On Darius's advice, the player begins taking part in street races for control over territories controlled by rival crews across three of the city's four boroughs: Kempton, the city's industrial complex Downtown, which houses the city's metropolitan and financial buildings and Fortuna, which houses the city's residential area with Darius and Stacked Crew controlling the fourth one, Silverton, which houses the city's casino and resort facilities. With Nikki's help, the player receives two crew members to help in races and a safehouse to operate from. The player escaped with the help of Darius and the player's then-girlfriend Nikki before leaving, she handed over the bag containing the race's prize money, which later turned out to contain paper.īack in the present, Darius, who now leads his own crew called Stacked Deck, of which Nikki is a member, asks her to assist the player despite her belief that the player betrayed everyone for the prize money. However, the racers were ambushed by the city's police, who began arresting everyone involved. While all of this happens, it's revealed that several years prior to the events of Most Wanted, the player took part in a major street race around Palmont for a large cash prize against three other racers, each leader of a street racing crew: Kenji, leader of the Bushido Angie, leader of the 21st Street Crew and Wolf, leader of the T.F.K. After a crash causes the player to total their car, Cross attempts to arrest them, but is stopped by another street racer, Darius, who pays them off. Following their time in Rockport, the player returns to Palmont in their BMW M3 GTR, but is pursued along a canyon route by former police sergeant Cross, who now works as a bounty hunter and seeks revenge against them. The game's main story takes place after the events of Need for Speed: Most Wanted. While gameplay is similar to its predecessor, Carbon introduced a number of new features, including crews and racing wingmen, toge-styled racing events, and greater customization options.
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Published by Electronic Arts and developed by EA Black Box, it was released on October 30, 2006, for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo GameCube, Wii, Windows, mobile phones and Mac OS X and in 2008 for arcades. Need for Speed: Carbon is a 2006 racing game and the tenth installment in the Need for Speed series. Also, the one that's an (almost) Immediate Sequel to the previous one.
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It's just a matter of how it's expressed- upgrade package tiers were absolute in MW and relative in Carbon.The One With… canyon races and territory wars. So, the first upgrade a higher tier car could get would be a more expensive package than the first upgrade a cheap car good get. IIRC, in NFSMW the higher "tier" cars simply couldn't get the cheaper upgrades.
(in some cases, MW gave you more incentive to upgrade to a higher tier car in the short term, since the higher tier cars would occasionally have higher performance than the lower tier cars with the upgrades you had currently unlocked)quote:Originally posted by Luca Rescigno:The tiers also allow upgrades for faster cars to be more expensive, which makes sense. So, in the long term Carbon offers more incentives to upgrade to higher tier cars than MW. This is in contrast to MW, where two cars with the same level of performance upgrades were generally competitive with each other regardless of what "tier" the car was. What he was saying is that while at your current position in the campaign they might be comparable un-upgraded to an upgraded lower tier car, once you do unlock the upgrades for them they'll be better than a lower tier car with the equivalent upgrades. IIRC, the map will also tell you what races unlock what when you have them highlighted.EDIT to add in response to your edit-quote:Right now, there is even less incentive to upgrade the car. Quote:Originally posted by Jago:So how do I unlock the perfomance upgrades for the new cars I have recently unlocked? Keep playing.
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