ARC Raiders

This game was amazing when it dropped for the first 5-6 months then it went downhill fast. This was a once in a lifetime game, something that could have been as big or bigger than fortnite. Then, it was abandoned by the developers. They decided to only update the game 2 times a year. Its not enough. There is no end game, there is nothing to do except wipe and start all over again for extra skill points or stash space. So, I did that. I spent hours and hours building up my account to wipe it away just to earn 5 extra skill points. I only received 1 skill point. The community was told it was an issue and it would be fixed. I even reached out through email and spoke to someone explaining I was still missing 4 skill points. After a couple emails they ghosted me. All those hours spent grinding for nothing. The developers do the exact opposite of what the community wants. They do not change weapon metas, we have been stuck with the same meta for 6 months. The lobbies run rampant with cheaters and Embark does NOTHING. There are YT videos that show at least one cheater in EVERY lobby. Thats not an exaggeration. They got rid of amazing map conditions like Cold snap after the base begged to get it back. They brought it back just to remove it again. Embark does not care about the game or the people playing it. They have let it crash and it is now burning. Such a unique game and successful game to abandon for their even worse game theyre working on. I will never play an Embark game again after being ghosted and wasting my time.

Il gioco è bello finché dura poco perché subire atti di sciacallaggio (ben pianificati) da utenti contenti di rubarti ogni volta il risultato di ore di gioco rende molto deludente un progetto ludico con buone potenzialità. Se esistesse una modalità di gioco priva di utenza renderebbe il gioco molto più coinvolgente carismatico piuttosto che frustrante. Quindi non compratelo se non volete restare delusi ed imbronciati.

worst game in man kind ever not worth the purchase> cheap updates. WORRIED MORRE ABOUT ARCS THEN OUR

Wish this game had updates, but there's nothing but cash grabs skins

no updates boring now

A Great Game With a Huge Missed Opportunity ARC Raiders has an excellent core. The gunplay, atmosphere, movement, ARC design, and extraction gameplay are genuinely fun. That is exactly why it is so frustrating to see the game held back by problems that should have been addressed much more seriously. the biggest things Embark needs to look at: 1. Cheating and duplication are destroying trust — Duplication exploits, RMT and cheaters should be treated as top priorities. A competitive extraction game cannot have a healthy economy when players can obtain huge amounts of gear through exploits or external trading. 2. PvE, PvP and solo players need better balance — Different playstyles should all have a reason to exist. Solo/duo players especially should not constantly feel disadvantaged by objectives, trials and matchmaking. 3. The economy and loot system need serious work — Loot balance feels inconsistent, blueprints can feel completely random, and item rarity does not always reflect usefulness or performance. The economy should reward progression rather than encourage hoarding, selling everything, or exploiting loopholes. 4. No meaningful endgame — There is very little reason to keep grinding once you have good gear. Players need meaningful long-term progression, rare and valuable items, stronger goals, and something worth working toward. 5. Broken bugs stay broken for far too long — Game-breaking glitches, map holes, doors, upgrade delays, visual problems and other issues sometimes remain for weeks or months. Players can accept occasional bugs; they cannot accept bugs becoming permanent features. 6. Perks, augments and utility need real balancing — Too many options are useless, barely noticeable, or clearly inferior to a small number of meta choices. More meaningful variety would make builds and progression much more interesting. 7. Ermal's deals and progression need to make sense — Some trades simply do not feel worthwhile when compared with what players can obtain by playing normally. These systems need to be designed around the actual player economy and gameplay. 8. Communication needs to improve — Players should not have to search Discord or interviews to understand what is happening with important problems. Clear in-game communication, faster acknowledgement and visible progress on major issues would go a long way. 9. Stop changing things without addressing the underlying problems — Loot availability, balance and progression sometimes seem to swing from one extreme to another instead of being carefully adjusted. The game needs consistent, data-driven balancing rather than constant changes that create new problems. ARC Raiders has the foundation to be one of the best extraction games out there, which makes these issues even more disappointing. The problem is not the core game — it is the lack of long-term systems, balance, communication and consistent support around it. Embark has built something special. Please don't let poor live-service decisions be what ruins it.

they update the store but not the anti cheat

Honestly not sure what this matchmaking is about It punishes aggression so it tells you not to fight in order to stay in the pve lobby queue But then occasionally they just let (mostly cheating) pvp players into the pve lobbies to farm everyone You stay out of pvp maps and go in at daytime and still some random no life is just exfil camping