How to enable heat level 6 in NFS MW?

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I have been completed 99% of career mode in NFS Most Wanted
BlackEdtion. No matter how i try, I cannot enable heat level 6, and
Cross has never after me.
If anyone knows the way to enable it, please help me.
Thanks in advance! ^_^

[Carl Waring]

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I have been completed 99% of career mode in NFS Most Wanted
BlackEdtion. No matter how i try, I cannot enable heat level 6, and
Cross has never after me.
If anyone knows the way to enable it, please help me.
Thanks in advance! ^_^

Hi there!

I only have the standard edition, but the game-play is the same as far as I
know. Anyway, the only time you ever get to level 6 is in the finale; which
I won't spoil for your. The odd thing is that even the despatch officer (the
excellent Judi Durand from DS9) only says it's Level 5!

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Hi~~
OOPs~
Thanks, Carl~

[Jeff Reid]

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No matter how i try, I cannot enable heat level 6, and

You start at heat level 6 in the final pursuit of career mode.

With challenge 68, which is a 30 minute pursuit, you do the
first 10 minutes at level 5, then the next 20 at level 6.
You can just wait it out at the bus station as in this video:

http://jeffareid.net/nfs9/n9c68h.wmv

Ditto for the final pursuit (5 minute minimum):

http://jeffareid.net/nfs9/n9fpbstn.wmv

or you can check out the sites:

http://jeffareid.net/nfs9/n9fprw.wmv

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No matter how i try, I cannot enable heat level 6, and

You start at heat level 6 in the final pursuit of career mode.
With challenge 68, which is a 30 minute pursuit, you do the
first 10 minutes at level 5, then the next 20 at level 6.
http://jeffareid.net/nfs9/n9c68h.wmv
http://jeffareid.net/nfs9/n9fpbstn.wmv
http://jeffareid.net/nfs9/n9fprw.wmv

Thanks~

I only have one word to say, wonderful~
But I still have a question, in black edtion, the game says Cross will
"wind up", and how to make him "wind up"?

[Jeff Reid]

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But I still have a question, in black edtion, the game says Cross will
"wind up", and how to make him "wind up"?

Could you quote the entire sentence? "wind up" could imply Cross
getting angry, or Cross moving to a certain location on the game map.

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Jeff Reid 写道：

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But I still have a question, in black edtion, the game says Cross will
"wind up", and how to make him "wind up"?

Could you quote the entire sentence? "wind up" could imply Cross
getting angry, or Cross moving to a certain location on the game map.

Hi there~
The origin words are:
/*start*/
When your heat gets high enough, you may wind up getting chased by
Sergeant Cross.
Cross is the most skilled driver in the Rockport Police Department.
He'll be on your tail throughout the prusuit and direct the strategies
used against you.
/*end*/
These words appear in the game during loding.By the way, my game is NFS
MW BLACK EDITION!!
Thanks in advance!

[vellu]

Ah, in that context it just means "you might get chased by Cross".
Nothing more.

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But I still have a question, in black edtion, the game says Cross will
"wind up", and how to make him "wind up"?

Could you quote the entire sentence? "wind up" could imply Cross
getting angry, or Cross moving to a certain location on the game map.

Hi there~
/*start*/
When your heat gets high enough, you may wind up getting chased by
Sergeant Cross.
Cross is the most skilled driver in the Rockport Police Department.
He'll be on your tail throughout the prusuit and direct the strategies
used against you.
/*end*/
These words appear in the game during loding.By the way, my game is NFS
MW BLACK EDITION!!
Thanks in advance!

[Jeff Reid]

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When your heat gets high enough, you may wind up getting chased by
Sergeant Cross.

In this case the important phrase is "may wind up", to rephrase this:

When your heat gets high enough, "there is a chance that you will be"
getting chased by Seargent Cross.

An examples to explain this usage of "may wind up":

If you touch something that may be very hot, you "may wind up" getting burned.

Note that "wind up" has multiple meanings (isn't English fun for non-native
English speakers?).

Another usage of "wind up" is similar to a pratical joke, where the goal
is to state that if someone does a particular act, that person will be rewarded
for the act, but it's a lie. Normally the act is something very difficult, so
that the person will spend a lot of time trying to do the act. For example,
tell someone that if they play NFS:Most Wanted on the most difficult
setting, never reset, and win all events, that several super powerful
hidden cars will be unlocked. The point is that this is a lie, and
it's called a "wind up", similar to winding up a toy so the toy does
something for a long while.

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Jeff Reid 写道：

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When your heat gets high enough, you may wind up getting chased by
Sergeant Cross.

When your heat gets high enough, "there is a chance that you will be"
getting chased by Seargent Cross.
If you touch something that may be very hot, you "may wind up" getting burned.
Note that "wind up" has multiple meanings (isn't English fun for non-native
English speakers?).
Another usage of "wind up" is similar to a pratical joke, where the goal
is to state that if someone does a particular act, that person will be rewarded
for the act, but it's a lie. Normally the act is something very difficult, so
that the person will spend a lot of time trying to do the act. For example,
tell someone that if they play NFS:Most Wanted on the most difficult
setting, never reset, and win all events, that several super powerful
hidden cars will be unlocked. The point is that this is a lie, and
it's called a "wind up", similar to winding up a toy so the toy does
something for a long while.

Thanks, Jeff!
It's very kind of you to help me to improve my English. And I have
never noticed that "wind up" has this kind of usage. So the game is not
only for fun, but also help my English.

[Jeff Reid]

As noted, one primary use of "wind up" means to end up in a certain
condition, like if you stay out in the sun too long, you "wind up" with a sunburn.

In the case of a spring driven toy, turning the spring key is also another
common usage for "wind up". It's this meaning that has turned into
a slang used for having someone waste time doing something.

[DavidB]

To let you know the type of chase required to 'wind-up' being chased by
Cross, I just completed a level 5 police chase in the second to last level
which lasted over 17 minutes (damned if I could get to a hiding place!) and
Cross appeared on the radio after about 13 minutes. There's no difference
that I can see in the actual level of police tenacity once he appears, it's
just a different voice to listen to on the radio.

BTW I ended up with a very welcome 7,000,000+ bounty points for that chase,
well pleased I was :-)

DavidB

Post by Jeff Reid
As noted, one primary use of "wind up" means to end up in a certain
condition, like if you stay out in the sun too long, you "wind up" with a sunburn.
In the case of a spring driven toy, turning the spring key is also another
common usage for "wind up". It's this meaning that has turned into
a slang used for having someone waste time doing something.