Arc Raiders is gonna be DOPE! (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 5/6/2025 12:56:23 PM EDT
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Embark hosted the second Tech Test (Beta) of Arc Raiders this past weekend, and it was amazing! The graphics are fantastic, the synth-wave music is incredible, and the game play was addicting. The game overall, in its most basic format, reminds me a LOT of Vigor, a free to play, 3rd person extraction shooter. Arc Raiders is similar. The world is a post-apocalyptic wasteland where humanity survives underground, but “Raiders” travel to the surface to scavenge for materials. There, you engage in a PvPvE gameplay where you can face Arc (the environmental element), a system or race of various robots that exist to wipe out humanity, as well as other raiders (real players, who may or may not be friendly). You can find weapons, ammo, materials and supplies, as well as food to bring back with you. Backpack space is limited so you must choose wisely what you want to keep or not, and if you die, you loose everything. There are specific extraction points around the map that will close or be unusable after a set time shown next to them on the map. To use them, you must “call them in” or request them. In some cases it’s an elevator that has to be sent to the surface, in others it may be a subway train. Either way, there’s a set time before they arrive, and you’ll need to survive that period while various noises and alarms are made to announce the extracts arrival. We did hit a few glitches where we got stuck under the map or behind an object that we couldn’t escape from, so it does still need a little polishing. But overall we had an amazing time. The world/environment was beautifully done, and the gameplay was engaging. Check some gameplay out if you’re interested. I really hope it catches on and the devs support it for a good, long while. I also hope they perhaps release a campaign DLC of some kind eventually, as I think there’s some solid potential there. Either way, unless they make DRASTIC changes for the worse, I’ll be buying it when it fully releases. |
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The game is ready for pre-order, and a Server Slam is taking place October 17-19 before the game drops on the 30th. If you’ve not checked it out, it’s worth at least taking a look! This is a 3rd person PvPvE looter/extraction shooter that has an amazing ambiance and is beautifully done both visually and audibly! |
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Been playing for a bit. It gets the adrenaline going!!! Tense. I don't know why, but it was apparently blaring my game thru to the other 2 raiders in the party. Mic not on, I was on my 5.1 sound. Headset isn't on. Wonder wtf was getting picked up and HOW. Playing on 2080ti, is is chugging along and looks great. CrowbarJunkie82 |
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Originally Posted By Xerith: Having a blast. Unfortunately due to the game’s success the servers are dead. Honestly I’m surprised it lasted this long before happening. Yeah, I only got into two matches today and in one voice chat wasn't working. Couldn't get into a match after that. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
| Finally leveled up the one workbench so I can craft hatch keys. Makes the game so much more enjoyable. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
| im digging it, but my two main friends I play with didn't like the server slam really and are being gay, so im playing solo. i felt like the server slam was close, and something was just missing, and it was just all the shit they had locked out, ive been liking it more every time i log in |
See? I TOLD y’all it was gonna be dope!  I’ll admit the sweats came out faster than I expected, at least in squads. Solos is generally more chill, but you still get the lying sacks of shit who pull the “don’t shoot” and then light you up at the elevator. I know, trust no one, but the devs intended for us to team up against the Arc and I feel like that isn’t happening nearly as much because nobody trusts anyone else. Oh well… But overall I’m loving the game! The vibe, the mechanics, the stress, the highs of a successful extraction, the uncertainty with each raid. My group is digging it! We’re pretty casual and laid back, so we progress when we progress, and we don’t when we don’t. We still get our knickers in a bunch when people are douchey or we get our asses handed to us, but we’re loving the game right now! |
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Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: See? I TOLD y’all it was gonna be dope! I’ll admit the sweats came out faster than I expected, at least in squads. Solos is generally more chill, but you still get the lying sacks of shit who pull the “don’t shoot” and then light you up at the elevator. I know, trust no one, but the devs intended for us to team up against the Arc and I feel like that isn’t happening nearly as much because nobody trusts anyone else. Oh well… But overall I’m loving the game! The vibe, the mechanics, the stress, the highs of a successful extraction, the uncertainty with each raid. My group is digging it! We’re pretty casual and laid back, so we progress when we progress, and we don’t when we don’t. We still get our knickers in a bunch when people are douchey or we get our asses handed to us, but we’re loving the game right now! Yeah solos have been way more friendly than squads, even on the night raids. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: See? I TOLD y’all it was gonna be dope! I’ll admit the sweats came out faster than I expected, at least in squads. Solos is generally more chill, but you still get the lying sacks of shit who pull the “don’t shoot” and then light you up at the elevator. I know, trust no one, but the devs intended for us to team up against the Arc and I feel like that isn’t happening nearly as much because nobody trusts anyone else. Oh well… But overall I’m loving the game! The vibe, the mechanics, the stress, the highs of a successful extraction, the uncertainty with each raid. My group is digging it! We’re pretty casual and laid back, so we progress when we progress, and we don’t when we don’t. We still get our knickers in a bunch when people are douchey or we get our asses handed to us, but we’re loving the game right now! I havent played in a group with the full release, but during server slam it seemed like everyone was shooting on sight I played on release day for a few hours and in solos everyone was on edge and a lot of people were fighting. I went hunting, came back 5 days later, and if you are on comms quick, i havent died since. i have had maybe 3 people try, but i just ran like a bitch and escaped lol. in solos, helping others take down the bigger arc is pretty fun, everyone was appreciative, people are asking what you need, dropping duplicates, someone just gave me a venator blueprint earlier today... i know my trust will come crashing down at some point, but until then... |
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Originally Posted By apierce918: I haven't played in a group with the full release, but during server slam it seemed like everyone was shooting on sight They still pretty much are in squads. If we're heading somewhere and run across another player from a different squad I'll just down them and keep moving. Their squad can come get them but I'm not taking a chance on them being friendly. ETA: Weekends are the worst if you want to avoid PVP. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Surprisingly, I don’t think my squad or I have been extract camped yet. We’ve had a few squads follow us to extract and engage or engage us as we neared the elevator, but I personally don’t feel any of them have been legit campers yet. LOTS of sweats in squads, almost none in solos (a few, but pretty isolated). Had four solo raids last night that went great, overall. I ran into lots of friendly guys, shared a few items (including a rusted gear I probably should have kept lol), and extracted with them. So it really is a crap shoot as to what you’ll get, and that’s half the fun! 
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Originally Posted By apierce918: Tonight was rough, multiple extract campers while solo.. can force a man to not be so kind anymore lol Originally Posted By apierce918: Tonight was rough, multiple extract campers while solo.. can force a man to not be so kind anymore lol I had a guy doing that this morning. Threw a snitch scanner at his feet. When he was fighting the Arc I hit him with the Anvil and broke his shield. Arc swooped in and downed his ass. Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: LOTS of sweats in squads, almost none in solos (a few, but pretty isolated). Had four solo raids last night that went great, overall. I ran into lots of friendly guys, shared a few items (including a rusted gear I probably should have kept lol), and extracted with them. So it really is a crap shoot as to what you’ll get, and that’s half the fun! I have no problem in solos except on weekends. I did a few raids this morning to get my friend the Leaper pulse units he needs for his one bench and to load up on sensors to build hatch keys. I quit after that because there was PVP going on everywhere. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By CEFPARTS: Yo! I'm looking to roll with some arfcommers on Arc, long as you cool  Discord is TH3_SHADOW#2361 and Embark ID is TH3_SHADOW#8070 lvl 15 on PC I’m away on a trip but I’ll be back on next week. Don’t know my Embark ID until I get back on my PS5. I think I’m level 53. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By Hadrian: I started playing yesterday. I finished the first quest and all the players I encountered were friendly. Any tips? I haven't played any extraction shooters before. If you find any Wolfpack grenades don’t waste them on Wasps or Hornets. You will need them to take down bigger Arc later in the game to level up your workbenches. You need special components from the larger Arc to get your benches to level 3. Same with Blaze grenades. They take out Leapers fast and you will need to kill some Leapers later for their Pulse Units. Always use a Looting augment with a safe pocket if you can. Don't use a combat augment while your stockpiling stuff to upgrade your benches and Scrappy. Don’t waste resources to build higher level guns. An Anvil pistol is plenty for Arc and other players. Just upgrade your Anvil. Stay on the Dam map for awhile and go in solo while starting out. The other maps and squad lobbies have way more PVP. If you find Rusted Gears hold onto them, you need them later to upgrade your bench. Best spots I’ve found for them on Dam is inside cars and buses. Also in the underground loading dock SE of Water Treatment. Always save any Seeds you find, use them every time you go on to buy as many Simple Gun Parts from Celeste the trader. Always have 5 Adrenaline Shots equipped if you can. Your stamina will suck in the beginning and you’ll need them to run from threats. Anytime you find Sensors don’t sell them, just save them for now in your stash. You can build Raider Hatch Keys with them once you get your utility bench to Level 2. Sensors can be found in Ruby Residences and Pale Apartments (Dog collar too which you will need) in the box on the roof Satellite dishes and in Thermostats and Remote controls you can find there. There’s also a good room for Sensors next to the Water Treatment elevator. It’s outside up top and has two doors. Little red circle in this pic. It also has Fried Motherboards which you will need later to upgrade your one bench. Benches I would upgrade first are Gunsmith, Utility, and Refiner. And finally, don’t trust other players even if they say “Don’t shoot” or “Friendly”. Just acknowledge them and get away from them while you’re starting out and building your stash. If you move slowly and do night raids it’s easy to hear other players and avoid them. Most players make tons of noise running around all the time. If you stay away from the big main buildings you can still find plenty of loot for crafting or selling and you’ll avoid a lot of PVP. 
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Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By Extorris: If you find any Wolfpack grenades don't waste them on Wasps or Hornets. You will need them to take down bigger Arc later in the game to level up your workbenches. You need special components from the larger Arc to get your benches to level 3. Same with Blaze grenades. They take out Leapers fast and you will need to kill some Leapers later for their Pulse Units. Always use a Looting augment with a safe pocket if you can. Don't use a combat augment while your stockpiling stuff to upgrade your benches and Scrappy. Don't waste resources to build higher level guns. An Anvil pistol is plenty for Arc and other players. Just upgrade your Anvil. Stay on the Dam map for awhile and go in solo while starting out. The other maps and squad lobbies have way more PVP. If you find Rusted Gears hold onto them, you need them later to upgrade your bench. Best spots I've found for them on Dam is inside cars and buses. Also in the underground loading dock SE of Water Treatment. Always save any Seeds you find, use them every time you go on to buy as many Simple Gun Parts from Celeste the trader. Always have 5 Adrenaline Shots equipped if you can. Your stamina will suck in the beginning and you'll need them to run from threats. Anytime you find Sensors don't sell them, just save them for now in your stash. You can build Raider Hatch Keys with them once you get your utility bench to Level 2. Sensors can be found in Ruby Residences and Pale Apartments (Dog collar too which you will need) in the box on the roof Satellite dishes and in Thermostats and Remote controls you can find there. There's also a good room for Sensors next to the Water Treatment elevator. It's outside up top and has two doors. Little red circle in this pic. It also has Fried Motherboards which you will need later to upgrade your one bench. Benches I would upgrade first are Gunsmith, Utility, and Refiner. And finally, don't trust other players even if they say "Don't shoot" or "Friendly". Just acknowledge them and get away from them while you're starting out and building your stash. If you move slowly and do night raids it's easy to hear other players and avoid them. Most players make tons of noise running around all the time. If you stay away from the big main buildings you can still find plenty of loot for crafting or selling and you'll avoid a lot of PVP. https://i.imgur.com/6f3K20Y.jpg How should I spend my free 5000 coins? Increased stash slots? |
Stash size is what I’d use them for, but I’m a hoarder.  I saved all kinds of crap at the start and VERY quickly ran out of space. I’ve since maxed my stash out (280 slots), and it’s still full right now lol. I’ve recently adopted the stance that there’s no true “end game” for AR, so what perpetuates the game is a) time with buddies, b) the rush of getting out with good loot, and c) the need to find stuff. I think I have two benches maxed out so I still have plenty I need to find, but now I only hoard items directly relating to what I’m working on next and I sell the rest or use them for crafting.My suggestions? The only things I’d really save are the rusted gears and lemons, as they’re pretty hard to find. Most other items I’d sell to upgrade your stash size for now and loot for the other items when you need them as it’ll give your time topside some purpose.
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Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: Stash size is what I’d use them for, but I’m a hoarder. I saved all kinds of crap at the start and VERY quickly ran out of space. I’ve since maxed my stash out (280 slots), and it’s still full right now lol.I’ve expanded that damn thing 5-6 times now and it’s still full. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: Stash size is what I’d use them for, but I’m a hoarder. I saved all kinds of crap at the start and VERY quickly ran out of space. I’ve since maxed my stash out (280 slots), and it’s still full right now lol. I’ve recently adopted the stance that there’s no true “end game” for AR, so what perpetuates the game is a) time with buddies, b) the rush of getting out with good loot, and c) the need to find stuff. I think I have two benches maxed out so I still have plenty I need to find, but now I only hoard items directly relating to what I’m working on next and I sell the rest or use them for crafting.My suggestions? The only things I’d really save are the rusted gears and lemons, as they’re pretty hard to find. Most other items I’d sell to upgrade your stash size for now and loot for the other items when you need them as it’ll give your time topside some purpose. lemons are easy. The grove on buried city gets a few. Mushrooms are a PITA. I'm debating doing the expedition so I get more stash space. I'm a hoarder. |
"That pistol just kept saying, let go of my ears, you don't know what you're doing." - thehellbringer
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Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: My suggestions? The only things I'd really save are the rusted gears and lemons |
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I probably wouldn’t sell EVERYTHING lol. I meant more gray/green/blue items and basically all trinkets. I personally keep weapons/ammo/grenades/health items as they’re consumables for each raid, but I suppose running purely free loadouts and selling everything else would be a fast way to max out your stash capacity! Also “learn and consume” blueprints unless they have a checkmark (indicating you’ve learned them already). Selling them is foolish unless you have them already lol. But you’re eventually gonna find everything else a hundred times over in the course of playing anyway. |
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Originally Posted By Hadrian: I'm level 2 and have upgraded my stash once. Should I just sell everything except rusted gears and lemons at this point? I think I'm just going to run the free loadout until I hit level 10 or so... Originally Posted By Hadrian: Originally Posted By AZYoungGun: My suggestions? The only things I'd really save are the rusted gears and lemons Look up which trinkets are used in upgrade paths. I sold about 6 light bulbs early on. Guess who has spent the last 2 days searching for one
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"That pistol just kept saying, let go of my ears, you don't know what you're doing." - thehellbringer
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Originally Posted By cccpNyC: Look up which trinkets are used in upgrade paths. I sold about 6 light bulbs early on. Guess who has spent the last 2 days searching for one And I've yet to find a blueprint. Or a dog collar. I probably need to venture outside of the Dam. ETA: Found this: https://arctracker.io/needed-items |
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Originally Posted By Extorris: If you find any Wolfpack grenades don’t waste them on Wasps or Hornets. You will need them to take down bigger Arc later in the game to level up your workbenches. You need special components from the larger Arc to get your benches to level 3. Same with Blaze grenades. They take out Leapers fast and you will need to kill some Leapers later for their Pulse Units. Always use a Looting augment with a safe pocket if you can. Don't use a combat augment while your stockpiling stuff to upgrade your benches and Scrappy. Don’t waste resources to build higher level guns. An Anvil pistol is plenty for Arc and other players. Just upgrade your Anvil. Stay on the Dam map for awhile and go in solo while starting out. The other maps and squad lobbies have way more PVP. If you find Rusted Gears hold onto them, you need them later to upgrade your bench. Best spots I’ve found for them on Dam is inside cars and buses. Also in the underground loading dock SE of Water Treatment. Always save any Seeds you find, use them every time you go on to buy as many Simple Gun Parts from Celeste the trader. Always have 5 Adrenaline Shots equipped if you can. Your stamina will suck in the beginning and you’ll need them to run from threats. Anytime you find Sensors don’t sell them, just save them for now in your stash. You can build Raider Hatch Keys with them once you get your utility bench to Level 2. Sensors can be found in Ruby Residences and Pale Apartments (Dog collar too which you will need) in the box on the roof Satellite dishes and in Thermostats and Remote controls you can find there. There’s also a good room for Sensors next to the Water Treatment elevator. It’s outside up top and has two doors. Little red circle in this pic. It also has Fried Motherboards which you will need later to upgrade your one bench. Benches I would upgrade first are Gunsmith, Utility, and Refiner. And finally, don’t trust other players even if they say “Don’t shoot” or “Friendly”. Just acknowledge them and get away from them while you’re starting out and building your stash. If you move slowly and do night raids it’s easy to hear other players and avoid them. Most players make tons of noise running around all the time. If you stay away from the big main buildings you can still find plenty of loot for crafting or selling and you’ll avoid a lot of PVP. https://i.imgur.com/6f3K20Y.jpg I had like two stacks of rusted gears and sold them before I knew I needed them for gunsmith iii. Woe is me. It took me about 10 raids of searching cars to find 2. Still searching for number 3. Lush bloom for scrappy upgrades is the way to go. Once I got into one I was able to get all the lemons and apricots for all his upgrades in 2 raids. |
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Originally Posted By Hadrian: I've sold one light bulb. Thanks for the heads-up. And I've yet to find a blueprint. Or a dog collar. I probably need to venture outside of the Dam. ETA: Found this: https://arctracker.io/needed-items I've found nearly all my BPs in dam. Don't discount lockers. I think I've found some of my best loot in lockers. |
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Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich: I've found nearly all my BPs in dam. Don't discount lockers. I think I've found some of my best loot in lockers. Lockers and kitchen cabinets and drawers in the apartment buildings on Dam is where I got a lot of blueprints. ETA: On night raids. Ruby Residence is where I found the Wolfpack bp. |
Extorris, because he's a heartless cunt. The purity of his apathy is laboratory grade, and I sleep well knowing that he's out there somewhere,
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
not giving a shit about anyone or anything.
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Originally Posted By Extorris: Lockers and kitchen cabinets and drawers in the apartment buildings on Dam is where I got a lot of blueprints. ETA: On night raids. Ruby Residence is where I found the Wolfpack bp. Same, I actually found to Wolfpack BP in the same run in the apartments. I have spent way more time at the Dam than anywhere else. I still need to upgrade several stations and don't have that many blue prints but it is what it is. I kind of let my spawn dictate what kind of run I'm going to make. If I spawn by the appartments or testing annex it's going to be money run. North side is a damn run for parts, etc. I didn't realize till level 24 that you could upgrade your stash....... Always open the little space ship things, I forgot what they are called, but they have a chance at having the cores from pretty much all of the bigger arc, saves you from having to kill them. |
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Originally Posted By Hadrian: Are people finding Rusted Tools on the Dam map? I need to upgrade my Weapons bench. I find them in lockers a lot. Also in the back hatch of buses. A good way is to hit the extract at North Complex Elevator. 4 buses to check for Rusted Gears and the Rusted Tools while you wait for the elevator. It might get a bit crowded with ARC but as long as you hit the elevator button you can usually make it out while downed. I did a bunch of runs on Dam where I looted the top Apt buildings, then hit the cacti for pear fruit for Scrappy upgrades then the buses. In and out. Go free loadout each time and sell all your gear AFTER turning in the free loadout backpack for a green augment for more $$. Easy and simple way to grab some loot without a lot of risk. |
"That pistol just kept saying, let go of my ears, you don't know what you're doing." - thehellbringer
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Originally Posted By Hadrian: I'm level 2 and have upgraded my stash once. Should I just sell everything except rusted gears and lemons at this point? I think I'm just going to run the free loadout until I hit level 10 or so... The rhythm you probably want to get into is Free Loadout -> successful run (extract), convert for free to Loot lvl 1 via Lance at the Clinic (you can trade your free loadout box for the loot or combat one) -> continue until you die, then go back to Free Loadout until you extract again. This keeps you from needlessly wasting a bunch of good gear while keeping you with a bigger extract payload most of the time. The other thing that happens is upgrading your weapon from the Free Loadout to at least Lvl 3 once you extract, since this usually only requires base materials. Better weapons don't really help you stay alive much at the beginning, so taking them is risky. The upgraded versions of the basic stuff are pretty decent. The single shot rifle on Lvl 3 or Lvl 4 (reloads 2x as fast), coupled with a light ammo pistol or SMG (better for ground rolly ARC), is a cheap, and really effective set for most of the early game, in terms of dealing with basic ARC. You also don't really need weapon attachments. I often just attach these to current weapons when I find them so they don't take up more inventory space. There is also a balance between solo and group stuff. Group gives you a higher chance of getting resurrected when you go down, but also means you can be on someone else's program. |
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For a list of stuff to keep vs sell/recycle these two lists are useful. The second one links to someones store page, but it's zero dollars. https://www.arcdb.site/ https://www.reddit.com/r/ArcRaiders/comments/1orrcag/oc_arc_raiders_loot_cheat_sheet_v2_keep_sell/ |
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Originally Posted By cccpNyC: jfc the grief tonight is insane. Been killed like 6 times. The game is a blast and I haven't even started PVPing or playing in a group.
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Originally Posted By Klovis: I just started it yesterday and was instantly hooked. Played for 10 hours with just a few small breaks. Made it level 13/14. God knows how much good shit that i should've kept but instead i recycled/sold. |
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Originally Posted By AlanP: This weekend was rough. I didn't run across a person that was cool. In fact they would throw up the "Don't shoot!" emote, then wait till I turned my back and start blasting. I did get enough done to level up a few workstations though so it was all good. |
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Originally Posted By Klovis: Had some damn good runs last night. Had 5+ raids where i encountered friendly people. went to an extraction that had two full teams plus my team and no one shot each other. gives me SOME hope compared to Sunday.....lol  I'm going to carry a defib from now on. |
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Originally Posted By Hadrian: Last night I encountered a guy running a free loadout who had been killed by Hornets. He begged me to revive him, but I didn't have a defib. I'm going to carry a defib from now on. You can also stabilize them with a bandage which slows down the bleed out. |
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Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich: You can also stabilize them with a bandage which slows down the bleed out. Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich: Originally Posted By Hadrian: Last night I encountered a guy running a free loadout who had been killed by Hornets. He begged me to revive him, but I didn't have a defib. I'm going to carry a defib from now on. You can also stabilize them with a bandage which slows down the bleed out. |
| Last night I went a different route. I've been going into night raids naked. The only thing I carry is a stack of stims. Whenever I load in, I sprint/stim to the nearest red zone. Loot till I get something worth putting into my prison pocket, then just die, or if I get a few things, put the best in the pocket and try to extract. I lost nothing and ended up with one new blue print after a few runs. Early on there aren't many hornets/wasps, but what is there just run fast. Pops, you learn to dive them so they blow up but don't kill you. I had some luck using my pick on fireballs, but normally the first loot spot or two you'll pickup a gun you can deal with them with. The only time I actually went to extract was when I got a bobcat out of a weapon crate since you can't put them in your pocket. It's also nice to know that when someone does kill you they get nothing, absolutely nothing. |