Endurance events, whilst being longer, do have their own playlist type and will feature one Endurance event, offering the winner a lower but still substantial $28,500, with a full playlist of players allowing the winner to earn up to $65,550. Rumble Playlists available in Volume 2 are categorized as ‘Mixed Tier’ if you have any issues struggling to find them, offering rumble races in different car classes.
Rumble events are close quarters races taking place on many of the Takeover circuits featured in the single player, whilst Endurance events are, in the name, long form point-to-point events which typically span a good portion of the map.
In addition to this, new Rumble and Endurance event types have been added into the playlist pool. The multipliers based on how many people are in a playlist make the biggest difference and have had a significant boost, with a full normal playlist now offering $87,400 for whoever comes first. Volume 2 also introduces a much-needed refresh of the Race Playlists available in PvP, not only changing up the events featured in a Race Playlist but drastically increasing the payouts for them.Īt launch, playlists would offer $18,000 for first place, however with Volume 2 they now offer $38,000. The addition of cops however now means there’s a risk of any money earned in the open world while in a pursuit, whether that be from taking down cops to completing activities or smashing collectibles, has a chance to be lost if you were to be busted or wrecked.ĭuring my preview experience I was playing in lobbies by myself, so I couldn’t get to see the full potential of cops online with other players and how multiple pursuits in the same session will work, however cops are just as aggressive as they are in single-player (with around 6-7 pursuing at one time) and will no doubt a crazy experience with friends and other players. Curiously omitted from the game at launch, police now roam the streets of Lakeshore as you tear around the open world, adding a whole new sense of presence into the online world.Ĭops in multiplayer behave a little different compared to the single-player, most notably evading a pursuit in multiplayer will fully reset your Heat level as opposed to sticking with you until you end your session. One of Volume 2’s highlighting features is the highly requested and much needed addition of cops in online lobbies.
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