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OOSI 2 Add-on Hamburger Buspaket If you're looking for a great add-on to help spice up your OOSI 2 experience, look no further than the Hamburger Buspaket! This add-on replaces the default transit vehicle with a bus from Hamburg. The bus has been painstakingly recreated in OOSI 2's engine and it comes with an extensive library of sounds. In addition, this add-on also includes new skins to make your Hamburg buses more personal. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to get a taste of the German country side!This is an example sentence. It can be any sentence, the sentence doesn't have to make sense. This is what you say after you click on the download link (the download button that says DOWNLOAD). The following phrases are optional but recommended. If you don't include this text, the game will tell you something about it in the title, but there will be no dialog with another character. It is recommended to include all these phrases anyway because they are easy to type (especially if English isn't your native language). This is what you say when you find an object and click on the verb button (the button that says VERB) next to it. This is what you say if you want to combine objects together. For example, if you put a cup and a saucer next to each other and then click on the verb button next to them, you can say "Put the cup on the saucer" instead of "Put the saucer under the cup" or "put your hand under my cup." This way, there is no need to find both objects first. It is possible that one object will accept multiple other objects as well as multiple actions such as putting or taking. Some actions are instantaneous (e.g., "put the cup on the saucer") while others take time (e.g., "take the cup off the saucer"). This is what you say if you want to do an action that requires more than one object, but some objects are already present on the scene. For instance, if you need to put a book under another object, it doesn't matter which book you pick up first because all books are equal, but it also doesn't make sense to say "Put your hand under my coffee cup." The verbs will automatically group objects together if they accept multiple objects or actions at once. If the objects don't accept multiple objects or actions at once, then you will first need to select the object first and then select the verb that requires more than one object. This is what you say if you want to combine an object with an action. For example, if you put a sofa under a light and click on the verb button next to it, you can say "Take your hand under my sofa." This is most useful for combining objects with verbs that takes time such as "wash" or "dry". It is also easier to find an object that has been placed on another object because there is only one object instead of two. Note: This is not a way to combine an action with a direct object (e. cfa1e77820