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Instead of firing off blindly, target the weak spots to deal major damage. Usually, weak spots are pretty easy to see, even if you’ve never encountered a specific ARC before. For example, you’ll want to shoot the propellers on any and all flying ARC Raiders Items, the exposed underbelly of Turrets and Sentinels, and any and all joints of walking ARCs. If you want a more specific breakdown of which ARCs to target where, you can find a full list of their weaknesses in the Codex.
If you’re planning on attempting to take down some ARCs, make sure to keep in mind your weapon’s ARC Armor Penetration rating, which tells you how much damage your gun will do against the hull of an ARC. Obviously, to take down bigger enemies like the Bastion or Bombardier, you’ll want to have a gun with a higher rating.
Finding a gun while exploring the world is a pretty big get, but you won’t always have the room in your bag to grab every one of them, especially if you end up killing a well-equipped squad in a shootout. That said, even if you aren’t able to grab all the guns, you can dismantle them in a fallen player’s bag into their base components. This is a great, guaranteed way to get gun parts, which are a necessary crafting material needed to build and upgrade other, better guns. Plus, you’ll be able to pick up various amounts of other, less valuable components. To dismantle a weapon, you don’t even need to put it in your bag; you can simply select the gun and break it down from the selection sub-menu.
There are a lot of different things to check up on between missions in Arc Raiders, however, you’ll want to make sure that you check in with Scrappy the chicken as often as you can in the Workshop. Scrappy passively collects basic loot for you while you’re out looking for bigger, rarer supplies, so you don’t want to neglect him anytime he pops up with a yellow notification on the Workshop tab.
On top of collecting supplies from Scrappy, you can also train the little guy to get better gear by collecting specific things that he wants. Scrappy functions similarly to workbenches and the like, so you’ll want to keep your eyes peeled while topside for whatever he wants.
One of the interesting selling points for ARCR Coins for sale is that combat between players is entirely optional. It’s up to you if you want to run headfirst into the action, guns blazing, or communicate with other players and settle things peacefully. Plenty of trust is required if you want to end an interaction peacefully, but we’ve found relatively decent success in hopping on prox chat and asking players that we aren’t looking for a fight. It feels like 60 percent of the time, they’ll let you go without any trouble.