Embark Studios has given ARC Raiders fans a way to easily track what map conditions are coming next. The popular extraction shooter boasts several map modifiers that introduce new enemies, weather conditions, or environmental hazards, and with the new tracker, players can see what’s coming next to plan their sessions accordingly.
It’s tied to the recent in-game projects, like the High Gain Antenna, and it’s only a small thing, but it’s nice for the more organized players to take advantage of.
How to Use ARC Raiders Map Conditions Tracker
If you head to the ARC Raiders website, you’ll be able to find and bookmark the map conditions tracker published recently by Embark Studios. It’s a simple table that shows you what’s coming next in ARC Raiders’ rotation, picking from the following map conditions:
- Close Scrutiny
- Electromagnetic Storm
- Hidden Bunker
- Hurricane
- Locked Gate
- Night Raid
- Bird City
- Harvester
- Launch Tower Loot
- Lush BLooms
- Matriarch
- Uncovered Caches
The map conditions tracker appears to run around 20 hours into the future, with the rotation changing every hour, on the hour. That’s not a new concept for those familiar with ARC Raiders, of course.
While Embark Studios has kept up a solid cadence with updates, some have argued that the game is already running dry. The slew of map conditions feels stale for those who basically spend their lives in the game, and on social media, many responded to the map conditions tracker with their suggestions for what Embark Studios should work on next.
Later this month, ARC Raiders is set to receive its biggest update yet, with Embark Studios adding a new map, a large-scale ARC enemy, new quests, a fresh Raider Deck, and much more.
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Grant has been gaming for 30+ years and in the industry for 10+. You'll probably find him playing a post-apocalyptic game or an extraction shooter somewhere.
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