
Reply to  Cat C15
10 months ago

modzip\gui\ingamemenufieldlease.lua
math looks correct at onset… however all of production is done per month… so each day only increases in proportion. ie 3 day months produce goods at 1/3 production for the month. Therefore you’re not dividing by 3, but by 1/3.
Dividing by 1/3 is the equivelant of multiplying by 3, hence the error.

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