The second ARC RAIDERS technical test has officially ended. Embark first opened the door to Technical Test 2 on April 30, before ending on Sunday, May 4. While feedback is mostly positive, there is one thing that everyone loves.
I'm talking about Scrappy, and once you're hiding, you'll be able to unlock it early on your pet cock. The idea of Scrappy is nothing new in itself, but it brings many characters to games that are already full of it, and it's easy to see why so many players fall in love with it.
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Scrappy's job in Arc Raiders is very simple and should be familiar to anyone who has played other extract shooters. When you raid, the cock will find all kinds of useful items – making materials, components, and more.
One of my favorite things I did right after I came back was to check and see what managed to clear what. This is a passive item acquisition that allows you to invest more in the metagame running off the run and reduce frustration when you die and lose everything.
Now, it is also possible to upgrade Scrappy, but the fragmentation required to get it to a higher level is extremely rare. I only managed to get it to level 2, but you can keep it at level 5: Master hoard. With each upgrade, the quality and quantity of items found in Scrappy will improve, which has various meanings.
But among the thousands who entered Tech Test 2 last week, only one Players manage to keep it to their maximum level. This is according to the developer, who shared some statistics on the test on Twitter.
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Players invested over 1.7 million hours and uniformly destroyed 7 million arc enemies in the 4 million rounds they participated in. Especially Arc Queen – the biggest and most terrifying AI foe – was even beaten 58 times, which is surprising because most players avoid this.
While we didn't get the release date for ARC RAIDERS because many doubts we'll be releasing at the end of the test, Empark said in a thank you letter to players that although the developers didn't say when we could expect it and whether it would be more open.
Although the recent technical test is the game's largest test to date, it still requires invitations, so many players cannot enter.
I've been playing a lot of ARC Raiders Tech Test 2 and I can tell you that it reminds me of most classic PUBGs that I didn't expect to be involved. Even in its current state, it is an incredibly meticulously challenging and focused game that many people have asked Engark to just release the current build and launch the game right away.
