ROLEPLAY WITH STRUCTURE
A role matters more when the world knows who you are acting for.
Farming Simulator roleplay becomes deeper when players are not only pretending to be a contractor, carrier, dealer, processor, banker, or employee, but are attached to a persistent company and an actual authority model. AGRAVIUM's production foundation already supports player identity, company membership, roles, and capability-based permissions.
That same identity and authority model already governs company actions across the website and supported FS25 workflows: who is this player, which company are they representing, and are they allowed to perform this action?
PLAYER-OWNED COMPANIES
The company is intended to outlive the session and the person on shift.
AGRAVIUM treats a company as a persistent world entity rather than a temporary multiplayer farm label. Membership, roles, ownership relationships, and released capabilities belong to that durable record.
Companies can already own governed land and equipment, accept Work, move freight through the first Hauling workflow, build financial history, and change leadership without losing their identity every time a server or map changes.
JOBS + CAREERS
Not every player needs to own a farm to matter in the economy.
AGRAVIUM already supports practical operating roles for farm operators, contractors, haulers, company managers, asset owners, employers, and market participants, with room to expand into production, warehousing, dealerships, and financial services.
Work contracts, company authority, payments, reviews, disputes, qualifications, assets, and history already make contractor and operator roles economically meaningful. Formal employment relationships, payroll, and deeper career progression remain future systems.
REPUTATION + HISTORY
A persistent roleplay world should remember what happened before today.
When identity and company history persist, decisions accumulate consequences. AGRAVIUM companies already retain contracts, ownership, reviews, disputes, Work history, payments, and counterparty relationships instead of every interaction beginning from zero.
AGRAVIUM's reputation layer already exposes explainable Work history, reviews, dispute involvement, partner preferences, qualifications, and paid-market guidance without hiding access behind an opaque score. Credit history and broader risk products remain future systems.
