Recent reviews by Asyedan

I loved the freeware version of this bus back in the OMSI 1 days. So, when this thing got released i was excited to try it. And it surely did not disappoint.

It is one of the most detailed DLCs i have ever seen, there are a lot of little details to adjust here and there, like an authentic old vehicle. Yes, it is a bit complicated to drive at first, but it is part of the detail. And it is not that hard honestly, once you learn how it works. Very fun to drive and is well detailed without being heavy on the PC. Definitely a recommend.

I would suggest one thing though - PLEASE change the stop request bell to something reliably audible. It is almost silent. I had to change the sound cfg file and make it almost SEVEN TIMES louder than the default setting and it still wasnt audible sometimes, i gave up and replaced it with the bell from a random freeware bus.

Also, another suggestion, this time very minor: the 677E has the option to show a digital line number sign that mimics how the OMSI matrix works. Please put it into the 677M variants too. That way we can work with those maps that use the same destination for several lines (ie: Spandau, Neuendorf), without reworking the .hof or having a bus that only shows destination but not line.

This was a very pleasant surprise. I wasnt planning on buying any new DLCs except for the upcoming Citaro pack, but saw this one and thought Chrizzly's addons are always enjoyable. Enjoyable was an understatement.

It is awesome, one of the best DLCs ever made for this game. Very good sounds, lots of detail while still being very performance friendly, enjoyable to drive, lots of customization options including stuff never seen before in OMSI, like that rollband display that is actually simulated by the IBIS, or being able to change from manual to auto gearbox with the config menu itself.

Seriously, if you dont have this one already, what are you waiting for :)

The driver seat editor alone is worth the price of this.

Some buses have terrible driver seat camera settings - one notable example is the S41x addon, which is a wonderful bus but the camera is placed so low and close to the steering wheel that i barely drove it because of how annoying it was. While you can change the cameras via editing the .bus files on each bus, it is a HUGE PAIN, because it is very trial and error and you have to reload the game every single time you want to test new coordinates, not to mention that in the case of DLC buses, if they release an update it may overwrite your custom settings. With this addon, you can just set it ingame very easily whenever you want, and save a lot of time and effort.

The other stuff included in AUXI is very situational tbh, i hardly use anything other than the driver seat settings. It is more useful for those who want a very realistic or extensively detailed journey.

So, if you have issues with some of your buses having very annoying driver seat settings, i recommend getting this, it is a very good QoL tool. Otherwise, only get it if you are a true simulation enthusiast.

Finally having a Renault engined bus that is a new model and not yet another recycled Karosa Citybus (altough TheFmrr's Agora S/L are very well made considering the base model is around 10 years old) was enough reason for me to buy this.

The pack is of very good quality, and with some nice user friendly stuff like automatically setting the display if you have an active schedule. It is quite heavy though, so beware if your PC suffers OMSI.

Tbh i cant really say much about the ZF issues as im not very familiar with ZF. Most of the buses here use Allison gearboxes and then a few have Voith. ZF is extremely rare.