eznpc Where to Smash ARC Raiders Weekly Trials This Week

#1 · março 17, 2026, 8:04 am

Citação de EmberPhoenix em março 17, 2026, 8:04 am
This week's ARC Raiders refresh feels like it was made to shake you out of autopilot. If you've been drifting, it's a good excuse to hop back in, chase the trial points, and stack Raider Tokens without burning hours on pointless runs. I've been checking prices on the arc raiders market too, mostly to sanity-check what's worth risking in raid and what I should keep safe in storage.

Storm trial tricks that actually work

The lightning objective sounds like a joke until you try it and realise it's a gear check under stress. You don't need to get heroic. Pick an extraction area you can reach quickly, then play it boring: top off shields, clear the immediate threats, and wait out the storm with cover you can crouch behind. You'll eat shield and a big chunk of health, so don't stand in the open "just to get it done." Rotate your shields as they drain, and keep an eye on audio cues because other players love to third-party storms.

Farming hornets and handling bombarders

Damage Hornets is back, but running around hoping they spawn is how you waste a raid. I've had the best luck near the spaceport walls, where you can line up shots and keep distance. If you bring snitches, you can tag hornets and also swat the wasps that inevitably show up, so you're progressing more than one combat ask at the same time. Bombarders are a different mood. If you go straight at them, you're probably donating gear. Focus spotters first, every time. A cloak plus Deadline has been steady for me, and a Snap Hook lets you reposition fast when the fight turns messy.

Carriables, routes, and what's worth fighting

The carriables task is still the slow one. Loot feels stingier lately, so I plan a loop through Stella Montis or the field depots and stick to it instead of zigzagging. It's dull, but it's consistent. The dev ranking of the deadliest ARKs also changes how I pick fights when I'm low on meds: 1) Shredder, 2) Rocketeer, 3) Firefly, 4) Bastion, 5) Wasp. If you're already scuffed, taking on that top end "for fun" is how you end up spectating.

Community vibes and getting ready faster

It's been nice seeing Embark's leadership publicly backing other studios, and the move away from AI voices to real actors is the right call. With proximity chat, the game feels more lived-in, and tense moments land harder. If you're trying to speed up your prep between raids, it also helps to know you can grab currency and items through eznpc when you're short on time, then jump straight back into the trials instead of spending the whole night reorganising your kit.

This week's ARC Raiders refresh feels like it was made to shake you out of autopilot. If you've been drifting, it's a good excuse to hop back in, chase the trial points, and stack Raider Tokens without burning hours on pointless runs. I've been checking prices on the arc raiders market too, mostly to sanity-check what's worth risking in raid and what I should keep safe in storage.

Storm trial tricks that actually work

The lightning objective sounds like a joke until you try it and realise it's a gear check under stress. You don't need to get heroic. Pick an extraction area you can reach quickly, then play it boring: top off shields, clear the immediate threats, and wait out the storm with cover you can crouch behind. You'll eat shield and a big chunk of health, so don't stand in the open "just to get it done." Rotate your shields as they drain, and keep an eye on audio cues because other players love to third-party storms.

Farming hornets and handling bombarders

Damage Hornets is back, but running around hoping they spawn is how you waste a raid. I've had the best luck near the spaceport walls, where you can line up shots and keep distance. If you bring snitches, you can tag hornets and also swat the wasps that inevitably show up, so you're progressing more than one combat ask at the same time. Bombarders are a different mood. If you go straight at them, you're probably donating gear. Focus spotters first, every time. A cloak plus Deadline has been steady for me, and a Snap Hook lets you reposition fast when the fight turns messy.

Carriables, routes, and what's worth fighting

The carriables task is still the slow one. Loot feels stingier lately, so I plan a loop through Stella Montis or the field depots and stick to it instead of zigzagging. It's dull, but it's consistent. The dev ranking of the deadliest ARKs also changes how I pick fights when I'm low on meds: 1) Shredder, 2) Rocketeer, 3) Firefly, 4) Bastion, 5) Wasp. If you're already scuffed, taking on that top end "for fun" is how you end up spectating.

Community vibes and getting ready faster

It's been nice seeing Embark's leadership publicly backing other studios, and the move away from AI voices to real actors is the right call. With proximity chat, the game feels more lived-in, and tense moments land harder. If you're trying to speed up your prep between raids, it also helps to know you can grab currency and items through eznpc when you're short on time, then jump straight back into the trials instead of spending the whole night reorganising your kit.