The problem with Farming Simulator 16 is that the meat of the game isn't in the fun stuff, like driving machinery, hooking up power tools, although this is present to some degree, at least in an external none-too-detailed view. The core here is the business of farming, the logistics and pricing, the trading and selling. And the sheer drudgery of making sure that everything happens in the right order. Now, while hard core farming nuts might appreciate all this, the amount of work needed is akin to being a real farmer, except here you don't get the fresh air or to have a collie keeping you company all day.