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Unlock your VW Beetle, Chevrolet C10, Nissan 240Z, Chevrolet Bel Air, and Ford Mustang 1965 with our Need for Speed Payback Derelicts guide. Need for Speed: Payback Underground Soldier appears in chapter 3 - 'City Lights' - of the career. He introduces himself to Mac and swiftly inducts him as a new recruit into Shift Lock. Oct 15, 2020 This Volkswagen Beetle chassis can be found by completing the Mac: Shift-Lock questline. A clue can be obtained by the Underground Soldier of Shift Lock, which will give the location details and collecting it in Silver Canyon will further reveal the parts locations. Chassis Found in Mount Providence. Engine & Drivetrain Found in Mount Providence. Cleanup - This article requires editing to meet the Need for Speed Wiki's quality standards. Ryft Drift is a Drift event that appears in Need for Speed: Payback. It is the first race in the final event in the Shift Lock league during chapter 3 - City Lights, known as Sabotage.

Easy money, REP, and Speed cards:
To get a lot of money, REP, and Speed cards quickly, complete short events. Since all events give almost identical rewards regardless of the difficulty, just keep repeatedly completing the shortest events. The fastest event in the game is the 'Drifting The Block' drift trial. It becomes unlocked early in the game, when you do drift trials for the first time. It is the perfect farming spot for money, REP, and Speed cards. This event can be completed in 90 seconds, and since it is a circle, you finish at the start and can instantly replay it. Each time you finish the drift trial, you will get approximately 12,000 credits (17,000 credits if you sell the Speed card), 120,000 REP, and a Speed card. You can get approximately 3,600,000 REP and 510,000 credits per hour using this method.
Keep replaying the 'Hyperspace Circuit' race. It becomes unlocked during the final act, at the end of the game. It gives 31,000 credits (if you sell the Speed card), 144,000 REP, and a Speed card. The event only takes three minutes to complete, including loading times and transition screens (with a fully upgraded car). It also immediately puts you back at the start of the event. You can get approximately 2,880,000 REP and 619,980 credits per hour using this method.

Unlock Derelict cars
Collect the five hidden Derelict car parts for a Derelict car to unlock it. Each Derelict car requires you to have defeated a different league boss. After defeating a league boss, you will get clues for the five Derelict car part locations of a certain car. In the map menu, select the 'Derelict' tab to view the clues. It shows a drawing with outlines of the streets where the Derelict parts are located. You normally would have to look at the in-game map and compare it with the drawing, but the videos below show all the Derelict part locations. The Derelict cars are special because they can be upgraded to the maximum level without the level caps normal cars have. After upgrading a Derelict car to Performance Level 300, it unlocks a Super Build for more extreme visual customization. After restoring a Derelict car, you can also choose which category you want it to be (Race, Drag, Drift, Runner, or Offroad). It is recommended you choose a different category for each unique car. None of the Derelict car parts are missable, but they will not spawn until you have defeated the corresponding league boss. Assembling one Derelict car unlocks the 'One Man's Trash' trophy, and upgrading it to Performance Level 399 unlocks the 'Another Man's Treasure' trophy.

Chevrolet Bel Air 1955
To collect the five Derelict car parts for the Chevrolet Bel Air 1955, you must first complete the Runner quest line.

Chevrolet C10 Stepside Pickup 1965
To collect the five Derelict car parts for the Chevrolet C10 Stepside Pickup 1965, you must first defeat the 'Riot Club' (Big Sister) league boss (Drag quest line).

Ford Mustang 1965
To collect the five Derelict car parts for the Ford Mustang 1965, you must first defeat the 'La Catrina' league boss (Race quest line).

Nissan Fairlady 240ZG 1971
To collect the five Derelict car parts for the Nissan Fairlady 240ZG 1971, you must first defeat the 'Udo Roth' league boss (Offroad quest line).

Volkswagen Beetle 1963
To collect the five Derelict car parts for the Volkswagen Beetle 1963, you must first defeat the 'Shift-Lock' (The Underground Soldier) league boss (Drift quest line).

All billboard locations
Go to the indicated locations to smash through all 30 billboards and get the 'Does Not Obey' trophy. Each billboard needs to be smashed through using a ramp. Most billboards do not require powerful cars to reach -- so you can get this trophy early with cars under 200 power. The 30 billboard locations are split into three sectors. They are collected from top to bottom, going through the map from left to right.

Getting 3 stars on 'Eject Button' Jump challenge
The 'Eject Button' Jump challenge is one of the hardest jumps in the game, and requires a car that is made for jumping and some practice and luck with the ramp. A good car to use is the Porsche Panamera Turbo with the Offroad build. Mainly go for jump speed cards. These will increase your airtime, and you should get it above 9 or even close to 10. The 'Eject Button' Jump is especially difficult because you have to hit top speed while going against traffic and squeezing through a narrow spot to hit the ramp. This takes some practice.

Easy '1500 bhp... Easy' trophy
The Koenigsegg Regera is unlocked for purchase after completing the story. Buy the 'Race' version at the Race dealership, not the Drag version. Winning Drag races with the Drag version does not unlock the trophy. The Regera costs 794,205 credits. You can farm credits by replaying events and selling cars and performance upgrades you no longer need. Opening shipments is also a quick way to get credits. Play the 'Midnight Run' race. It is in the Desert area in the middle of the map, and the shortest race in the game. It only takes one minute to complete. You must place first in the race without hitting any other cars, guard rails, walls, rocks, etc. to get the '1500 bhp... Easy' trophy. You are allowed to hit street signs since they do not damage your car. If you hit something other than street signs, restart the race to try again. It may take a few tries. Most importantly, try passing all opponents at the first bend in the road. The trickiest part is not hitting any opponents as they tend to drive recklessly. The sooner you take the lead, the better. You still need to drive fast though. Otherwise, your opponents will catch up to you and potentially crash into you from behind. Just practice the race a few times to get the hang of it.
Easy 'Driving The Incredible' trophy
First, progress to the end of Chapter 4, which is when the BMW M5 becomes available for purchase at the Drift Dealership (dealership is marked on the world map with a green icon). The BMW M5 costs 112,905 credits. Make sure to buy the M5 and not a different BMW. Only the BMW M5 works for this trophy. Next, play 'The Drift King' drift trial. It is the final drift race in the game, unlocked in Chapter 4 after completing all other drift trials. It is the longest drift trial, where you can earn the most points. It may take a few tries to get 350,000 points. If you are short on points, pause the game before the finish line and select 'Restart' to try again. If you are having difficulties, try upgrading the car. Your drift score is a combination of speed and drift angle. There is also a multiplier. The multiplier increases whenever you are drifting and drops when you are not (so long drifts are beneficial). However, using nitro will freeze the multiplier -- so use nitro between drifts to keep the multiplier up. Drift at every bend in the road, not just at big turns. At high speeds, even just tapping the handbrake for a split second can get you 10,000+ points on a straight road. With some practice and an upgraded BMW M5, it is not too hard to do this.
Easy 'Hyperspeed' trophy
To reach the top speed of 240 mph, you need to be near the end of the main story and unlock a car that can be upgraded to 399. Try using the Koenigsegg, which is quite expensive but allows you reach the 240 mph without any upgrades. There are a lot of other cars that can reach that top speed with speed upgrades.
Trophies
Successfully complete one of the following tasks to get a trophy:
The Ultimate Payback (Platinum): Collect all trophies.
Who Runs this Town? (Gold): Win all the events and beat all the Roaming Racers in the game.
Active Lifestyle (Silver): Get a 3 Star Rating on all the Activities in the game.
Still Not Lovin Police (Silver): Take down 100 cop vehicles.
The Climb (Silver): Complete 10 events in Ranked Speedlists.
The Mogul (Silver): Buy all available Garage spaces.
Top Dog (Silver): Reach REP level 50.
Wherever I May Roam (Silver): Beat all 4 Roaming Racer bosses.
1500 bhp... Easy (Bronze): Win a race in the Koenigsegg Regera without damaging it.
A Daily a Day (Bronze): Complete your first Daily Challenge.
Aces High (Bronze): Complete all Jumps.
Another Man's Treasure (Bronze): Get a Derelict car to 399 Performance Level.
Carbon Cartel (Bronze): Equip a full setup with the Carbon brand.
Comeback is Real (Bronze): Be last during the final lap of a race and still win.
Cover Stars (Bronze): Own the BMW M5 2017, NISSAN Skyline GT-R (1999) and Chevrolet Bel Air.
Does Not Obey (Bronze): Smash your way through all the Billboards.
Driving the Incredible (Bronze): Get a score of over 350,000 points with the BMW M5 2017 during a Drift Trial event.
First Strike is Deadly (Bronze): Complete all 5 events in a single Speedlist.
Flat-Out (Bronze): Complete all Speed Runs.
Friendly Competition (Bronze): Beat your first Autolog Recommendation.
Hope and Glory (Bronze): Equip a full setup with the Americana brand.
One Man's Trash (Bronze): Assemble a Derelict car.
Outlaws on the Rise (Bronze): Equip a full setup with the Outlaw brand.
Perfect Shift (Bronze): Win a Drag Race round by performing only perfect shifts.
Scrappy Racer (Bronze): Win an event using a Derelict car.
Sideways Style (Bronze): Complete all Drift Zones.
Supercars for Breakfast (Bronze): Beat all the members of the 1% Club roaming racers league in the Nissan GT-R.
Tech Mate (Bronze): Equip a full setup with the NexTech brand.
The Artist (Bronze): Unlock all Visual Customization points.
The Strategist (Bronze): Grind a previously won narrative event for Speed Cards.
Tinker, Tailor, Racer, Fly (Bronze): Win a Race Event with a modified live tuning setup.
Training Wheels Off (Bronze): Reach REP level 2.
Under the Hood (Bronze): Equip a full setup with the Chidori brand.
You've Got the Need (Bronze): Complete all Speed Traps.
Additionally, there are 20 secret trophies:
Against All Odds (Gold): Bring down The House.
Aki Kimura (Bronze): Defeat Noise Bomb league boss Aki Kimura.
Big Sister (Bronze): Defeat Riot Club league boss Big Sister.
Faith Jones (Bronze): Defeat Free Ember Militia league boss Faith Jones.
Gallo Rivera (Bronze): Defeat Silver Six league boss 'Gallo' Rivera.
Holtzman (Bronze): Defeat Hazard Company league boss Holtzman.
Hyperspeed (Bronze): Hit 240 mph using any car.
All In (Bronze): Collect all of the Gambler's Chips.
La Catrina (Bronze): Defeat Graveyard Shift league boss La Catrina.
Mitko Vasilev (Bronze): Defeat Diamond Block league boss Mitko Vasilev.
Natalia Nova (Bronze): Defeat One Percent Club league boss Natalia Nova.
Back in the Game (Bronze): Reassemble the crew.
We Got This (Bronze): Complete the Highway Heist.
Double or Nothing (Bronze): Steal two gold-plated cars.
Spread the Word (Bronze): Win your first event against a Street League.
I Fought the Law (Bronze): Escape the Skyhammer.
Udo Roth (Bronze): Defeat League 73 league boss Udo Roth.
Underground Soldier (Bronze): Defeat Shift-Lock league boss The Underground Soldier.
Welcome to Fortune Valley (Bronze): Complete the Prologue.
Pranked (Bronze): Beat Jesse Wellens in an Outrun Race.

Need for Speed Payback is a racing video game developed by Ghost Games and published by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It is the twenty-third installment in the Need for Speed series. The game was revealed with a trailer released on June 2, 2017 and released worldwide on November 10, 2017,^[1] and was followed up by Need for Speed Heat.

Gameplay[edit]

Need for Speed Payback is a racing game set in an open world environment of Fortune Valley; a fictional version of Las Vegas, Nevada. It is focused on 'action driving' and has three playable characters (each with different sets of skills) working together to pull off action movie like sequences. In contrast with the previous game, it also features a 24-hour day-night cycle.^[2] Unlike the 2015 Need for Speed reboot, Payback includes an offline single-player mode.^[3]

Need for Speed: Payback features a total of 74 vehicles with downloadable contents. Toyota, Scion and Ferrari are not involved in the game due to licensing issues. However, the Subaru BRZ appears in the game.^[4]Aston Martin, Audi, Buick, Jaguar, Koenigsegg, Land Rover, Mercury, Pagani, and Plymouth make their return after their absence from the 2015 installment, while Alfa Romeo, Infiniti, Mini and Pontiac were added via downloadable content.

Plot[edit]

Tyler 'Ty' Morgan (Jack Derges), Sean 'Mac' McAlister (David Ajala), Jessica 'Jess' Miller (Jessica Madsen) and mechanic Ravindra 'Rav' Chaudhry (Ramon Tikaram) are part of a crew in Silver Rock, Fortune Valley. Fixer Lina Navarro (Dominique Tipper) tasks them with stealing a precious Koenigsegg Regera belonging to Marcus 'The Gambler' Weir. However, as Tyler arrives at the drop point, he finds Rav knocked out. Lina appears, revealing that she set up Tyler and his crew to take the fall for the stolen car and she drives away, leaving them at the mercy of the oncoming police force. Upon learning that Lina betrayed both of them, Weir protects Tyler from being arrested, planning their revenge.

Six months later, Tyler spots Lina threatening Weir to hand over the casino to The House, a cartel who controls Fortune Valley's underworld. Frustrated at the lack of progress, he decides to take matters into his own hands. Contacting The House as a racer, he enters a race and wins it, despite Lina having rigged the race for profit. Weir proposes Tyler a way to take down The House and Lina along with it. Tyler is to enter and win 'The Outlaw's Rush', a massive street racing event that has the nation's top racers participating, which The House plans to rig for their own ends. Tyler reassembles his old crew and they successfully defeat all rivaling racing leagues and are thus allowed to enter 'The Outlaw's Rush'. Simultaneously, Jess infiltrates the House and learns of their plans to take over the entire city.

At 'The Outlaw's Rush', Tyler manages to win both the street and the offroad event with the help of all the race crews they allied with during the game, and in the end, defeats Navarro herself. Thus, Navarro and 'The Collector' are defeated and the House's hold over Silver Rock is broken.

In a post-credits scene, Mr. Kobashi, a customer whom Jess had driven, calls Weir and tells him his gamble worked, and that 'The Collector' is finished. He welcomes Weir to Arkwright, the true power behind the House.

Development[edit]

In January 2016, Ghost Games began development on the next Need for Speed game to be released in 2017.^{[5][better source needed]}Electronic Arts later confirmed in their January 2017 earnings call that the next game in the franchise was in development and set to be launched during EA's fiscal year 2018 (Comprising from April 2017 to March 2018).^[6]

Reception[edit]

Need for Speed Payback received 'mixed or average' reviews from critics, according to review aggregatorMetacritic.^[8][9][7]

Luke Reilly of IGN praised Electronic Arts for repairing the problems of the game's predecessor, Need for Speed, but criticized its 'scripted' story, lack of police chases during free roam, scripted police chases, loot box-like mechanisms during customization, poor car handling, unrealistic car damage and several other issues.^[13]PC World criticized the game for being full of microtransactions, the severely limited customizability of cars, gameplay mechanics, a lack of cockpit view and several more issues, and compared it harshly to the Forza Horizon series.^[15]

According to The NPD Group, Payback was the eighth best-selling title in the United States in November 2017.^[16]

Need For Speed Payback Install

References[edit]

1. ^McCormick, Rich (June 2, 2017). 'EA's new Need for Speed: Payback looks very fast and fairly furious'. The Verge. Retrieved June 2, 2017.
2. ^Reilly, Luke (June 2, 2017). 'Need For Speed Payback Looks Faster, More Furious'. IGN. Retrieved June 5, 2017.
3. ^Yin-Poole, Wesley (May 10, 2017). 'The New Need for Speed Lets You Play Single-Player Offline'. Eurogamer. Retrieved June 5, 2017.
4. ^'Toyota's absence from the game was confirmed on Reddit'.
5. ^'Under the Hood #7'. Ghost Games. Retrieved 10 May 2016.
6. ^Dornbush, Jonathon (31 January 2017). 'EA CONFIRMS NEW NEED FOR SPEED WILL BE OUT IN NEXT FISCAL YEAR'. IGN.com. Retrieved 22 February 2017.
7. ^ ^ab'Need for Speed Payback for PC Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved November 6, 2017.
8. ^ ^ab'Need for Speed Payback for PlayStation 4 Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved November 6, 2017.
9. ^ ^ab'Need for Speed Payback for Xbox One Reviews'. Metacritic. Retrieved November 6, 2017.
10. ^Carsillo, Ray (November 7, 2017). 'Need for Speed Payback review'. Electronic Gaming Monthly. EGM Media, LLC. Retrieved November 7, 2017.
11. ^Wakeling, Richard (November 6, 2017). 'Need for Speed Payback Review'. GameSpot. CBS Interactive. Retrieved November 6, 2017.
12. ^Loveridge, Sam (November 7, 2017). 'Need for Speed Payback review: 'Silly, over the top and a little bit self-indulgent, but in a fantastic action movie way.''. GamesRadar. Future plc. Retrieved November 7, 2017.
13. ^ ^abReilly, Luke (November 6, 2017). 'Need for Speed Payback Review'. IGN. Ziff Davis. Retrieved November 6, 2017.
14. ^Good, Owen S. (November 11, 2017). 'Need for Speed Payback review'. Polygon. Vox Media. Retrieved November 11, 2017.
15. ^Dingman, Hayden (November 10, 2017). 'Need for Speed: Payback review: Pouring loot boxes on a tire fire'. PC World. International Data Group. Retrieved December 3, 2017.
16. ^Makuch, Eddie (December 14, 2017). 'Top 20 Best-Selling Games In The US For November 2017'. GameSpot. CBS Interactive.
17. ^'Game Critics Awards: Best of E3 2017 (2017 Nominees)'. Game Critics Awards. Retrieved February 19, 2018.
18. ^Khan, Zubi (August 21, 2017). 'Gamescom 2017 Award Nominees'. CGM. Retrieved February 19, 2018.
19. ^'Nominee List for 2017'. Archived from the original on 2018-02-15. Retrieved 2018-02-19.

External links[edit]

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