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Ok lets ask you this simple question. Could you, if you wanted to, play any IRE game as many hours as you wanted to without having to cough up a nickel?
No.. free to play means free to play. The term doesn't imply anything else besides simply telling you that you can play something for free. Again, could you play any IRE an unlimited amount of hours without having to pay?
Even though credits are required for certain things, it still doesn't change the fact that it is free to play, because again you can play that game without having to pay.
Now if the IRE games were to label themselves as "free" (with no "to play" addendum) then I would have a bone to pick with them as they are indeed not free. But as you see the IRE administrators have carefully added the "to play" addendum so as to not mislead you as to the game being absolutely free. Again I see nothing wrong with the way IRE advertises themselves.
That's an example of being out of touch. Adding extra meaning to terms and phrases where no such extra meaning exist. It is very apparent that you are twisting the mean of the term "free to play" to make it fit your agenda. Yes your communist (we'll leave out the bull**** this time around to play nice) propoganda of trying to make all MUD's equal.
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