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What multiplayer in Need for Speed ProStreet will look like

As you know, the project will feature new multiplayer modes. Let's talk specifically about this aspect of the future project.

One of these innovations will be the so-called "Race Day". Instead of racing against other racers at the same time, you'll be able to drive the tracks on your own at a time convenient for you. But your results will go into a unified ranking system. This is an even more serious test than competing against real racers on the same track. After all, you'll have to improve your time again and again to stay at the top of the ranking system. And the winner of the "Race Day" will be able to grab a prize.

If you do decide to compete in this system, you must load into this special multiplayer mode of the game. You'll be provided with a list of cars for each race. Some cars will be free, while others can be unlocked for extra money. Each time the list will be different, and you'll have to drive whatever is available at that moment.

In each such Race Day there will be a different number of events. There may be several, or there may be only one. Players can complete them in any order they want. You can return to any event at any time and try to improve your result.

A target time will be set for each event. If you complete the race in less time, you're awarded extra points. A won race gives you extra points. Your place in the overall racer ranking is determined by the points you've accumulated. Points are also awarded for damage.

The advantage of this mode is that you don't have to play all night and look for real racers. You can complete everything in calmer and more comfortable conditions. At the same time, the points system is quite complex. You don't necessarily have to win all the time to end up at the top of the rankings. Points are awarded for top speeds in the race, for better cornering, and much more. At the same time, you'll constantly feel like you're competing against other real racers. Perhaps not on the same track. But under the same conditions and in the same cars. Let's see if you have the strength and endurance to be at the front.

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