Mode, which is done by earning career experience points during each race. The more you suck, though, the more points you'll spend on repairs and resets, and the longer it'll take to level up. I can't say I'm sold on this personally because it's one of those systems where you have to replay certain missions over and over just to grind an arbitrary number of points to progress. There's plenty of gameplay and replaying of each map without being held back like this, so I wish you could just give career levels the finger, like every other rule in the game. There's something else I'd like to give the finger to: the performance. This NUMBER_TOKEN FPS video you're watching isn't messed up, that's actually how it runs on my system on MEDIUM settings. A system which easy surpasses the recommended specs, and can play any other open-world game at consistently high frame rates with ease. It's not uncommon at all for some stages to run in the single digits. Not only that, but the load times are abysmal, taking over a minute to load certain races, and this is running on an SSD. For a NUMBER_TOKEN game that looks like something from NUMBER_TOKEN, this is unacceptable. And that's just single-player. Multiplayer is even worse, which is a shame because online Carmageddon is always a blast. And this should be a blast because overall I'm very happy with how "Reincarnation" turned out. When it's running half-decently, I'm grinning like a doofus, completely content with smashing up post-apocalyptic cars and crashing through pane-glass windows while literally farting on my opponents. But when things get even slightly chaotic, things slow down to a crawl. It's sad because otherwise I'd have no problem recommending this at its asking price of $NUMBER_TOKEN on Steam. So until this is fixed, hold out for a sale, because while the fun is here, the ability to fully enjoy it without a very specific computer setup is not. I'm curious how the still-in-progress PSNUMBER_TOKEN and Xbox One versions will play, if they ever see the light of day, that is, and I don't even know, considering the year-long delay on us even getting this one. At any rate, there's at least a new game in the chaotic Carmageddon series to enjoy now. I just wish the only chaotic thing about it was the gameplay, instead of the playability. [heavy metal music]
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