#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go drivers#
#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go driver#
#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go software#
#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go series#

#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go series#

In addition to classic rigid and articulated buses, this new installment of the series also allows you to drive a double-decker bus as well as enjoy the future of public transport: the e-bus! Two huge.

#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go driver#

Farming Simulator 22Īll complete the virtual bus driver package and guarantee even more fun behind the wheel! Enjoy Bus Simulator 21 on PC or consoles for the most comprehensive bus driving experience in the history of the series! For Bus Simulator 21 30 buses by international, well-known manufacturers, such as Volvo, Alexander Dennis, Scania, BYD, Grande West, and Blue Bird have been licensed in addition to the popular brands already included in the preceding installment (Mercedes-Benz, Setra, IVECO BUS, and MAN). Freely usable convenience features, such as quickly jumping to desired stops on the map (fast travel), fast forwarding time, and directly taking over the routes of your NPC buses. Play in either single-player or synced multiplayer mode, transport your passengers safely and promptly to their destinations and be rewarded for your timely and safe driving at the end of pay day. Plus, the revised traffic and pedestrian AI, improved graphics, and a dynamic day-night cycle tightly linked to the peak hours system as well as different weather conditions ensure an even more immersive bus driving experience.

#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go drivers#

No problem! The auto-features of Bus Simulator 21 can take over your management duties and let pure bus drivers simply enjoy their time on the road. Do you prefer getting up from behind the desk and taking steering your buses into your own hands? Creating detailed timetables, buying and selling buses, and planning efficient routes that take into account the daily number of passengers at peak hours – these and more varied tasks are available for you to enjoy. In Bus Simulator 21, you will not only become a capable driver with countless miles on the road – you also have the option to use extended management elements. Different difficulty levels and play modes are also available for a wide range of player types. I'm not saying that lightly either.The even greater open-world approach of Bus Simulator 21 means that you will get to experience the exciting daily life of a bus driver in two massive, freely explorable cities, including industrial and outlying districts, a vibrant Chinatown district, a promenade, the surrounding hilly countryside, and the business park. But its true when I say 'once you go VR its hard to go back'. I guess it may not be meant for you then, and that in itself does suck. Its indeed not for everybody, but to those who have tried VR in some capacity will love it.

I know someone in another game community who wants to be in VR yet easily becomes nauseas. Those who have written postings about VR usually do so to slander it because they're jealous or envious of VR desiring to bring it down because they themselves can't enjoy it. People who usually type your way usually do it in a fake way so I wrote my posting in that way because they're fearful, paranoid, or whatever. Even so, its still a platform worth digging into where able. Health is health and not everybody can play. I did say in my last posting that I do understand if its health related, and seeing as how you've noted that I'm now acknowledging that twice as much. No amount of time in VR is going to 'cure' the migraines I get when I'm looking at a screen no further than about 3 inches from my eyes. I can only suspect the 90Hz screens are partly the cause for this. When I look at those screens, I see what I can tell is a micro-strobing effect and that's wreaking havoc on my eyes and focus. Originally posted by TwinShadow 【天狐】:My eyes are photosensitive.

#Bus simulator 2017 cockpit go software#

The guy who implemented VR for ETS2 & ATS needs to be praised more than SCS Software from that POV. They'll gladly reblog & retweet low effort IGN articles while doing little work themselves when one guy is the one doing the VR work on ETS2 & ATS VR side of things. I wish SCS Software planned ahead legally to allow them to implement VR properly. What I've briefly experienced in ATS VR was awesome. There are things you experience exclusively in VR making it highly unique and worthwhile causing you to stick to VR over anything else. Certain developers may quote certain hard facts while missing the whole point about VR. To those who actually implemented VR support have seen a nice side of gaming. If you want something to grow you have to add your own contributions to it, and to those that have contributed were rewarded greatly for having done so. I've seen developers make the weirdest excuse about 'low population' while contributing to it themselves. I've been saying this for the longest time though if they want to shoot themselves in the foot that's on them.