Crossout - Drive pack

- Unique armored vehicle “Bully” - Weapons: machine gun “M-37 Piercer” — 3 pcs. - Unique cabin “Favorite” - Unique character portrait “Hammer Tim” - Unique decor: “Braid” and “Topper” - Unique structural parts for “Bully” - A set of exclusive stickers — 8 pcs. - A unique paint can ”Eggplant” - Increases the maximum number of parts used to 55 - 1250 in-game coins It's the squeaky wheel that gets the grease. And Hammer Tim knew this better than anyone. During the day, he souped up cars in his garage for not entirely legal competitions, and at night he occasionally lucked into some pretty serious business. Then the doors of his garage were carefully locked, and a pair of muscleheads stood watchfully outside. On nights like these, old “business” friends turned to Tim. Rebuild a car or two, no questions asked. Hammer Tim considered tuning an art, and the night customers paid well. This really gave room to breathe for the artisan, who felt restricted by modest budgets. It's nice when the car you built wins in competitions. But what's even better is to get behind the wheel and win yourself. Yet, this calls for quite a special car. Hammer Time spent a long time looking for it. And when he found it, not even the car plant checkpoint could stop him. It was a prototype that Tim hijacked and transformed. And this is how it went, and then the world turned upside down. Cross cars were no longer in favour, and he had to tack on machine guns and spiked wheels to stay in the business. Fortunately for Tim, people still love tricking out cars and competing with each other. The unique armored 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, after starting the game, open the blueprint menu, go to the “Packs” tab, select the desired armored car and press 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. When purchasing multiple packs, such parts are not duplicated. Unique portraits are an excellent opportunity to stand out among survivors. Paint cans are a way to make your armored car, unlike the others. Coins — is the in-game currency, which is used on the market to purchase armored car parts from other survivors and to pay for the rent of part-building workbenches. Attention! When buying multiple packs, the acquired coins stack!