With a very original atmosphere, Saint-Servan represents an experience not seen before in OMSI 2. In fact, the diversity of ambience is the keyword of this map, the secret of this French ambience lies in the inspiration of real places, but also in the creation of several hundred objects and splines that contribute to this impression. With a duration of 10 minutes for the Navette Harbour up to 50 minutes for the C23 line, there is something for everyone in terms of scenery. The N2 night line also crosses the north of the city and serves the main residential and leisure areas. There are also the so-called navette lines such as the 200, 201 and the zu Navette port. With a more urban and faster pace, the lines Chronobus C20 and C23 coexist as well as lines 25 and 204, which serve the local schools. The OMSI 2-AddOn Saint-Servan presents 8 lines of this large network connecting the center of Saint-Servan with the districts and villages in the north of the metropolis (such as Salérin, Monfort-sur-Rhé, Le Roc Saint-André, etc.), passing through historic landscapes, large residential areas of the 1960s, eco-districts of the 2000s, European business districts, but also hamlets, nature reserves, coastal roads and small Breton villages. Breizh is the Breton-Gaelic name of the Brittany. This whole area is served by the Palme d’Or network with almost 70 bus and tram lines, but also by the genuine Breizhgo regional network.
The capital, Saint-Servan, has an atmosphere that very urban and busy like in the large cities of France, with highly frequented and large residential and working areas. The metropolis of Saint-Servan, located in the Morbihan department of French Brittany, has 700,000 inhabitants and is situated in a natural, maritime environment typical of Brittany.
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