Flashpoint has certainly shaken things up for the Raiders, and Embark isn’t planning on letting up on the pressure anytime soon.
Players will get to take on a new type of map condition, dubbed ARC Operations, with the first one being about an entirely new ARC type.
Arriving on March 31st, the update also brings a new Project and the ability to upgrade Scrappy to receive even more loot.
Production director Caio Braga also discussed Embark Studios' problem-solving methods and the modern issues facing the game.
Flashpoint is the next major update for the extraction shooter, which also brings a new ARC threat, map condition, and more.
With fewer AI-recorded lines now in the game, Embark is taking steps to ensure that its voice actors continue to collaborate with it.
Embark Studios confirmed that it is reviewing players' cases as part of the patch notes for ARC Raiders' most recent update.
Embark Studios has disabled its integration with the Discord SDK for now, and is conducting deeper audits to avoid more security issues.
To compensate for fewer blueprints found in the First Wave Caches, Embark Studios has raised the drop rate for high-tier materials.
Bungie quickly took to social media to confirm that any instances of censoring ARC Raiders in the chat had been quickly fixed.
While Embark Studios has remained quiet about this, players have started dissecting videos and screenshots to figure it out.
The Hurricane brings new risks, but you'll also have to contend with two new ARC threats to earn new rewards once the update drops.
The exploit essentially ensures that a player won't see any consequence for losing a fight since they can immediately escape back to base.
In his new role, Patrick Söderlund will be in charge of the creative direction of the company while CEO Junghun Lee focuses on business.
The new map condition will affect visibility and present new gameplay challenges thanks to strong winds and flying dust and debris.
He also confirmed that players won't be sent to the more PvP oriented matches for firing a single errant shot or looting corpses.
There's a lot to look forward to in this one, including, but not limited to, a new ARC threat, map condition, player project, and more.
It is worth noting that these diverse list of games have been listed alphabetically, and Microsoft has not provided any sales figures.
Embark's successful extraction shooter peaked at 960,000 concurrent players last month and averages six million weekly active players.
Patrick Söderlund spoke about further fostering the community of ARC Raiders by giving players more of what they want, like lore.
