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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Auxiliary parts are special items that give special buffs such as bigger/more powerful nitrous tanks and improved car health. Some of them can really save your behind during nighttime.

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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Auxiliary parts are special items that give special buffs such as bigger/more powerful nitrous tanks and improved car health. Some of them can really save your behind during nighttime. However, they can be used once per session.



** Also, each of the iconic cars also sport the exact body kit, spoiler, wheels and license plates as their respective games.



* NiceDayDeadlyNight: Palm City at daytime is more relaxed and easygoing, with sanctioned racing events taking place under the ''Speedhunters Showdown'' label and more lenient cops. When the sun goes down, however, it becomes the type of city ''NFS'' fans came to know with a bustling street racing scene and far, ''far'' more aggressive cops hellbent on taking you down, no matter what it takes.

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* NiceDayDeadlyNight: The TropeCodifier shows Palm City at daytime is more relaxed and easygoing, with sanctioned racing events taking place under the ''Speedhunters Showdown'' label and more lenient cops. When the sun goes down, however, it becomes the type of city ''NFS'' fans came to know with a bustling street racing scene and far, ''far'' more aggressive cops hellbent on taking you down, no matter what it takes.



* InkSuitActor: Many of the characters look accurately as their portrayers. For example, the face of Lt. Frank Mercer looks exactly as their actor, Josh Coxx.

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* InkSuitActor: Many of the characters look accurately as their portrayers. For example, the face of Lt. Frank Mercer looks exactly as their the actor, Josh Coxx.
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Palm City seems peaceful at first: a gorgeous sun-bathed beach-side, and brilliant, modern architecture. The Speedhunters Showdown keeps races clean, and the cops follow the rules. When the night falls, however, things change. The rules are thrown out the window as racers risk everything for reputation, hounded by the PCPD's ruthless task force and its leader, Lieutenant Frank Mercer. And in the midst of all of this is you. You'll build your way up the ranks, regardless of what it takes. And maybe, just maybe, gain something more.

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Palm City seems peaceful at first: a gorgeous sun-bathed beach-side, and brilliant, modern architecture. The Speedhunters Showdown keeps races clean, and the cops follow the rules. When the night falls, however, things change. The rules are thrown out the window as racers risk everything for reputation, hounded by the PCPD's ruthless task force and its leader, Lieutenant Frank Mercer. And in the midst of all of this is you. You'll build your way up the ranks, regardless of what it takes. And maybe, just maybe, gain something more.



* BroadStrokes: This game combines elements from previous entries of the franchise; sanctioned street racing from ''[=ProStreet=]'', the damage system and 'risk versus reward' mechanic from ''Rivals'', and the customization and reintroduction of Ferrari cars in a from the 2015 reboot, among others.

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* BroadStrokes: This game combines elements from previous entries of the franchise; sanctioned street racing from ''[=ProStreet=]'', the damage system and 'risk versus reward' mechanic from ''Rivals'', and the customization and reintroduction of Ferrari cars in a from the 2015 reboot, among others.
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* GoshDangItToHeck: Surprisingly averted. For the first time in the ''NFS'' series, hard profanity is being dropped in game. The police dispatcher at night is a particular potty mouth, dropping words like "shitshow". Eventually some crewmates would also say "bullshit".

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* GoshDangItToHeck: Surprisingly averted. For the first time in the ''NFS'' series, series aside from Need For Speed The Run, hard profanity is being dropped in game. The police dispatcher at night is a particular potty mouth, dropping words like "shitshow". Eventually some crewmates would also say "bullshit". More vulgar words like "fuck" are the only ones not said so far.
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Lieutenant Mercer sways to the crew after losing his job, due to Shaw's backstabbing.]]

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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Lieutenant Mercer sways to Torres ends up supplying the crew with information on Mercer's operations after losing his job, due to Shaw's backstabbing.finding out just how far off the deep end the task force had gone.]]
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* InkSuitActor: Many of the characters look accurately as their portrayers. For example, the face of Lt. Frank Mercer looks exactly as their actor, Josh Coxx.

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* LethalJokeCharacter: Derelict and abandoned cars from ''Payback'' return as standard cars from the dealer. And since all cars share the same max level cap, these cars can humiliate even the top-notch supercars!



* HeelFaceTurn: Lieutenant Mercer sways to the crew after losing his job, due to Shaw's backstabbing.

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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Lieutenant Mercer sways to the crew after losing his job, due to Shaw's backstabbing.]]
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** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in an attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic cars: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery. It's the car you unlock from the mission, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]

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** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in an attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic cars: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery.livery and custom license plate replicating the 2005 title's. It's the car you unlock from the mission, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]
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** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in an attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic cars: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery. It's the last car you unlock, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]

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** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in an attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic cars: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery. It's the last car you unlock, unlock from the mission, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]
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** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in a attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic rides: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery. It's the last car you unlock, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]

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** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in a an attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic rides: cars: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery. It's the last car you unlock, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]

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* CoolCar: During the prologue, the Polestar from the cover belongs to Joe.

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* CoolCar: CoolCar:
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During the prologue, the Polestar from the cover belongs to Joe.Joe.
** [[spoiler: At the end, Mercer, in a attempt to escape from the swarm of cops dragged onto his operation, rides in one of the series' most iconic rides: [[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted the BMW M3 GTR]], complete with livery. It's the last car you unlock, courtesy of the League restoring it as thanks for stopping Mercer.]]
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Auxiliary items. Useful when under the pressure from the cops.

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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Auxiliary items. Useful when under the pressure from the cops.parts are special items that give special buffs such as bigger/more powerful nitrous tanks and improved car health. Some of them can really save your behind during nighttime.



* BribingYourWayToVictory: Played with. Speedcards and lootboxes are scrapped off. In place of the former, a more streamlined car performance upgrade system is implemented. However, a Time Savers pass will be made available after release which will uncover the locations of all collectibles scattered around Palm City.

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* BribingYourWayToVictory: Played with. Speedcards and lootboxes are scrapped off.off entirely. In place of the former, a more streamlined car performance upgrade system is implemented. However, a Time Savers pass will be made available after release which will uncover the locations of all collectibles scattered around Palm City.



* CallBack: Some of the {{Palette Swap}}s available to buy for the player are iconic cars from the series's prior titles, ''Payback'' included. So far, the confirmed ones are Eddie's Nissan Skyline GT-R [=R34=] from ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnderground Underground]]'', Rachel Teller's Nissan [=350Z=] from ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnderground Underground 2]]'', the player character's BMW M3 GTR ([=E46=]) from ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted Most Wanted]]'' 2005, and Faith Jones's Ford F-150 Raptor from ''Payback''. Not only that, the Lamborghini Diablo SV from ''Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit'' finally has its iconic SV logo side vinyls as part of its standard design again.[[note]]Although, the car's standard spoiler is colored the same as the car rather than being colored black like in the past, with no means of repainting it black unless Ghost Games adds a black version of the standard Diablo SV spoiler as a customization option later on.[[/note]]

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* CallBack: Some of the {{Palette Swap}}s available to buy for the player are iconic cars from the series's prior titles, ''Payback'' included. So far, the confirmed ones are Eddie's Nissan Skyline GT-R [=R34=] from ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnderground Underground]]'', Rachel Teller's Nissan [=350Z=] from ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnderground Underground 2]]'', the player character's BMW M3 GTR ([=E46=]) from ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted Most Wanted]]'' 2005, and Faith Jones's Ford F-150 Raptor from ''Payback''. Not only that, the Lamborghini Diablo SV from ''Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit'' finally has its iconic SV logo side vinyls vinyl as part of its standard design again.[[note]]Although, the car's standard spoiler is colored the same as the car rather than being colored black like in the past, with no means of repainting it black unless Ghost Games adds a black version of the standard Diablo SV spoiler as a customization option later on.[[/note]]



* CharacterCustomization: The first time in the series, where instead of FeaturelessProtagonist or a pre-determined protagonist, now you can customize your avatar with different hairstyles, masks and clothing from [[ProductPlacement licensed brands]] like Adidas, Givenchy, Champion, and Marcelo Burlon.

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* CharacterCustomization: The first time in the series, where instead of FeaturelessProtagonist a {{Featureless|Protagonist}} or a pre-determined protagonist, now you can customize your avatar with different hairstyles, masks and clothing from [[ProductPlacement licensed brands]] like Adidas, Givenchy, Champion, and Marcelo Burlon.



* CowboyCop: At night, the PCPD is this trope incarnate, with more aggressive tactics, better equipment such as roadblocks, killswitches and spike strips, and even Rhino vehicles ramming you head on. They treat searching for escaping racers like a game of cat and mouse, and some of them seem to actually ''enjoy'' putting their safety (and the safety of the public and racers) on the line in chases. Their aggressiveness even extends to their ''dispatcher'' who takes an almost sadistic glee in the cops going after racers and is beyond pissed off when a chase lasts too long or the racers get away. They honestly verge on being a collective ''Police Force'' example of the RabidCop.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: Palm City seems to be a nice and colorful NeonCity, with cheery skies and neat traffic to go with. However, things get insane with street racers giving PCPD a headache to deal with.

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* CowboyCop: At night, the PCPD is this trope incarnate, with more aggressive tactics, better equipment such as roadblocks, killswitches and spike strips, and even Rhino vehicles ramming you head on. They treat searching for escaping racers like a game of cat and mouse, and some of them seem to actually ''enjoy'' enjoy' putting their safety (and the safety of the public and racers) on the line in chases. Their aggressiveness even extends to their ''dispatcher'' dispatcher who takes an almost sadistic glee in the cops going after racers and is beyond pissed off when a chase lasts too long or the racers get away. They honestly verge on being a collective ''Police Force'' police force example of the RabidCop.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: Palm City seems to be a nice and colorful NeonCity, with cheery skies and neat traffic to go with. However, things get insane in the night with street racers and the PCPD giving PCPD each other a headache to deal with.headache.



* OnlyInMiami: Palm City takes heavy inspiration from Miami and its metropolitan area. Imagine ''Series/MiamiVice'' as a racing game.
* PimpedOutCar: Returns as usual, also RiceBurner for some builds. And apart from wraps, parts and vanity items, you can even customize the exhaust sound! Zigzagged since some of the cars have no body kits, and can only change the wheels, colors and wraps such as the Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911 {{GT2}} RS and the Nissan GT-R Nismo.

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* OnlyInMiami: Palm City takes heavy inspiration from Miami and its metropolitan area. Imagine ''Series/MiamiVice'' area, as a racing game.
well as the surrounding regions between Florida and Georgia.
* PimpedOutCar: Returns as usual, also RiceBurner for some builds. usual. And apart from wraps, parts and vanity items, you can even customize the exhaust sound! Zigzagged since some of the cars have no body kits, and can only change the wheels, colors and wraps such as the Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911 {{GT2}} [=GT2=] RS and the Nissan GT-R Nismo.



* BigBad: Shaw, Mercer's [[TheDragon Dragon]]
* CoolBike: During the prologue, Officer Torres, one of Mercer's squadmates, rides a BMW S1000RR.

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* BigBad: Shaw, BigBadDuumvirate: Lieutenant Frank Mercer and Danny Shaw. The former appears at first as a ByTheBookCop but he encourages his comrades to break the law to capture as many racers as possible. The latter is Mercer's [[TheDragon Dragon]]
DragonInChief and number one lackey - a {{sadist}}ic, trash-talking RabidCop whose blind zealotry in taking down street racers makes him just as bad, if not worse than the people he's trying to capture.
* CoolBike: During the prologue, Officer Eva Torres, one of Mercer's squadmates, rides a BMW S1000RR.[=S1000RR=].



* DownerBeginning: Joe's fiasco at the prologue, resulting his loss of his car his InvoluntaryGroupSplit with Ana, and leaving for Ventura Bay on foot.

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* DownerBeginning: Joe's fiasco at the prologue, resulting his the loss of his car Polestar, his InvoluntaryGroupSplit with Ana, and leaving departure for Ventura Bay on foot.Bay.
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Wrecking your car during night time causes the session to end automatically and go back to the hideout without any Rep multiplier. If you get busted by the cops, you also have to pay a fine which can be easily compensated by doing some daytime races.

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* DownerBeginning: Joe's fiasco at the prologue, resulting his loss of his car his InvoluntaryGroupSplit with Ana, and leaving for Ventura Bay on foot.



* HeelFaceTurn: Lieutenant Mercer sways to the crew after losing his job, due Shaw's backstabbing.

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* HeelFaceTurn: Lieutenant Mercer sways to the crew after losing his job, due to Shaw's backstabbing.



* {{Jerkass}}: Mercer's sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]],ventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Mercer's sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]],ventually Shaw]], eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.
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!!''Need for Speed Heat'' provides examples of these following tropes:

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!!''Need for Speed Heat'' provides examples of these following tropes:!!Nice tropes. But I'm gonna need them right now:



-->Turn the key. Burn all limits.

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-->Turn the key. Burn all limits.-->'''''I SAID RIGHT NOW!'''''

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* BigBad: Lieutenant Frank Mercer, leader of the PCPD task force, is the game's antagonist.

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* BigBad: Lieutenant Frank Mercer, leader of the PCPD task force, is the game's antagonist.Shaw, Mercer's [[TheDragon Dragon]]



* HeelFaceTurn: Lieutenant Mercer sways to the crew after losing his job, due Shaw's backstabbing.



* {{Jerkass}}: Once again, Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more. The latter being to harsh and eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Once again, Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his Mercer's sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more. The latter being to harsh and eventually Shaw]],ventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.
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* EverythingIsSmashableArea: From barriers to lamp posts, even you can smash palm trees and stone walls without taking damage!

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->''"Street racing has no place on public roads. Mark my words, if you are out there and you're engaging in this type of activity, we will find you. And if you thing that you can get away by just hitting the gas, then you're in for a surprise. Because, we're coming after you hard and we're coming after you fast. Trust me: there is no escape."''

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->''"Street racing has no place on public roads. Mark my words, if you are out there and you're engaging in this type of activity, we will find you. And if you thing think that you can get away by just hitting the gas, then you're in for a surprise. Because, we're coming after you hard and we're coming after you fast. Trust me: there is no escape."''



* BigBad: Lieutenant Frank Mercer, leader of the PCPD task force, is the game's antagonist.

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* BigBad: Lieutenant Frank Mercer, leader of AntiFrustrationFeatures: Auxiliary items. Useful when under the PCPD task force, is pressure from the game's antagonist.cops.



* CoolBike: During the prologue, Officer Torres, one of Mercer's squadmates, rides a BMW S1000RR.



* GetOut: At the end of the prologue, Lieutenant Mercer berates Joe to leave Palm City along with his crew and never return.
-->'''Mercer''': [[HeyYou You...]] Get out of town. And if we see you or any of your Crew 'round here again... you're going to be joining that car. You understand?! Get up. Go tell your friends.



* GratuitousSpanish: During the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ewiJJe_nYI official reveal trailer]] that was voiced by a SpicyLatina.
-->El tiempo es el fuego en el que ardemos. [[note]]Time is the fire in which we burn.[[/note]]
** On the other hand, your mechanic Lucas is this, due to his Cuban origin.
--> '''Lucas''': Mira la calle esta caliente. [[note]]The streets are looking hot.[[/note]]
* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Joe is forced to sever his ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], at the end of the prologue.
-->'''Ana''': Hey! What happened, Bro? Where the hell's your car? Hey!
-->'''Joe''': This is bullshit, Ana! I'm out! I... I'm going back to Ventura. And I'm taking Richie with me.
-->'''Ana''': But we're a Crew!
-->'''Joe''': Not anymore! It's over!
-->'''Ana''': [[BigWhat What?!]] You just gonna walk to Ventura?
-->'''Joe''': Yep...! You're on your own!
* {{Jerkass}}: Once again, Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more. The latter being to harsh and eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.


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* BigBad: Lieutenant Frank Mercer, leader of the PCPD task force, is the game's antagonist.
* CoolBike: During the prologue, Officer Torres, one of Mercer's squadmates, rides a BMW S1000RR.
* CoolCar: During the prologue, the Polestar from the cover belongs to Joe.
* GetOut: At the end of the prologue, Lieutenant Mercer berates Joe to leave Palm City along with his crew and never return.
-->'''Mercer''': [[HeyYou You...]] Get out of town. And if we see you or any of your Crew 'round here again... you're going to be joining that car. You understand?! Get up. Go tell your friends.
* GratuitousSpanish: During the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ewiJJe_nYI official reveal trailer]] that was voiced by a SpicyLatina.
-->El tiempo es el fuego en el que ardemos. [[note]]Time is the fire in which we burn.[[/note]]
** On the other hand, your mechanic Lucas is this, due to his Cuban origin.
--> '''Lucas''': Mira la calle esta caliente. [[note]]The streets are looking hot.[[/note]]
* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Joe is forced to sever his ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], at the end of the prologue.
-->'''Ana''': Hey! What happened, Bro? Where the hell's your car? Hey!
-->'''Joe''': This is bullshit, Ana! I'm out! I... I'm going back to Ventura. And I'm taking Richie with me.
-->'''Ana''': But we're a Crew!
-->'''Joe''': Not anymore! It's over!
-->'''Ana''': [[BigWhat What?!]] You just gonna walk to Ventura?
-->'''Joe''': Yep...! You're on your own!
* {{Jerkass}}: Once again, Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more. The latter being to harsh and eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.


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* CoolBike: One of Lieutenant Mercer's squadmates, Torres has a sports bike.

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* CoolBike: One During the prologue, Officer Torres, one of Lieutenant Mercer's squadmates, Torres has rides a sports bike.BMW S1000RR.



* GetOut: At the end of the prologue, Lieutenant Mercer berates Joe to leave Palm City along with his crew and never return.
-->'''Mercer''': [[HeyYou You...]] Get out of town. And if we see you or any of your Crew 'round here again... you're going to be joining that car. You understand?! Get up. Go tell your friends.



* {{Jerkass}}: Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more. The latter being to harsh and eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Once again, Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more. The latter being to harsh and eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.



* ResourcesManagementGameplay: Since you can go to the gas station to repair your car, during the night, you can only repair up to 3 times in a single night session. When your car is in critical damage and you used up your repairs, you're on your own.

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* ResourcesManagementGameplay: Since you can go to the gas station to repair your car, during the night, you can only repair up to 3 times in a single night session. When your car is in critical damage and you used up your repairs, you're on your own. Especially when you're being chased down by the cops.
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* CoolCar: Not just the tuners, muscle cars and supercars we came to know and love, but also some sedans and electric sports cars such as the Polestar 1 from the cover and convertible variants of certain cars.

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* CoolCar: Not just the tuners, muscle cars and supercars we came to know and love, but also some sedans and electric sports cars such as the Polestar 1 from the cover and cover, as well as convertible and high performance variants of certain cars.



** On the other hand, your mechanic Lucas is this, due to his Hispanic origin.

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** On the other hand, your mechanic Lucas is this, due to his Hispanic Cuban origin.



* {{Jerkass}}: Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick Shaw is even more.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick Shaw [[TheDragon Shaw]] is even more.more. The latter being to harsh and eventually [[KickTheDog kicking]] Joe for losing his car.



* PimpedOutCar: Returns as usual, also RiceBurner for some builds. And apart from wraps, parts and vanity items, you can even customize the exhaust sound! Zigzagged since some of the cars have no body kits, and can only change the wheels, colors and wraps such as the Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911 GT2 RS and the Nissan GT-R Nismo.

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* PimpedOutCar: Returns as usual, also RiceBurner for some builds. And apart from wraps, parts and vanity items, you can even customize the exhaust sound! Zigzagged since some of the cars have no body kits, and can only change the wheels, colors and wraps such as the Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911 GT2 {{GT2}} RS and the Nissan GT-R Nismo.

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!!Nice page. But, I'm gonna need those tropes. Right now.

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!!Nice page. But, I'm gonna need those tropes. Right now.!!''Need for Speed Heat'' provides examples of these following tropes:



* CoolBike: One of Lieutenant Mercer's henchmen, Torres has a sports bike.

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* CoolBike: One of Lieutenant Mercer's henchmen, squadmates, Torres has a sports bike.



* CutTheJuice: Killswitches from ''Payback'' return, and the PCPD is not afraid to use them against you. Like how Rav fitted the countermeasures on Tyler's car that counter the killswitches during the Outlaw's Rush, you can actually fit a Killswitch Jammer in a similar vein as ''Hot Pursuit'' and ''Rivals''.

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* CutTheJuice: Killswitches from ''Payback'' return, and the PCPD is not afraid to use them against you. Like how Rav fitted the countermeasures on Tyler's car that counter the killswitches during the Outlaw's Rush, you can actually fit a Killswitch Jammer an auxiliary item which can counter the killswitch in a similar vein as the Jammer in ''Hot Pursuit'' and ''Rivals''.



-->''El tiempo es el fuego en el que ardemos.'' [[note]]Time is the fire in which we burn.[[/note]]

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-->''El -->El tiempo es el fuego en el que ardemos.'' ardemos. [[note]]Time is the fire in which we burn.[[/note]]



* PimpedOutCar: Returns as usual, also RiceBurner for some builds. And apart from wraps, parts and vanity items, you can even customize the exhaust sound!

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* PimpedOutCar: Returns as usual, also RiceBurner for some builds. And apart from wraps, parts and vanity items, you can even customize the exhaust sound!sound! Zigzagged since some of the cars have no body kits, and can only change the wheels, colors and wraps such as the Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911 GT2 RS and the Nissan GT-R Nismo.
* ResourcesManagementGameplay: Since you can go to the gas station to repair your car, during the night, you can only repair up to 3 times in a single night session. When your car is in critical damage and you used up your repairs, you're on your own.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Downplayed. If you engage a police pursuit, regardless whether day or night, you can immediately bribe the cops 5,000 so they won't bother you for reckless driving.



-->'''''[[MemeticMutation I SAID RIGHT NOW!]]'''''

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-->'''''[[MemeticMutation I SAID RIGHT NOW!]]'''''-->Turn the key. Burn all limits.

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->''"[[GratuitousSpanish El tiempo es el fuego en el que ardemos.]]"''[[note]]Time is the fire in which we burn.[[/note]]

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for a surprise. Because, we're coming after you hard and we're coming after you fast. Trust me: there is no escape."''
-->-'''Lt. Frank Mercer''', Palm City Police Department


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* GratuitousSpanish: During the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ewiJJe_nYI official reveal trailer]] that was voiced by a SpicyLatina.
-->''El tiempo es el fuego en el que ardemos.'' [[note]]Time is the fire in which we burn.[[/note]]
** On the other hand, your mechanic Lucas is this, due to his Hispanic origin.
--> '''Lucas''': Mira la calle esta caliente. [[note]]The streets are looking hot.[[/note]]
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* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Joe severs his ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], at the end of the prologue.

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* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Joe severs is forced to sever his ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], at the end of the prologue.
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Palm City seems peaceful at first: a gorgeous sun-bathed beach-side, and brilliant, modern architecture. The Speedhunters Showdown keeps races clean, and the cops follow the rules. When the night falls, however, things change. The rules are thrown out the window as racers risk everything for reputation, hounded by the PCPD's ruthless task force and its leader, Lieutenant Mercer. And in the midst of all of this is you. You'll build your way up the ranks, regardless of what it takes. And maybe, just maybe, gain something more.

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Palm City seems peaceful at first: a gorgeous sun-bathed beach-side, and brilliant, modern architecture. The Speedhunters Showdown keeps races clean, and the cops follow the rules. When the night falls, however, things change. The rules are thrown out the window as racers risk everything for reputation, hounded by the PCPD's ruthless task force and its leader, Lieutenant Frank Mercer. And in the midst of all of this is you. You'll build your way up the ranks, regardless of what it takes. And maybe, just maybe, gain something more.



* GoshDangItToHeck: Surprisingly averted. For the first time in the ''NFS'' series, hard profanity is being dropped in game. The police dispatcher at night is a particular potty mouth, dropping words like "shitshow".

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* GoshDangItToHeck: Surprisingly averted. For the first time in the ''NFS'' series, hard profanity is being dropped in game. The police dispatcher at night is a particular potty mouth, dropping words like "shitshow". Eventually some crewmates would also say "bullshit".

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* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: Joe severs his ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], at the end of the prologue.
-->'''Ana''': Hey! What happened, Bro? Where the hell's your car? Hey!
-->'''Joe''': This is bullshit, Ana! I'm out! I... I'm going back to Ventura. And I'm taking Richie with me.
-->'''Ana''': But we're a Crew!
-->'''Joe''': Not anymore! It's over!
-->'''Ana''': [[BigWhat What?!]] You just gonna walk to Ventura?
-->'''Joe''': Yep...! You're on your own!



* WeUsedToBeFriends: Joe severs the ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], 5 nights ago.
-->'''Ana''': Hey! What happened, Bro? Where the hell's your car? Hey!
-->'''Joe''': This is bullshit, Ana! I'm out! I... I'm going back to Ventura. And I'm taking Richie with me.
-->'''Ana''': But we're a Crew!
-->'''Joe''': Not anymore! It's over!
-->'''Ana''': [[BigWhat What?!]] You just gonna walk to Ventura?
-->'''Joe''': Yep...! You're on your own!
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* SuddenlyVoiced: For the first time ever, apart from Jack Rourke or [[Videogame/NeedForSpeedPayback Tyler, Mac and Jess]], your PlayerCharacter will actually talk. Different genders and ethnicity offer different voices of the character you picked.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Joe severs the ties with his crewmate Ana after he lost his [[CoolCar Polestar]], 5 nights ago.
-->'''Ana''': Hey! What happened, Bro? Where the hell's your car? Hey!
-->'''Joe''': This is bullshit, Ana! I'm out! I... I'm going back to Ventura. And I'm taking Richie with me.
-->'''Ana''': But we're a Crew!
-->'''Joe''': Not anymore! It's over!
-->'''Ana''': [[BigWhat What?!]] You just gonna walk to Ventura?
-->'''Joe''': Yep...! You're on your own!
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* Jerkass: Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick Shaw is even more.

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* Jerkass: {{Jerkass}}: Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick Shaw is even more.

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* BigBad: Lieutenant Mercer, leader of the PCPD task force, is the game's antagonist.

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* BigBad: Lieutenant Frank Mercer, leader of the PCPD task force, is the game's antagonist.


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* CoolBike: One of Lieutenant Mercer's henchmen, Torres has a sports bike.


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* Jerkass: Lieutenant Mercer. Eventually his sidekick Shaw is even more.
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* CharacterCustomization: This trope makes its first appearance in the series. You can customize your avatar with different hairstyles, masks and clothing from licensed brands like Adidas, Givenchy, Champion and Marcelo Burlon.

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* CharacterCustomization: This trope makes its The first appearance time in the series. You series, where instead of FeaturelessProtagonist or a pre-determined protagonist, now you can customize your avatar with different hairstyles, masks and clothing from [[ProductPlacement licensed brands brands]] like Adidas, Givenchy, Champion Champion, and Marcelo Burlon.
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''Need for Speed Heat'' is the upcoming twenty-fourth main installment in the [[VideoGameLongRunners long-running]] ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' series. It will be released on November 8, 2019 on Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC. The game marks the series's [=25th=] anniversary.

Palm City seems peaceful at first: a gorgeous sun-bathed beach-side, and brillant, modern architecture. The Speedhunters Showdown keeps races clean, and the cops follow the rules. When the night falls, however, things change. The rules are thrown out the window as racers risk everything for reputation, hounded by the PCPD's ruthless task force and its leader, Lieutenant Mercer. And in the midst of all of this is you. You'll build your way up the ranks, regardless of what it takes. And maybe, just maybe, gain something more.

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''Need for Speed Heat'' is the upcoming twenty-fourth main installment in the [[VideoGameLongRunners long-running]] ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' series. It will be released on November 8, 2019 on Playstation 4, Xbox One UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and PC.UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows. The game marks the series's [=25th=] anniversary.

Palm City seems peaceful at first: a gorgeous sun-bathed beach-side, and brillant, brilliant, modern architecture. The Speedhunters Showdown keeps races clean, and the cops follow the rules. When the night falls, however, things change. The rules are thrown out the window as racers risk everything for reputation, hounded by the PCPD's ruthless task force and its leader, Lieutenant Mercer. And in the midst of all of this is you. You'll build your way up the ranks, regardless of what it takes. And maybe, just maybe, gain something more.



* BroadStrokes: This game combines elements from previous entries of the franchise; sanctioned street racing from ''Prostreet'', the damage system and 'risk versus reward' mechanic from ''Rivals'', and the customization and reintroduction of Ferrari cars in a from the 2015 reboot, among others.

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* BroadStrokes: This game combines elements from previous entries of the franchise; sanctioned street racing from ''Prostreet'', ''[=ProStreet=]'', the damage system and 'risk versus reward' mechanic from ''Rivals'', and the customization and reintroduction of Ferrari cars in a from the 2015 reboot, among others.



* CallBack: Some of the {{Palette Swap}}s available to buy for the player are iconic cars from the series's prior titles - ''Payback'' included. So far, the confirmed ones are Eddie's Nissan Skyline GT-R [=R34=] from ''Underground'', Rachel's Nissan [=350Z=] from ''Underground 2'', the player character's BMW M3 [=E46=] GTR from ''Most Wanted 2005'', and Faith Jones's Ford F-150 Raptor from ''Payback''.

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* CallBack: Some of the {{Palette Swap}}s available to buy for the player are iconic cars from the series's prior titles - titles, ''Payback'' included. So far, the confirmed ones are Eddie's Nissan Skyline GT-R [=R34=] from ''Underground'', Rachel's ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnderground Underground]]'', Rachel Teller's Nissan [=350Z=] from ''Underground 2'', ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedUnderground Underground 2]]'', the player character's BMW M3 [=E46=] GTR ([=E46=]) from ''Most Wanted 2005'', ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeedMostWanted Most Wanted]]'' 2005, and Faith Jones's Ford F-150 Raptor from ''Payback''.''Payback''. Not only that, the Lamborghini Diablo SV from ''Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit'' finally has its iconic SV logo side vinyls as part of its standard design again.[[note]]Although, the car's standard spoiler is colored the same as the car rather than being colored black like in the past, with no means of repainting it black unless Ghost Games adds a black version of the standard Diablo SV spoiler as a customization option later on.[[/note]]



* GoshDangItToHeck: Surprisingly averted. For the first time in the NFS series, hard profanity is being dropped in game. The police dispatcher at night is a particular potty mouth, dropping words like "shitshow".

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* GoshDangItToHeck: Surprisingly averted. For the first time in the NFS ''NFS'' series, hard profanity is being dropped in game. The police dispatcher at night is a particular potty mouth, dropping words like "shitshow".



* OnlyInMiami: Palm City takes heavy inspiration from Miami and its metropolitan area. Imagine ''[[{{Film/MiamiVice}} Miami Vice]]'' as a racing game.

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* OnlyInMiami: Palm City takes heavy inspiration from Miami and its metropolitan area. Imagine ''[[{{Film/MiamiVice}} Miami Vice]]'' ''Series/MiamiVice'' as a racing game.

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