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Big Chase launched with a 75-level battle pass, a revamped Chase mode, and fresh vehicle-building options. It capped a content-heavy stretch that also introduced Arena PvP and a complete co-drivers overhaul.

• Big Chase season: The update expanded the endgame with:
  • Chase on the new Warrior’s Path map, where squads stopped cargo trucks before they escaped.
  • Peaceful Atom, a new asymmetrical PvP map built around long-range combat.
  • The Tempest autocannon, Miller heavy minigun, RA-1 Heather rocket artillery, a legendary cabin, and a damage-absorbing defence module.
• Arena PvP: The new 3v3 mode added standard and rating variants, dedicated maps, league rewards, and eight preset armoured vehicles including Dusk, Stag, Centurion, and Secutor. Arena: Rating also introduced league-safety rules and adjusted Power Score entry limits.
• Co-drivers redesign: The reworked system replaced the old leveling model with eight co-drivers, passive skills, active talents, and Intel and glory-point unlocks. Co-drivers such as Grizzly, Phobos, R-Type 52, Ravager, and Chemist received distinct combat bonuses.
• Ravagers and seasonal combat: Ravagers became a playable threat with AI vehicles that captured enemy machines, used their weapons, created hybrids, and fought alongside players in Become the Ravagers and Operation “Red light.” The Holy Motors and Enemy of my enemy seasons added battle-pass rewards, new structural parts, and the Fortress map.
• Weapons and build variety: New standout equipment included the relic weapons Saw Launcher, Ripper, and Jormungandr, the Ermak and Dawn’s Children cabins, the Varun crossbow, the Sabbath wheel, and the Teleportation Module. The paid Triad: The Rascal pack added the Yokai weapon and Interceptor defence module.
• Combat rebalance: Major tuning affected Harvester, Retcher, Scorpion, Parser, Spitfire, Thunderbolt, Nidhogg, and AC80 Stillwind, while Master, Ripper, and several co-driver talents received further adjustments.