Career

## Introduction

The \* denotes the topic requires DLC.

Career mode, including all DLC, contains eleven cities called Kapolei, Miami, Albuquerque, Anchorage\*, Chicago, Detroit\*, San Francisco, New York, Boston\* and Washington. Achieving the required reputation in each city provides a city promotion. A city promotion promotes you to the next city but it also increases difficulty.

Special calls for each city and specific duties are listed on this article. The following page contains spoilers. Replaying calls are accessible with cheats.

Rarely, special calls repeat in different cities.

## Career Modes

Career has three modes called Single City Run, Unique Stories and Daily Routine.

### Single City Run

Single City Run is a chapter by chapter progression mode. Like all modes, it includes the use of city promotions and restricts repetition of encountered calls. However, negative reputations will fail duties. If you fail a duty, you may replay the duty to progress.

### Unique Stories

The Unique Stories mode is recommended for the first playthrough. Players experience the highest number of diverse situations in the shortest time. In this mode, it is required to maintain a positive reputation for every duty. This mode restricts the repetition of encountered calls.

### Daily Routine

Playing the Daily Routine mode represents an operator’s job in a realistic way, but completing the career will take more time. In this mode, you need to collect required number of reputation points in each city.

## City Information

The eleven cities' descriptions and special calls are listed below.

### Kapolei

Kapolei is Hawaiian city, situated on the island Ohau, very close to Pearl City. The city was carefully designed before starting the construction, which makes that city very unique from urbanistic point of view.

The name of the city comes from volcanic cone Puʻu o Kapo lei and mythological Kapo, Goddess of Fertility.

Population: 15 186

**Required reputation**: 100

Special calls

### Albuquerque

Albuquerque is located in the state of New Mexico. The city was founded in 1706 by Spanish colonials, but its dynamic growth has started in 20th century after connecting the city to Route 66.

Localization of Albuquerque provides outstanding weather conditions with average 310 days of sunshine per year and dry, mild climate.

However, Albuquerque has also a dark side: violent crime rate in the city is one of the highest in the nation (annually 9.28 violent crimes per 1 000 residents) and over 30 000 property crimes was committed in 2015.

Population: 556 495

**Required reputation**: 190

Special Calls

### Chicago

Chicago is a third most populous city in the United States. The metropolis, located in state Illinois, is global center of businesses from many branches: finance, industry, technology or telecommunications. The traffic in Windy City is very intensive: O'Hare International Airport is world’s second busiest airport, transportation of goods by highways and railroads is the largest in the country.

Chicago was known from activity of crime organisations. In the twenties, the city was ruled by famous Al Capone and his mafia. Although, that times are long gone and crime rate was decreased in last few decades, Chicago still has problems with many shootings (nearly 3 000 victims in 2015) and homicides (over 600 in 2016).

Population: 2 719 546

**Required reputation**: 250

Special calls

### San Francisco

San Francisco, located in Northern California, is the second most densely populated city in the USA. The most recognized icon of the city is Golden Gate Bridge, the point of destination not only for tourists, but also suiciders (the second most used suicide site in the world). Thanks to near located Silicon Valley, San Francisco has become a centre for start-ups and high tech business (companies like Pinterest, Twitter, Uber, Mozilla, Reddit or Dropbox have headquarters in there). Another famous point of San Francisco is Alcatraz Island, where extremely high-security prison was operating. Closed in 1963, today remains major tourist attraction. The earthquakes happen in that location.

Population: 865 816

**Required reputation**: 350

Special Calls

### New York

New York is not only the most populous city in the United States, but also probably the most famous city in the world. That multicultural metropolis, oftenly called as Big Apple, is a constant inspiration for millions of writers, filmmakers or songwriters, which makes the city influential center of culture.

New York City has the five districts: Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx. NYC used to be considered as a extremely dangerous city, but thanks to efforts of NYCPD (New York City Police Department) number of crimes was lately reduced below the national average for big cities.

Population: 8 550 405

**Required reputation**: 380

Special Calls

### Washington

Washington, D.C., is the capital of the United States of America. In that city, not only can the President be found, but also all most important American politicians, influential representatives of other nations, lobbyists working for multinational corporations and inquisitive journalists.

Despite the fact the headquarters of multiple federal law enforcement agencies are situated here, like the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Washington is not the safest place to live.

The crime rate is significantly lower than in the 90s, but Washington, D.C., still has neighbourhoods which you probably wouldn’t like to visit after night (e.g. Ward 8)

Population: 658 893

**Required reputation**: 500

Special Calls

Miami

The biggest city in Florida is a tourist paradise: high temperatures prevail almost year-round, beautiful beaches hug the Atlantic coast, and parties at South Beach are widely considered legendary. But Miami is not just luxury villas and yachts, there are also poorer districts inhabited by immigrants from South America.

In the 70's and 80's, Miami was dubbed the drug capital of the world. At that time, the city played host to a war between law enforcement and Columbian cartels. Even though those times are long gone, the local crime rate is still among the highest in the United States, with almost 54 crimes per 1,000 residents committed annually.

Miami is the setting of many works of popular culture, such as Miami Vice, Dexter, and Scarface.

A festival is going to be held here in the coming days, requiring additional support from emergency units.

Population: 453 579