They say that the Brits offer what may be some of the classiest cars in the world. In this week’s The Crew 2 LIVE Summit, it’s time to see if that’s going to be enough to get you to the top and grab the prize. The LIVE Summit starts on April 1 and ends on April 7.
Let’s start with the LIVE Summit Bundle, and this week is indeed all about class. The Brits bundle includes:
- TVR Sagaris (SR)
- Lotus Exige S (RX)
- Aston Martin V12 Zagato (SR)
- Jaguar C-X75 Concept (HC)
- McLaren 12C (TC)
Now, you may have class, but you’re going to need to keep your wits about you as you’re going to be really tested.
Events this week include To The Big Cow, where you need to drive the TVR. This one offers a lot of sharp turns with roads that are more slippery than usual. Grip is key here so keep that in mind when racing. Another is the Dallas SquadX Event where racers need to grab the wheel of a Lotus. This event takes place just outside of Dallas with some sections having asphalt and others with mud and water. Downtown L.A. East, meanwhile, is a two-lap street racing circuit that offers quite a number of sharp and tight corners. There’s also a lot of jumps in this one. Be extra careful as Tio Marquez appears in this one.
So with all of this, here’s what you can get in this week’s LIVE Summit:
- Platinum
- TVR Griffith SE
- Gold
- Union Jack Tire
- Silver
- Alpha GP Nitro
- Nitro Efficiency Set
- Bronze
- 400K Followers
Finally, this week's discount presents the fourth edition of the Unlimited Power Bundle. Available at a 25% discount, the bundle comes with the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse (HC) and the Lamborghini Egoista (HC).
In The Crew 2, the LIVE Summit is a PvE event that features themed activities and is updated on a weekly basis. Players who participate in this summit have a chance at winning various tiered prizes depending on where they are positioned on the leaderboard. The LIVE Summit also generally offers three different skill events along with five racing events. What makes the LIVE Summit unique is that the racing events often require players to drive vehicles in a different style than what was intended. For example, players may be required to use a street racing motorbike for a hypercar event.
