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#Omsi bus simulator for pc highly compressed drivers#
Throughout the map, Drivers can experience a vast variety of beautiful scenery inspired by Yorkshire such as Town Centers, Villages & Country Lanes as well as a beautifully reimagined Sea Front. Challenges such as correct mirror usage, assessing the behavior of road users, and pedestrian dangers. The map gives Drivers the challenge of assessing corners before navigating them designed to simulate real-life challenges surrounding UK Roads. The map has tight roads and an even tighter Timetable this map will challenge even the most experienced OMSI Driver. Welcome to Yorkshire Counties, a Fictional Map inspired by the UK areas of Yorkshire. The MAN NL202 as well as reworked and added models of the known types SD200 and SD202 (more years of production, emergency door openers, destination boards, sound variations depending on vehicle number). The articulated bus MAN NG272 with the exact physical and visual recreation of the joint kinematics as well as corresponding sounds and systems (bending protection). Enjoy the charm of the 80s and 90s and find out how the period after the fall of the Berlin Wall was.Īnd this all at wheel of a double-decker or articulated bus. Thanks to the newly added chronology function you´ll not only be able to drive through Spandau in 1986, but also to relive the changes taking place in Spandau between 19. it's something for you to keep in mind if you don't have the latest high tech kit.Explore the new omnibus line 5 covering a total distance of 12 km from the subway station Ruhleben to the psychiatric clinic Spandau. But in fairness this machine throws around the graphics in 'DCS Black Shark' quite happily (A high spec helicopter sim)and I can't really see anything here, at least on the surface, which seems as though it should be using so much CPU power. Perhaps a little unfair to level such a criticism at a modern game, when the machine is clearly a little long in the tooth. (I have found a suitable setting combination though.) I'm sure it's fine on the most modern machines, but mine is a few years old (Dual Core CPU 2.50 Ghz & 4 Gig of Ram)and as such I've had to make major concessions to get it to run at anywhere near an acceptable frame rate. But most tellingly, 'OMSI' is a system hungry beast! Pedestrians and passengers come straight out of the 'Night of the Living Dead' style of animation and all walk around with fairly major sticks shoved up where the sun don't shine. the logic of the other traffic can be a little dodgy now and then, though for the most part it does the job. Something on the minus side for you sir? Alright then. Oh and you get to sell tickets, which is actually a lot more satisfying than it sounds.Īll in all a definite recommendation if you're remotely into this kind of thing, or if you just want to see if the bubblegum you stuck under that seat upstairs is still there.
They're a little whiney and mutter at you in German (fair play in Berlin)if you get things wrong and they really don't like it if you knock one of them down! Calm down 's just a little accident! You also have to be aware of passenger comfort, driving safely and keeping tabs on the temperature so our German friends don't sweat or shiver on their way to and from work. If you ever wanted to be a bus driver, but ended up filling telephone orders for spare parts for floor cleaning machines instead, then here's your big chance. this was obviously long before 'I want to be famous' became a legitimate career choice. I think it's the sound that clinches it, it sounds exactly the way I remember it!īack in the day, it used to be ok to want to grow up to be a bus driver, or a train driver. I never rode a bus in Germany,('OMSI' is set in 1970's Berlin) but the model simulated here feels just like the ones we used to ride on. Well ten minutes driving 'OMSI' will be a real blast of nostalgia. Maybe you were one of those annoying kids who sat at the front upstairs and kept blocking the drivers passenger view by peering down that periscope? Who me? No I never did that! If like me you were traveling to school on a bus in the seventies, then there's a good chance you've got fond memories of some of the sights and sounds involved. This time around I'm pleased to report that it is good. This is because having accepted and learned to live with my inner geek, I decided to treat him to a bus sim once before and.well. I must admit that I've umm'd and Ahh'd over whether or not to buy this for some time.
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