Course play love it or not?

[Farmer-Giles]

Iv been playing fs22 now since it cam out and recently on my gaming laptop iv installed course play and find my self using it more and more then sitting back and watching the AI go about its business, but then I get frustrated when it misses bits and this got me thinking that I'm not actually playing the game.
So what do others think do you like course play? Do you use it regularly or just occasionally?

[Guil]

When I started playing on console I was mad for all the must haves on pc. Courseplay, follow me etc. When I started playing on pc I used follow me a bit but not massively and never got into courseplay.

I haven't used follow me since fs17 I think and still never used courseplay, majority of my playing is done in MP now in a massive community. Hired workers are disabled with a mod and it's great. No time to work yourself then hire a contractor

[blue_painted]

I use courseplay (and autodrive) for bits where in my farming world, it would be done by someone else -- like driving lorries to and from the farm or contract-liming the fields -- but generally I'm cautious in how much I use it: My longest/biggest/best game on FS17 was Oakfield and that came to an end when I had a Courseplay worker drilling one field while I sat back and watched my tractor drill another field hands-off with GPS ... and I realised that I was no longer farming, just observing.

[SavageCDN]

I would not be playing FS without CoursePlay! I use it extensively (in conjunction with AutoDrive).

[UncleRico]

I like courseplay but I probably prefer auto drive because it can handle the menial tasks which leaves me to do the actual farm work or what I consider the fun jobs.

[dogwalker1]

Have yet to use Courseplay on FS'22 but used it on '19. I'm a fan and will eventually be using the Courseplay+autodrive for F22... I find when I've grown a farm to the point where the grind is no more fun this breathes life back into it by allowing me to switch to being the boss running the farm. More farming gets done (still a bit of it by me) more money comes in, and the place feels more alive and real with the additional machinery at work.