Every Class Is a Career

The biggest change to progression since talents shipped: XP and levels are per class now. Each of the eight classes levels separately and carries its own talent tree — playing a Roadmaster levels your Roadmaster, and only your Roadmaster.

XP is per class

• Every class has its own level. XP goes to the class your company is playing — crew included, you level what you played that match — so levelling all eight means playing all eight.
• The level follows you into the game. The starting capital grant, the early-vehicle horizon and the level on your company name all come from the class you founded with. A fresh class starts at level 1 with everything that implies.
• The players page shows your best. The list displays each player's highest class, so your headline number is the career you have pushed furthest.
• Records, sessions, champions, podiums and your Discord link are account-wide, exactly as before.

Every class keeps its own tree

Loading a class and loading a build used to be two different things. They are one thing now: your class is your build.

• Eight trees, one per class. Each runs on autopilot until you link Discord and save your own version — from then on that class plays YOUR tree, every company, every server.
• Switching class destroys nothing. Picking a different class just changes which tree and level apply. Your other seven trees sit exactly where you left them.
• Achievement talent points are global. All of them apply to every class's budget, on top of that class's own level — your account-wide effort benefits every career you start.
• In chat, !class and !loadbuild now do the same thing, and !builds lists all eight classes with their levels and which have custom trees.

The board edits one class at a time

• A class strip replaces the builds toolbar on the talents page: eight chips showing each class's level and whether its tree is custom or autopilot. Click one to view and edit that class.
• Save writes the class you are looking at, validated against that class's own level and your achievement points.
• Reset returns one class to autopilot and touches nothing else.
• Share links work as before — a shared build opens on its class and saves into that class's slot.

The Company Setup page says it all

• Each class button shows its level, its talent budget and whether its tree is custom — so you know before founding whether to visit the website first.
• Picking a class on the page applies its own tree at its own level, the same as chat.

The migration

• Your existing XP moved whole into the class you last played — nothing was split, nothing was lost.
• Every saved build became its class's tree. If you had several, each landed in its own class.
• Old build names still work in chat — !loadbuild resolves them to the class they carried.