OMSI 2 Add-On Citybus i280 Series DLC

Bus spawns but cannot for the life of me get it rolling or started for that matter. WILL BE REFUNDING.

Bus is OK, just not quite what I wanted. Had a crash when entering route into the signboard, and could not get signboard to work. No manual?

very very complicated,no manual in the bus folder,can´t get tha plates with destination,total failure,do not buy!

It does not work with the wheel at all, only changes gears in keyboard mode

The model is very nice, the textures of the driver's cabin and the details are very, very good. The sounds are mostly ok. The bus comes in several versions, but unfortunately they are all rather similar. This is the weakest part of this dlc is the lack of variety - it doesn't include any of the variants with an automatic gearbox, nor any with modern style doors. All in all I'd recommend it , especially for those who like historical buses from the 1980s. Though you might want to wait for a sale if east and central Euro buses aren't your thing.

Mixed feelings about this Bus DLC. The buses are Manual which I like, I bought the gear shifter for my G29 and these buses give me a chance to use it in OMSI(other manual buses are available). The setup takes a while to get used to, the Ibis is controlled by a entering the line and route info on a cassette tap and inserting it into the cassette player which is different. I couldn't get the sign on the front of the bus show the destination but once you enter the info with the menu the people get on the bus. The ticket machine is usually that you have a drawer full of coins rather than a coin dispenser. Overall I do like driving the bus and it on of the most unique bus options, just takes a while to understand how to work everything. Due to gear shifting getting annoying 6/10

i used like this dlc but since the update the new buses have no brakes and no air pressure :(

Terrible sounds and not even an automatic version added with the package. The devs are using a free model of the bus, and the original version was superior. If you want a good Ik 280 just search for the BKV version that had improved sounds and some of the bugfixes included of the original, and that was free as well. Why would you even publish an inferior version of a free mod?

I like this addon! I did struggle to get the dest. signs to work at first, but then I found out that the dest. signs on Berlin-Spandau map wasn't included. Other than that it's a great and very detailed bus pack! I did find the dest. signs for Berlin-Spandau in a post on Bustrainz website though! Link to post: https://vk.com/bustrainz?w=wall-47675823_2237

I have read people griping about no manual. For some reason, it wasn't included in the main folder, but there is one in the main store page. It does describe what most everything does, and I found it pretty helpful. Anyways, This is basically THE articulated bus that was pretty omnipresent in the East Bloc in the 1980s all the way to the late 1990s, even to more recent times recently. There was even an American built version for the US market known as the 286 (not included in this pack of course.) Pros: -Multiple variants and paint schemes. -Cheeky way of doing the IBIS for the 2 default routes in the game using hte INFORMATIK's Cassette, complete with announcments. -Many small areas to peek into, like the engine, and some of it is needed to start the heating system. -A CD player that can play your own custom .wavs, no more having to rely on radio stations that may or may not work due to imcompatible scripts. -Pretty responsive bus that is a joy to drive (once you figure it out.) Cons: -Documention, while good enoguh to get you moving could still use some clarification. -Having to position yourself to see how much change you give your passengers when using the German systems. -For some reason, it appears that there are no signboards for the Spandau routes. Often leaving you driving with no route number and destination. This is a problem with a whole lot of buses with the old roll signs, like the VanHool freeware and a few non steam freeware buses I put on. Overall opinion: Despite a few visual setbacks, overall a likable bus! Those having trouble getting it to move may find that this is a manual bus, so therefore it has to be put into gear. Once you actually read the users manual for the bus, this is actually a pretty easy bus to use. Of course, as mentioned, the main downside is having to get the rollsigns working for the bus. Overall I say this is one of the better DLCs for OMSI2 you can find on steam, and I look forward to hopefully someday seeing the 286 (US market version) and the 293 (Prototype bi-articulated version) in the sim eventually!