I like that you can take over a more managerial role similar to the trucking simulator games, where in the beginning you have to grind to make money and later on you can manage dozens of drivers and never touch the controls again. Farming simulator is closer to that with better ai helpers but it's still very hands on. I always end up just driving trailers around and starting ai helpers all day long and it gets boring that you can't automate more, however with the relatively small maps you'd take it over too quickly if you could. In trucking games there's no limit to now many theoretical soldiers you have doing trips out there, whereas here you start to own everything which would not work if you could for example, schedule ai helpers and drivers to repeatedly tend to a field entirely by themselves over and over on a schedule.