RSVSR What to Do in Arc Raiders Off the Radar Quest

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You've knocked out Clearer Skies and Trash into Treasure, so Off the Radar feels like the game taking the mick. No big firefight. No heroic push. Just you, a busted antenna, and a depot that refuses to show up on the map until you're basically on top of it. If you're prepping your loadout or topping up essentials like ARC Raiders Coins, do it before you drop, because once you're in the Dam Battlegrounds the real battle is staying oriented.



Finding the Field Depot Without a Handhold
The annoying bit is that Field Depots don't broadcast their location like elevators and hatches do. You can't just pause, slap a marker down, and beeline. Instead, you've got to move through the zone and let the HUD catch up. When you're close enough, a small house icon finally pops in. Until then, you're reading the environment like it's the actual mission. Look for a squat building with a tall antenna on the roof—thin, awkward, and sticking up above everything else. On a clear day you'll spot it early. In bad weather, you'll probably overshoot, double back, and swear a little. That's normal.



Keeping It Quiet and Staying Alive
Most runs won't dump a full ARC patrol on the depot, but don't take that as a promise. What gets people is the "nothing here" mindset. They jog in, head down, scanning for a ladder, and then a stray machine clips them from the side. Do a quick perimeter sweep instead. Check corners, listen for idle movement, and don't loiter in doorways. If you do see a couple of bots, deal with them cleanly and fast. A sloppy fight makes noise, and noise in Arc Raiders is basically an invitation.



Repairing the Antenna and Getting Out
Once it's safe enough, get up to the roof and start the interaction. This is the sweaty part, because the repair animation pins you in place and it's loud. You can't pretend you didn't just announce yourself to the whole postcode. So commit: start it when your surroundings are calm, keep your camera working, and be ready to cancel if something stomps in. When the progress bar finishes, the quest completes instantly—no return trip, no extra step. Grab the nearest extraction route and bounce, and if you're the type who likes having gear and currency handled ahead of time, that's exactly why people use services like RSVSR before jumping back in for the next rougher chain.