ARC Raiders

Game is great when first release, Then overtime game becomes dogshiiit. Devs don't listen to the community asking for better Anti- Cheat or even better contents, Which is postpone every year. Devs be banning people for unnecessary accusation. When every raid or game you get into has a obvious cheater in them. Embark does not really care what the costumers and the people really want in the game. So save your money and time and avoid this game.

good concept, crap gameplay experience mainly due to rats doing what rats do best. raiders against raiders doesn't make sense in the lore. don't recomend, it's too frustrating...player base is plumeting.

Крупных обнов ждать по полгода, читеры в каждой, буквально каждой, игре. Зато скины 2 раза в месяц выходят.

over 500 hours now games take 5 to 10 mins to get into a round

honestly loved the game in the beginning but now theirs like no players unless their cheating and the game glitches too much today i was heading to extract when the game decided that i cant use ladders anymore so i had to go around where i proceeded to get killed by a terret a shredder and a tick and the events and trials just aren't fun they feel like jobs so I'm just over this game ill remember the good times but this game has ran its course I'm done

Please ignore the people who glaze the PVP in this game. "Why did you buy a PVPVE game if you didn't want PVP" is a very common phrase you will see from the same people who sit around all game and wait for a third-party they can win. More casual lobbies are actually pretty chill, but you'll still get backstabbed by people occasionally and it just feels so bad. Cheaters are also a really bad problem. PVE loot keeps getting nerfed so why would you go through that trouble to get third-partied. Hit-reg is also shockingly bad for a game like this, you can clip a fight and sometimes see half your shots are just blanks (Server-side issue EUS). I don't even know if this an easily fixed issue, but the PVP just feels bad for me at least. Simply adding a PVE only mode is pretty lame in my opinion but honestly is probably what the game needs. I just hope something comes soon, it's a really cool game and I want to like the PVP but it just isn't doing it.

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.