Quote from Alam560 on November 20, 2025, 8:33 amOut in Arc Raiders, you figure out fast that just holding a rifle won’t keep you alive for long. The machines out there don’t hesitate, and your starter kit will get torn apart in no time. That’s when the Workbench becomes your best friend. It’s basically your own little armoury and tinkering station rolled into one. You bring back whatever you can carry from the field—scrap, circuits, rare components ripped straight from the wreckage of ARC units—and that’s where the magic happens. Even a pile of junk might hide the exact part you’ve been hunting for, so it’s worth slowing down after a fight to sweep the area. It’s risky, yeah, but when you return to base with a pack full of loot, it feels like progress. That’s how you start turning from a desperate scavenger into a proper Raider ready to take the fight to ARC, and it all kicks off at the ARC Raiders BluePrint.
When you’re back at the Workbench, you see every weapon and gadget you own laid out, along with the different ways you can tweak them. It’s not just about upping damage—though you’ll get that too—it’s about changing how a weapon behaves. Maybe you stick on a better scope for hitting targets at range. Maybe you swap out the magazine so you’re not stuck reloading mid-scrap. You can even mess with the firing mechanism to speed things up. That slow rifle you’ve been lugging around? With the right parts, you can turn it into a mid-range beast. Even your sidearm can go from “last resort” to “life saver” with a few smart upgrades.
And it’s not just guns. Every bit of kit you carry can be improved. That grappling hook you use to get around? Upgrade the range or speed and you’ll be zipping across rooftops before anyone can blink. Got a deployable shield? Boost its durability so it can hold the line while your squad regroups. The cool part is how personal it gets—you can shape your loadout to match the way you play. Want to hang back and snipe? You can do that. Prefer to rush in swinging? Build for close combat. Or focus on keeping your team alive with support gear. The Workbench makes it all possible.
Every mission becomes part of a bigger loop—you head out, scrape together whatever you can find, then bring it back to make your gear better. That constant grind feels rewarding because you see and feel the difference in the field. You’re not just getting stronger on paper; you’re surviving longer, hitting harder, moving faster. And that’s the real hook. The Workbench isn’t just a menu screen—it’s the thing that keeps you going, the place where every scrap of effort pays off. If you’re serious about taking the fight to ARC, you’ll want to keep an eye on the BluePrint for sale.
Out in Arc Raiders, you figure out fast that just holding a rifle won’t keep you alive for long. The machines out there don’t hesitate, and your starter kit will get torn apart in no time. That’s when the Workbench becomes your best friend. It’s basically your own little armoury and tinkering station rolled into one. You bring back whatever you can carry from the field—scrap, circuits, rare components ripped straight from the wreckage of ARC units—and that’s where the magic happens. Even a pile of junk might hide the exact part you’ve been hunting for, so it’s worth slowing down after a fight to sweep the area. It’s risky, yeah, but when you return to base with a pack full of loot, it feels like progress. That’s how you start turning from a desperate scavenger into a proper Raider ready to take the fight to ARC, and it all kicks off at the ARC Raiders BluePrint.
When you’re back at the Workbench, you see every weapon and gadget you own laid out, along with the different ways you can tweak them. It’s not just about upping damage—though you’ll get that too—it’s about changing how a weapon behaves. Maybe you stick on a better scope for hitting targets at range. Maybe you swap out the magazine so you’re not stuck reloading mid-scrap. You can even mess with the firing mechanism to speed things up. That slow rifle you’ve been lugging around? With the right parts, you can turn it into a mid-range beast. Even your sidearm can go from “last resort” to “life saver” with a few smart upgrades.
And it’s not just guns. Every bit of kit you carry can be improved. That grappling hook you use to get around? Upgrade the range or speed and you’ll be zipping across rooftops before anyone can blink. Got a deployable shield? Boost its durability so it can hold the line while your squad regroups. The cool part is how personal it gets—you can shape your loadout to match the way you play. Want to hang back and snipe? You can do that. Prefer to rush in swinging? Build for close combat. Or focus on keeping your team alive with support gear. The Workbench makes it all possible.
Every mission becomes part of a bigger loop—you head out, scrape together whatever you can find, then bring it back to make your gear better. That constant grind feels rewarding because you see and feel the difference in the field. You’re not just getting stronger on paper; you’re surviving longer, hitting harder, moving faster. And that’s the real hook. The Workbench isn’t just a menu screen—it’s the thing that keeps you going, the place where every scrap of effort pays off. If you’re serious about taking the fight to ARC, you’ll want to keep an eye on the BluePrint for sale.
