The Infinite Black Crack

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About This Game Fleet up with thousands of players in The Infinite Black -- The wildly popular online space combat and adventure game for desktop and mobile devices! Command massive spaceships, form powerful corporations, and battle it out in never-ending intergalactic warfare! Hunt bounties, fight aliens, loot treasure, earn achievements, and customize ships with thousands of items! Global cross-platform servers connect friends and enemies from around the world! Play the same character from any device with anyone else on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS! There is no cost to play and no marketing tricks: No DRM, no DLC, no subscriptions, no account limitations, no time restrictions, no selling your personal info. We don't even ask for an email address. The Infinite Black is truly free and does not require any purchase to experience the FULL game! 7aa9394dea Title: The Infinite BlackGenre: Free to Play, Indie, Massively Multiplayer, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:SpellbookPublisher:www.Spellbook.comRelease Date: 19 Oct, 2016 The Infinite Black Crack The game gives you ships for free, No reason to explore space of the only goal in the game is freely given, great concept but free\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 really? \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 this game. Spellbound's Policy of supporting and tolerating in-game account\/spying of personal information is ridiculous.Player corps do this, because they are afraid of "player espionage". Seriously, "Get Good" already.In reality - it doesn't prevent players infiltrating other corporations ... but it does expose players to real world hacks. In game players are required by player corps to submit "support tickets" to Spellbound so the player corps can authenticate their accounts, which is then forwarded to in game players.To do this, Spellbound provides tech-support for player corporations to perform these account validation checks, (even for Steam players) . Hopefully, it won't continue in this way and become even more toxic - like it did in Eve Online.