Part of what makes grinding fun is the rewarding feeling of actually reaching that achievement! You set a goal for yourself, you put in time to meet that goal and eventually, through your own persistence, you'll achieve that goal. And even though you may pass the test, you won’t be any better or smarter for it. Think of it as cheating on a test in school - if you just get the answers from one of your classmates or friends, you’re not doing the work yourself. You’ll know your collection, upgrades, and possible skill purchases weren't legitimately completed. what do you really gain from just doing that? What satisfaction would you feel from it? You might think it’s cool for a little while, but since you didn’t put in any work for it, it will have no meaning. Yes, that is a thing specifically for the PC version of the game, but I do not recommend doing this!Īlthough it may be fun having a fully complete collection with all the cars upgraded and having all skills unlocked for each within a very short amount of time. The REAL fun starts with the Secret cars!īefore I go into the full vehicle list, I feel it’s very important to talk about this first because it is common for people to want all upgraded vehicles and possibly every single skill for them unlocked so badly that they will skip directly to the end result by getting a hold of a 100% save game data from someone else. Super Treasure Hunts - 6,000 * 15 = 90,000 Coinsġ30,000 + 105,000 + 90,000(2) = 415,000 Total CoinsĪnd that total is assuming you don't spend 350 on any Shop refreshes (or 1,000 for refreshing prizes from the Hot Wheels Spin). There's 65 Commons, 30 Rares, 18 Legends, 15 Super Treasure Hunts, and 13 unlockable Secret rarity cars in total, giving off the max of 141 vehicles in the base game, compared to Unleashed 1's 73 base game cars.

They never appear in the Hot Wheels Spin. * = Duplicates of cars part of the Secret rarity can only be seen in the Shop once the ones from the Unleashed Missions are obtained. Here's the prices for what you're usually gonna see: So as you can tell, the game is much more generous with getting the cars unlike the first game with that terrible Blind Box system. Despite that, you'll usually find all the buyable ones in the shop anyway, and you can also force a refresh for every 350 Coins if you don't feel like waiting. And don't worry, microtransactions in this game do not exist, it's just you earning in-game currency. They're in the thousands now, and the payouts are much more than before so it's not like you're gonna have financial problems. Vehicle pricesAs was just explained, vehicle prices have changed from the first game. Plus, you can only use Spin Tokens there which are about as scarce as Upgrading Kits. There's also the Hot Wheels Spin where you could also get cars from, but the likelihood of getting them through that is extremely low, so your best solution is to get the vehicles outright in the Shop.

Super Treasure Hunt cars have the same prices no matter what the car is (they're 6,000 each)įortunately, payouts for this game are like triple the amount of what the first game was where you get like 525 Coins per 1st place finish in offline races, now you get 1,500 for 1st place finishes offline, or 1,200 for 1st place in Elimination offline.The vehicles are priced higher than they were (Commons were 500, now they cost 2,000).They only affect the chances of them appearing in the Shop.Īnd when it comes to the Shop system for cars you can buy, the amount varies depending on the rarity just like the first Unleashed game. The game's base vehicle roster is no longer sorted by rarity, as the rarity of cars no longer have any effect on their performance in this game. This guide will also be organized in the order the vehicles normally are in the game, from Drifters to Swifts for base while the DLC follows afterwards. I will make sure that what you see is what you get, and I will show the best ways to get them. I am here to show you the full list of cars and how to get the Secrets. I plan to add them at a later point, so be sure to look back on it every now and then to see what the cars look like. Here's something you need to know for right now: I have not cropped all the images I have saved for each vehicle so the current version of this guide you're reading doesn't have pictures nor stats for each tier in it.

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