OMSI 2 - Berlin X10 - Route 625
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Driving the MAN NL202 in Berlin X10 DLC on Route 625 which takes us from Ruhlsdorf to Postviertel.
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Here is the translation of the sign at 23:40. "Our sacrifice, our fight against fascism."
For the living people as a reminder and an obligation". I think thats a memorial that has something to do with the "death-march" at the end of World War 2, were KZ-prisinors had to walk houndret of kilometers to the center of germany. Only a very few survived.
Joschka Delu thanks!
14:05 the guy complaining said something along those lines: "Did he win his driver's license in the lottery?"
LOL
+MegashieldDE paper please :P reference
+VeryDogeWow completly right !! ;D
Paul, you mentioned in the beginning that you hate buses that are too warm when the weather is rainy. You had just 30.5 C inside the bus in the end. :-D
I'm from Berlin and I know all these buslines. It's somewhat funny to watch this video, done by a tommy =D Btw the memorial you drove by on 23:39 says "Our sacrifice, our fight against fascism and war - As a reminder and obligation for the living" --- You have to know that Teltow was part of GDR (East Germany), there were and now are much more memorials like that in East Germany. You could say that almost every East German town has a memorial like that one.
15:00 regarding the Taxis: In Germany Mercedes is known to give enormous discounts for a variety of industries among them taxis (but others as well like police or even hearses). This was part of the "marketing strategy" to have their cars omnipresent in public. This was particularly the case for the epoche depicted in Original OMSI (the Mid 80s), from which the taxi assets in X10 originate. Later other manufacturers have discovered those markets for themselves and competition is strong today and Taxis of almost any make or model can be found today in Germany. But in the 80s it was almost impossible to NOT ride in a Mercedes Taxi. Colour of Taxis in Germany i regulated and has to be the signature beige. In addition German Taxi drivers have to successfully pass a test to show their proficiency and knowledge of their local area, including being able to work out the shortest (and cheapest) route from A to B from the top of their head. They aren't allowed to pick up passengers outside their area of expertise and are obliged, by law, to use said shortest route, but can deviate under certain circumstances if necessary or agreed by the customer. If you find a German taxi chauffeur to violate this, he/she can lose their license. Taximeters in Germany are subject to regular inspection and recertifcation by the weights and meaures standardisation authority (through the german MOT system). Fun Fact: A taxi driver is allowed to drive without a fastening the seat belt, but only if a passenger is in the car. This is to quickly escape the vehicle in case of robbery. While Taxi drivers are obliged to accept any fare and passenger, there is a subset of exceptions when they might refuse, but it is very specific.
If you find a German Taxi driver in violation of this law, he/she can lose their license. To further prevent fraud, the taximeters are subject to regular inspection and recertification by the authorities. A German Taxi driver is obliged to accept any fare and passenger requested with very few exceptions (danger to health or live, obviously unable to pay etc, but the cirucmstances are narrow). Fun Fact: German Taxi drivers are allowed to drive their vehicles without fastening their seat belt, but only if a passenger is present in the car. This is to quickly escape the vehicle in case of a robbery. And the reason why you are expected to sit on the rear nearside seat, to maximise distance with the driver.
Nope the law's in place since seat belts became mandatory. Most Germans are more afraid of other Germans than anything else and rightfully so.
TheCloudhopper That's what I said, since crime rates are so high the social norm in a taxi is for the rider to sit as far away from the driver as possible. That's sad...is it because of all the Mohamedens that have been allowed to immigrate and settle in Germany that crime rates are so high?
Jonnie Bangkok Well for one to debunk your obnoxious racism: Most of the humans you are referring to in derogatory terms wouldn't have the money to ride Taxi on a regular basis. Plus the last couple of times I visited Germany I didn't have a single "German" Taxi driver. Most of them had turkish names (and some told me they were children of migrant workers born in Germany), one Ghanese (nice chap, probalby the safest driver of the lot) and two Syrians, would you believe it. And again, most crimes against taxi drivers in Germany aren't comitted by foreigners according to official statistics.
+Jonnie Bangkok There was a case in Germany, I remember, when a serious of murderd taxi drivers were found in Munich ( I think) .
After that, heavy discussions were startet to improve the drivers security.
no menu overlays, just a dancing mouse pointer :)
hyprfocal ye
No menu
lol true
He's just naming raindrops
no menu like in early episodes just a dancing mouse where the menu would be!
+Squirrel Mercedes was, and still is, the main supplier for taxis in Germany. Good conditions, good reliability (it was), a lot of space and rather economic. For example, the late 70's and early 80's Mercedes W123 200D (55 hp, E-class equivalent), as it is represented in the game, was the taxi well into the 90s (when I was young), running with ridiculously high mileage.
At 23:40 translates as roughly "Our victims, our fight against fascism and war. Admonition and obligation of the living."
X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X there was a man that made 1,500,000 km
and only doing Brake and oil changes every 60,000 km
Squirrel, I'm glad you're not in charge of the heating. It was over 30*C on that bus by the end of the journey!
haha dem traffic lights! :D Fun Fact: In Switzerland certain bus drivers are able to switch the lights in their favor, so they can stay on schedule. Those are mostly the city lines though, but if you're behind a bus in Zürich or Bern you'll probably get more green lights than the other people ;)
From Lausanne, don't believe that the light thing happens for the Transport Lausannoise! 👌🏻🤓😀
McZeb Really? I know there are some spots in and around Bern and Solothurn. I guess you learn new things every day ;)
+Scott_Plays I guess you are from Switzerland thennif you know that? If so, you'd be the first swiss subscriber of Squirrel I see, besides me
Arturo Ui Guilty as charged! ;) That's really cool that of all the Subscribers the (possibly) only three from Switzerland run into each other! :) Although I have to say I subscribed to him recently, like a few weeks ago. Watch all of his Omsi vids though :D
+Scott_Plays Haha. I can't remember when I subscribed to his channel, it was around the time he started playing Car Mechanic Simulator 2014 I guess. Are you from Bern and around? Or just swiss from a completely different place in our beautiful country?
My dad's a bus driver and he hates it when people get on and off the bus without saying anything when he says things when they get on the bus
love the vid bro keep it up ( btw I am rewatching this 5 years later lol )
Yellow town/village place name signs are the start of 50km/h. When you leave a place you get the sign again with a black diagonal 'cancel' line which means national speed limit applies to that road unless otherwise shown.
My man turned the bus into an early summer
Done that yesterday. Realy fun route.
The announcement works fine. you just forgot to set up your IBIS.
And yes the most taxis in germany are Mercedes Benz. At least in the 90s/ early 2000s
Today there are a lot of Toyota Prius.
The answer to your taxi question is simple Squirrel: 1. All taxis in Germany have to be this eggshell colour and Mercedes will give better rates if you buy a taxi from them but traditionally the Mercedes Diesel engine lasts much longer for shorthaul long mileage.
Love your Omsi videos Squirrel! Must check the game out myself soon. Just wish it was a teeny bit cheaper
+SirJambon dont!! the game is really bad optimised. also the maker of omsi is making a game named lotus, it has buses, trams and subways
Yeah I second what he said, I bought it and it's absolutely horrible, don't get fooled into it.
Jake Adamczyk People seem to love it though?
kevin thurmer Interesting, I will wait for their new game then
+SirJambon I got the game for 33% off and its a great game. As long as you have a decent PC its fine.
first of all great video. and squirrel as a truck enthousiast I thought you would know. the narrow lane at a roundabout is actualy for trucks. that part can be used to be able to make a wider turn
whenever you are in town you're only allowed to drive at max with 50kph. these areas are marked by the small yellow boundary signs. If you're not sure if you are in or out of town, just look out for the priority sign at crossings. If it's before the crossing, you are in town, if not, you are out of town and the speed limit is 100kph max
+yoso also should mention that busses are only allowed to drive 80kph out of town, or 60 if some passengers are standing
At 23:40 it said: Our sacrifice, Our Fight, against fascism and War. The survivors to the warning and the commitment.
I hope I translate that correct. Greetings from Germany.
Regarding the 70 km/h limit: After the yellow sign with "Teltow" the city speed limit of 50 km/h applied. The same is when you left the city limits at 10:08. At least for cars it's then 100 km/h (unless otherwise limited). I don't know what to buses apply though.
When there are no road markings [like in residential zones away from main streets], you have to give way to your right.
I like it how he hates the tempeture in busses himself, buts fucking 30 degrees in his bus 😅
At about 6 minutes in when you were talking about the heat and rain stuff, let me tell you, sometimes when I get on a bus I feel like yelling, "Turn the heat down or we will literally turn into fried skin!"
paul been a bus driver and on same route every day i have to train myself to switch off when passengers give me grief.great video btw
The stretch of road at 31:08 would be perfect for a high speed run...I'd be terrible at OMSI
Just so you won't feel unwanted, I'll say to you, "Good day, mate. I appreciate your excellent driving."
3:30 :
on the left it says:
"Our sacrifice, our struggle
against fascism and war" (The 2 lines on the left side)
on the right it's:
"A duty / commitment (hard to say which meaning of "Verpflichtung fits best here) and reminder for the living."
THERE IS AN ANNOUNCER, you just need to program the IBIS. Also you are not suppost to drive with the drivers light on.
23:40 is a war memorial...left side says "our sacrifice, our fight against fascism and war"...the right one says "as a reminder and obligation to the living"
This was more entertaining than i thought it would be.
20:00 i live near Teltow and YES this particular trafficlight feels like hours in reallife ;)
also the circle at 16:30: the withe line is there to tell you not to cross its only for bus and Trucks to cross
23:40 It is a Memorial for the Victims of Nazi-Germany at i says: "Unser Opfer, Unser Kampf - gegen Faschismus und Krieg" -"Den Lebenden zur Mahnung und Verpflichtung" it would be like "Our sacrifice, our struggle - against fascism and war" - "For those who are alive as reminder and commitment"
Tried this route in the night with heavy snow, lets say it took me triple the time you did. #morepractiseneeded :D
Hey qwerty, can you do a DD on this? :)
the cream Mercedes is like the black cab in London
That moment when a person speaks to you - Squirrel goes nuts when that woman talks :D
I think the white line on the roundabout is a reserve area. Normal traffic, cars, vans don't cross it but articulated lorries etc can cross if they need the extra space. We have similar types of roundabout in the UK - just a different method.
yes omsi thanks for the new vid squirrel
Im from Chicago and I have this game on my laptop. And this game pretty fun to play. I like your videos also. And now I want to play that route u just played. Keep post good videos like that.....
26:26 squrriel complaining about the bus in front and then says that bendy bus ain't messing around. Hahaha squirrels, stop messing around 🤣 and drive the bus hahaha 😆 🤣 😂
That sign you were talking about at 23:35 Squirrel means ''The lerenden for reminder and commitment''.
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Really nice map and that was crazy that only one person talked
23:40 - Translates as:
“Our sacrifice, our battle, against fascism and war”
“For the living: a reminder and an obligation”
If you plug the codes into the IBIS, it automatically sets the display at the front of the bus, and then you get the announcer. No need to go to the alt menu and plug it in that way
We went to Cologne and Bruges on our European tour- Bruges had cobbled streets and Cologne had normal streets there
Keep up the awesome work Squirrel
I kept seeing the Scooby Doo van near the beginning
tip: if you want anouncements on this bus, you need to program the ibis:)
With regards to your comment about taxis - Mercedes-Benz offers large subsidies for the taxi trade as it is a good way to advertise the ruggedness of a car. It isn't common in the UK as it's a much smaller market - however some dealers (Skoda in my area do it) will knock off a few grand off the list price of a car if it's to be used as a taxi.
+OMSI BoTW Forgot to mention that I'm a taxi driver, lol. Also in Europe, people are indeed a bit more picky about the vehicles they get in than UK passengers. In Berlin, taxis are beige as that's the colour the city demands public taxis be painted. Similar rules operate in the UK (for example Brighton taxis have to be white with a green bonnet) - local councils decide the taxi rules so obviously it varies from place to place.
28:05 hahaha :D the best part of the video :D
The Plate said "our victim our fight against fascism and war"
nice episode Squirrel greetz from Germany ^^
In Germany taxi drivers use and used to use Mercedes Benz because it’s a very durable car. (One man in Germany made 1.500.000 in one Mercedes the the only thing he fixed in it was the brakes and oil every 60.000km)
Hope someone noticed the temperature reached 30ºC, they might be almost cooking in there ahah
In Lanzarote all taxis are cream merc-benz
15:52 the guy in the bus stop has a kid sat inside him and it looks like he has a huge moustache!
14:10 Manfred says "He drives the bus, it's unbelievable", imagine some cockney accent.
These omsi vids are great!
15:58 I'm dead... Look at the right side and you'll see two people sitting on their laps lol...
"Hallo!"
Audio not broken. :DD
Paul really good video 100%
cant wait until the new wheel comparing
Kind of late, but there are a lot of Mercedes-Benz taxis because they are reliable and Mercedes produces the most cars in Germany. Although they are expensive cars in other areas, Mercedes is a domestic car brand, so they are not nearly as expensive in Germany, especially compared to the other German car manufacturers.
23.39 "Our Victim - Our War - Against Fascism and War! living for reminder and commitment" Somethin like this ;)
+Jonas Vetter 23:39
+Squirrel In Germany, because they love so much their country, all the public service vehicles (like buses, taxis, police cars, ambulances etc.) are german. Also all of the taxis are beige because that is the standard. Every where in Germany you will see beige taxis. Even if it is a Mercedes, or a Volkswagen... Mercedes is the choice of the Berlin's Town hall because they are operating those taxis.
That's not exactly true, in Berlin we also have VDL Buses, which is a Dutch company, as well as Solaris, which is polish company.
Furthermore there quiet a lot Toyota Prius taxis nowadays in Berlin. :)
the taxis are all Mercedes-Benz because they have a high resale value. It's the same in Denmark, where cars are otherwise far more expensive than anywhere else.
great video mate
“As you can see, an imaginary menu”
When you said there is no announcer on this bus, there is you just need to program the IBIS with the route and line to get it.
That route would be no match in a bendy bus! ;)
You basically ignored all speed limit signs lol. You need to get a ticket for going 50 in a 30 zone.
squirrel I just wanted to say that I love your videos they are funny all the time hope I meet you one day you the best youtuber i know you so many fans Enjoy your holidays
p.s please make more omsi 2 videos
4:45
I dont know why but this cracked me up.
2:30 Is it only me or the programming thing wasn't there?
+MrWreck I don't have it either
+MrWreck It opens different windows that his software doesn't record
+they c me trolling - The same thing happens when I record my videos, the timetable doesn't show up.
Da Trucker Mhm
Nothing there
Mercedes Benz gives really good discounts to taxi companies when they buy them at wholesale. Thats why there are so many Mercedes taxis there.
Awsome omsi video
Keep doing Videos squirrel you the best.
hay squirrel I think you are the best player on ETS2 and on omsi 2 and I must to said you are very interestin and amazing man.
8 days from today its my birthday.
i want to give you advice about the game and attempt to use more buses just like some mercedes benz from the three genaration addon or mercedes benz o305,307,407
I think it would beeven more interesting to watch your video and it will also give quite a variety of choices as will be possible to see how each bus wow action in a situation. have a good day.
2:25 We can't see what your doing
Omsi and omsi 2 both use separate Windows for their settings and timetable selection etc, the software doesn't pick it up, as it is recording the game window itself not the extra Windows, hope I didn't confuse you lol
+TheReal_J_MUSS Yeah I've seen that in other OMSI video's before, but the funny thing is, if you look at other OMSI videos from Squirrel in particular, you can see the settings windows, so my guess is Squirrel changed the way he records his video's.
+Gilbert Creemers yeah you right
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15:30 the reason is because Mercedes Benz is made in Germany so it is cheaper for them because one they make the car and it originates in that country, In Germany, all German cars are cheaper because they they don't have to ship it over seas or transport them to other countries. In other countries, they are way more expensive. Like Cadillac, they are pretty expensive in America, but they are two times the price in other countries. Hopefully that makes sense :-)
nice video paul 10/10
+Maxime Clermont poland has many diffrent codes. it depends where your car is registered. For an example konin is pn
I think when you decided wait for that lady at the bus stop even tho she stopped...lol you still should have waited...hurummph 😉😉😉😉
check 05:32. the people walk just thru it. :D
BTW paul. Like it very much. keep on going.
Your poor passengers you left them to bake at 30.5C!
At 12:37 there was a xplane 10 advertisement!
At 9:40... generally the Announcements work on this Bus - if there are any in the corresponding Folder - as long as you programmed the IBIS correctly. In that case you just press the Microphone-Button (usually Q) and you can indeed hear them.
There is only one TAXI Cab Model in the original OMSI2 Package from Spandau 1988, the Mercedes-Benz W123, as you see it all over the Map. If you own e.g. the "Hamburg Tag & Nacht" AddOn, there is a newer Model and also some more actual AI-Cars and Police-Cars, etc. in it. The "Berlin X10" AddOn itself has some new AI-Cars, but i don't yet know, if there is also a TAXI Cab in the Package, maybe you have to manipulate the ailist.cfg in order to use specific other AI-Cars.
If you want some Kind of "not-so silent" Passengers, go for the "Hamburg Tag & Nacht AddOn" - on the Hamburg Buslines you can hear the Passengers talking and mumbling behind you all the Time... Also the Comments have been localized there, the Passengers don't say "Juten Tach..." or something 'Berlin-ish', they say "Moin moin" and other Comments that fit the typical Hamburg Dialect.
If you want the Passengers to buy Tickets, you have to alter the Settings in the Option Menu; there you have the Option Ticket Sale, that is normally set to "none", but you can set it to easy or realistic. If you press Shift+Z, there will appear some red Lines in the Top Row of the Screen, telling you e.g. the Bus Temperature, the next Busstop, the Schedule Time and with the Ticket Sale they tell you, what Ticket the Passenger wants and how much Money they gave you and how much Change you have to return by pressing the corresponding Buttons at the Cash-Desk. In EASY Mode, you can press (as far as i know) the Key T or Shift+T or Alt+T or Control+T to print the right Ticket, take the Money, give correct Change, etc. semi-automatically.
At 23:40... the Writing on the Wall means:
Our Sacrifice - Our Fight - Against Facism and War (left Side)
A Reminder and Commitment for the Survivors (right Side)
got this route of steam it was brill
23:40 +Squirrel Thats a monument for the victims of the fascism.
The 1st sign say: "Our sacrifice our fight against fascism and war".
The second one: "For the living to reminder and commitment."
You shoud put warning not to eat when watching your videos, I almost choked up.. when that first passenfger thart said somthing, got onto bus...
Hello Squirrel, I really enjoy your OMSI series. I have this game on my wishlist now because of your videos. I would like to ask you if you have seen any routes in Mainz Germany. I seen some other fellow on his channel that had some routes from there. I lived in that city for about 4 1/2 years when I was a young soldier in the US Army. His video was ok but I enjoy your personality and attitude in these videos. If you get a route up in Mainz, that would be awesome. However thanks for the great videos in this series and please keep them coming.
You are an exelent bus driver
Mercedes has more down-market and industrial models domestically where they're not strictly a luxury brand. In my experience researching replacement parts for older BMWs, I've found BMW is the same way; their most barebones US market models are often more luxurious than anything they offer in the German domestic market.
They buy Mercs because they are very reliable. They could also buy like 5 Dacias, but back then Mercs were a lot more reliable than the competition. Nowadays they use VW as well quite often
ix Mugen ix But they do still have Mercedes-Benz E-Class
this is more realistic than the bus mod in GTA V
Keep in mind GTA V is not a bus sim
27:57 Its a wonder :D
that middle part for the round about is if your exit is the ferthist so you dont hit the cerb
the sign you wanted to have translated:
our sacrifice, our fight against facism and war for the living as a warning and obligation.
I am not sure if it is 100% correct but I think you can guess the sense.
Kind Regards from germany
15:50.. Was I the only person to notice the horrific AI on the far right of the screen in the bus stop?!?! :D
Paul as I have started a channel now, when your videos have uploaded to youtube , do you leave them private until they are at 60fps or do you just upload them and put them public straight away
12:36 Is that an X-Plane 10 add at that bus stop?
+Gate2Gate Aviation X10
Yes x plane 10
Sup Squirrel!! Nice run today.. I think I know why the passengers didn't talk aside from that one lady, it's because they where all SNOBS!!! lol
Keep up the great work!
P.S. I am getting Anno 2205 tomorrow and I can't wait to see what you make of it!!
When you went through the off trafic lights where im from you would have to treat that as a all way stop but in germany it might be different.