Crossout - Born Free

- Armoured Car “Steel Fang”.
- Weapon: Epic autocannon “AC64 Joule”.
- Unique portrait “Cassidy”
- Paint can “Blue sky”.
- A pack of structural parts.
- 800 in-game coins.
Additionally, the player gets:
- A set of unique stickers.
- Increases the maximum number of parts used to 55.
Prior to Crossout, Alexander Cassidy worked as a janitor in a joint by a military airfield. He always believed that he was born free — that is, born to fly. But he failed to join the academy: poor health and poor test results interfered. Since then, day after day, cleaning up in a roadside cafe, he watched the beautiful and, most importantly, free planes take off and land.
Everything changed with Crossout. The disaster almost completely destroyed and emptied the airfield, and Alexander sneaked inside. The former janitor realized that the aircrafts would no longer fly, but he himself had also changed. Cassidy now knew that someone born to fly could fly without going up into the air. A fighter pilot's helmet became a symbol of this idea, and spare parts from aircraft came in handy when creating an armoured car. Now the survivor travels through the Wasteland with fellow nomads, embodying his dream of being free.
The unique armoured cars presented in packs are known for their particular balance of weapons, armor and speed characteristics in combat. To put the car in the garage, go to the “Packs” tab, select the desired armoured car and click the “Assemble” button.
When you purchase this pack, the number of parts that can be used to build a vehicle increases to 55.
Buying the pack also gives early access to some factional structural parts. These parts become available immediately upon purchase and are not handed out again upon reaching the appropriate reputation level. Some parts are one-of-a-kind, and players can only own one copy of such parts.
Unique portraits are an excellent opportunity to stand out among survivors.
Paint cans are a way to make your armoured car unlike the others.
Coins — is the in-game currency, which is used on the market to purchase armoured car parts from other survivors and to pay for the rent of part-building workbenches. Attention! When buying multiple packs, the acquired coins stack!