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I DON'T CARE IF IT'S SIMILAR TO THE LAST ONE. The point of games is to be fun. This game IS fun and to all the people angry about some things are just nit-picky. The people who complain about difficulty are also really nit-picky, because the Pendulum Castle stage is far beyond hard to complete. This is a good game. This is a fun game. The levels are creative, the world maps are something new and great and, overall, this game has replay value, it's fun and it's a perfect speedgame.

A perfect expansion to the game, featuring a WONDERFUL winter theme and some great features, such as trams, heating and road maintenance. A must-buy DLC.

Omsi 2 is the wonder of simulation and one of the most realistic games of all time. Apart from poor optimization and lack of updates, Omsi manages to do the thing that other bus simulation titles fail to do - this game makes you feel like the real driver, of a real bus, in the real world, that isn't just some glossy RTX graphics. This game features a dedicated community, the best mouse driving controls of all the world's games and everything works, every button is pressable - just like in real life. Even though the optimization is tragic and the graphics are a bit outdated, the game doesn't stutter, lag and overheat your PC nearly as much the glossy simulation games, like Bus Simulator 18, a game that had great possibility but has been ruined by the fictional unrealism and simplicism that was made to tailor the game to beginners. Omsi features realistic looking roads, road conditions, situations and very high, yet very realistic customisability, such as the weather options. Though the developing is bad, and you must mod or buy DLCs to reach a level anywhere near the game's true possibilities. I'm hoping that, soon, a true successor that deserves to be called THE Omsi 3 is going to be released anytime soon, though I'm sure that Bus Simulator 21 isn't just going to be it. I understand that some people might dislike Omsi 2, but only the REAL bus and simulation enthusiasts are going to appreciate it to its fullest.

To me it's astonishing how well Minecraft is performing. Heck, it's the best game of all time. But this game has some flaws that not everyone talks about: 1. Survival mode is not really that fun unless you're: a) playing with friends (I don't have any that aren't annoying to play with); b) you're a Youtuber talking to a microphone (I don't have 10 hours of free time and 100 subscribers). 2. Multiplayer is a hassle. You know how you can make your own server? There are three ways: 1) Try to make one by coding yourself, though there aren't any good tutorials on Youtube; 2) PAY UP! "JuSt A lItTlE 9,99 a MoNtH aNd YoUr PrObLeMs ArE gOnE" (Realms); 3) Use a glitchy, laggy third-party website with pay4play server limits and long queues. 3. Hard modding. You need to install mods from third-party websites and use third-party clients (good luck if you don't have an antivirus!). Mod management is hard and painful, when upgrading versions, you have to stay back because your favorite mod didn't update. 4. It's absolutely overrated. Most Minecraft players are Minecraft stans. The community is so cringy and young that it's, in some ways, toxic. The big youtubers exploit clickbait so they can get money from their cringy videos. Some youtubers (like Dream, who is also overrated) get their own stans (AND rule 34 art) too. Minecraft is a good game, but not nearly as good as proclaimed by some kids. The community alone made me leave a lower rating. Also, everyone HATES the combat update. Why do people crap on it so much? It made minecraft combat more challenging and tactical, strategical, and believe me, those combat-critics are the same people who think Mario games are bad because they are too easy.