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Time capsules are a really cool feature in this game, especially with the cool screenshots people leave. I love it when it's lore friendly.

However, which of you mfs keep leaving time capsules with the most basic of tools like a scanner and flashlight? Second time I got that type of capsule, lol. I personally will be attempting to leave some of the rarest possible materials in mine.

So disappointing on a first time playthrough, this game crashes randomly. I alt tabbed for a second and the game window just disappeared.

On the first day following the night I arrived, my base was surrounded by 4 red dots on the radar. When I went to investigate, I encountered this >!green orb which teleported me into the middle of nowhere, behind radar Victor.!<I had not slept the night prior, and with 15 sleep points I needed to hike it back to Alpha base. After a while of wandering and a pit stop at T1 before heading back toward Alpha, I ended up passing out on a trail due to sleep deprivation. The game made me sleep to 100%, in the standard sleep cutscene, as I couldn't press escape like I used to in order to manually wake up (is there a new button?). When I did finally wake up, I was NOT in the base. Instead, I found mys

Hey guys, I am on the fence about purchasing ARC Raiders. I’d like to hear some people’s experience, opinions on the game, and perhaps see some unique gameplay clips as encouragement to buy the game.

I tried the game during the first Beta, and again during the Server Slam. I did enjoy it with friends, but they sort of carried me through, and I didn’t develop a lot of skill or knowledge about the game. Later, when I played solo, I kept getting killed in most encounters with enemy players, and eventually found myself just running and hiding from players and ARC robots alike. I would loot as much loot as possible, without much specificity or direction, and escape as quickly as I could, avoidi

Tried playing this silly game but got banned four times in a row.

Upon launching these packs, downloaded from Wabbajack, my textures, specifically for hair, armor, trees, or anything that had conflicts in Mod Organizer 2, would show up as invisible. After several reinstalls and scouring many forums, I finally found a perhaps obvious yet hidden (from my eyes) answer to the problem I was having.

Many people in the STEP forums had good suggestions, guiding users in load order operations, file path issues, conflict resolution, but no matter what I did I couldn't get my game to display any of the available textures, vanilla or otherwise. Finally, I found my solution. Use ENBoost/ENB. Put it in your game directory. It will solve your texture issues. I knew righ

I haven’t played the game since my ~50 hours of play after launch. I found myself trying to add all kinds of mods to the game to dramatically change the experience of the game. I did genuinely like a lot of the locations, some of the story aspects, and I didn’t even get very far. I still know that this game has amazing potential. But some things just weren’t acceptable at the time for me to enjoy the core gameplay. For example, the walking speed, I think I had some issues with the bullet sponge enemies, the boost pack was practically useless, etc. I probably barred myself from enjoying the game by not actually going through and leveling up my player’s skills, and just trying to mod everythin