The map opens up a lot after you’ve finished the second chapter
Most of the time you’ll need to scout around for hidden roads or entrances that you can sneak through to access the rusted gold. Each of these parts is hidden away on higher ground, and most of the time seemingly where your four wheels can’t reach. But attempt to discover the other four sections of your rusty ride and you’ll soon want to get as much information as you possibly can in one place. This might not be frustrating to begin with, as the actual chassis isn’t that hard to find, lying about on lower ground. But, unlike on the main Derelicts section of the menu, you can’t blow up the image or look at the little snapshot of the actual location and the map at the same time. It’s another UI issue, in that once you’ve obtained the clues you can pin them to your map to remind you what their hiding place looks like. and the cops.Īnother irritation comes in the form of the Derelict clues. After you’ve moved through Chapter two, she’ll be back in the crew and ready to take part in illicit courier deliveries and getaway driving working against the clock. She’s not a racer, per se, but rather a professional driver of sorts. Rounding out your playable crew members is Jess.
Then there’s Sean McAlister - better know as Mac - who’s an offroad specialist, also taking particular joy in drift races, gliding round corners as if your car moves on butter. Later on he’ll also be the one taking part in some drag races in a car with max nitrous from the off. He’s the one who’ll be behind the wheel for your basic speed races, going from point A to point B as fast as possible. Each one has their own specialisms, their own vehicles and you’ll need to work with them in order to get the most out of the game. Need for Speed Payback works a little bit like GTA 5 to in that you’ve got a choice of three characters to race with.
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