No need for anything quite so complex involving lasers. Just some good cultivation will level your land well enough. I'm hoping that if we do get stuck and leave large ruts then we can use rippers before dragging. Who knows, we will see soon enough though!

You know I think I would like to know the answer to that. I would like to know if you could level the ground, or dig a hole, or make a hill. This game would have so much more potential for doing things then anything before hand. Just imagine the possibilties of what you could do with actual movable surfaces.

This would be pretty involved from a programming perspective, but it would definitely be cool.

I really LIKE the idea of taking a run-down farm and rehabbing it into a profitable farm. In real life, ground leveling is a big part of that process...removing stumps/overgrowth, creating boundaries for the field, working the soil, addressing drainage, etc....all to get the ground to be a profitable growing area.

Hmmm I don't think that is really necessary.
You really shouldn't be leaving such a mess that it can't be fixed with a cultivator. I imagine the soil will rut and move about but only down to like 0.4m or so. You have to keep in mind this is a Farming game not a mining/quarrying game and such in depth soil movement are relatively unnecessary.
I would like to be able to clean ditches and repair field drains but that is maybe a while away in game development terms.
I can't see Laser guided levers being a thing anytime soon. Sorry...

I guess never say never, this maybe a feature for the future, I think firstly I would like to see a couple of stages for cultivating, so instead of a one pass cultivating done kinda thing, either with the same or different tool passing over the ground again will further breakdown the soil i.e. Enhancing or affecting crop growth.

Multiple stages of cultivation or as you say able to go over the land several times, possibly with different types of cultivator to achieve better results would be nice.

I also think that after twenty cycles with the front loader you have to fill a few holes in the field.

Depending how it was implemented, "dynamic ground" probably does not allow for moving earth.

bumping this thread ....

breaking down the plough with an old double record harrow comes to mind .....

One pass was never enough LOL

More modern cultivators will do a superior job but sometimes those hard bigger lumps need another shot ...

For the 'simulation' mode of the title, this would be very welcomed by many I reckon.