How To Complete A Bad Feeling in Arc Raiders: Step-by-Step Guide

This quest asks you to find and search one ARC Courier or ARC Probe. These machines spawn at random, so patience helps, but there are known spawn sites on the western side of Dam Battlegrounds, especially on top of ARC Baron bodies. Clear enemies first, then climb the Baron and breach the Courier. You unlock this quest after finishing Off The Radar, so progression pace stays smooth.

A Bad Feeling Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Enter the Dam Battlegrounds map and move toward the western zone, where Courier spawns are more common. Look for ARC Barons with machines sitting on top, and watch for drones guarding the area. When you see a Courier or Probe, secure the area, climb up if needed, and interact with it to search. Do not rush the loot because Barons can blast fire if triggered, so move smart and avoid standing still. You only need one object, so leave after success.

Head to Dam Battlegrounds and explore the western zone.

Look for ARC Barons with Courier units on top.

Eliminate nearby ARC enemies to secure the site.

Climb the Baron and interact with the Courier or Probe.

Search the crate to complete the quest.

Extract or move safe once done.

When the container opens, the quest finishes at once. You earn Metal Parts, Steel Springs, and Duct Tape, which support early crafting. These items help you build and maintain gear for harder raids.

Arc Raiders Beginner Tips

Builds decide your survival and efficiency in every raid. Choose one style, like long-range or stealth support, and match weapons and mods to it. A focused build keeps you alive longer and speeds up material gain.

Keys let you unlock rooms and easier paths across hot zones. Always check Raider bodies and crates for keys and buy them when vendors rotate useful ones. Smart key use gives safe loot routes and clean exits.

Weapon crafting happens in Speranza and grows your power piece by piece. Bring scrap and blueprints back to base, then build and upgrade weapons between runs. Each upgrade tightens recoil, boosts power, or changes handling, improving your loadout without limits.