Farming Simulator 25 is an interesting game. Of course, it's a great simulator, perfect for a relaxing evening of moving hay bales or flocks of sheep from one field to another. But then there's a thriving esports scene. No, seriously. More speedrunning than headshot-tallying, there are points systems, pro players, and everything. And now, it joins the legions of other games to implement Steam Trading Cards - in true Farming Sim fashion, there's an expensive twist to the tale. Or should that be tail?Read the full story on PCGamesN: Farming Simulator 15 casually adds Steam Trading Cards, and I can get a shiny cow for the price of a Starbucks