Wreck a cop, get nitrous.

An ASI plugin for Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005, PC). Every time you take

a cop car out of a pursuit, a slice of nitrous goes straight into your bottle.

How big a slice depends on which unit you wrecked, how hot the pursuit is,

and whether you are in a race.

Roadblocks, rammed cruisers, spike strips, cops shoved into traffic and

pursuit-breaker drops all count — anything the game itself treats as a cop

takedown.

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INSTALLATION

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1. Make sure you have an ASI loader installed (usually a file named

dinput8.dll in your main Need for Speed Most Wanted folder).

2. Drop 'NFSMWTakedownN2O.asi' and 'NFSMWTakedownN2O.ini' into your game's

'scripts' folder.

3. Launch the game.

That's it! There are no keys to press to activate it. It plays nicely alongside

Unlimiter, Bartender, ExtraOptions, and the Widescreen Fix.

To uninstall, simply delete the two files from your scripts folder.

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TUNING & CONFIGURATION

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Everything lives in 'NFSMWTakedownN2O.ini'. Open it with any text editor (like

Notepad). Changes take effect the next time you launch the game.

By default, the mod provides a small boost for standard cruisers, heavier

rewards for SUVs, and huge payloads for Sergeant Cross and the Helicopter.

Inside the INI, you can adjust:

- The base amount of nitrous gained per specific cop vehicle type.

- Multipliers based on your current Heat Level (1-10).

- Multipliers based on your current Race Level (1-10).

Add-on cop cars work too — just add a line using the pvehicle name from VltEd.

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SOURCE & CREDITS

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Created by eatincrispies

For full under-the-hood details, specific math breakdowns, and C++ source code,

visit the repository:

https://git.gay/eatincrispies/mw-takedown-n20