Players will only earn a small amount of bounty if they're busted.

Pursuit Outrun - Players earn more reputation based upon the total amount of disabled police vehicles, cost to state, pursuit length and infractions when they evade.

Circuit, Sprint & Drag - Players earn more reputation by completing the race in a high finishing position and successful use of power-ups.

The amount of reputation a player earns differs depending on the specifics of each event type. Players can earn reputation by completing Circuit, Drag, Sprint, Pursuit Outrun, Team Escape and Treasure Hunt events. A player will increase their Driver Level by earning a certain amount of reputation. The amount of reputation a player has is indicated by a large blue bar along the top of their screen. Reputation - also known as Rep - is the amount of experience a player has earned in Need for Speed: World. Police chases are only possible by joining Pursuit Outrun events.

Police vehicles were removed from free roam on November 16th, 2011 resulting in players no longer being able to initiate pursuits by ramming police vehicles. Players can see other players driving around in free roam but are unable to collide with them in any manner. Players are allowed to drive around both Palmont City and Rockport within free roam. Players are offered a Lucky Draw Card Pack after completing an event or finishing a police pursuit. Player's progress is measured by their current Driver Level with a cap upon reaching level 60.

Players progress through the game by participating in race events and engaging in police pursuits. The location is a mixture of Rockport from Need for Speed: Most Wanted and Palmont City from Need for Speed: Carbon. Need for Speed: World is set within the fictional Tri-City.

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