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Riven Tides is the first ARC Raiders map with a dedicated buried loot layer — Beachcombing adds a secondary loot route across the open shoreline that only players holding the Dockmaster’s Detector can access. The resort interior and dockyard zones carry the map’s heaviest static loot concentration, while open beach areas balance higher exposure with the Beachcombing upside. Night Raid condition shifts the threat profile and loot tables compared to standard daytime runs.
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Raid Type |
Key Feature |
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Standard Raid |
Full map access, all loot zones, guaranteed extraction |
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Night Raid |
Elevated difficulty map condition, higher-tier loot potential |
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Beachcombing |
Buried loot recovered via Dockmaster’s Detector along the shoreline |
Buy ARC Raiders Riven Tides Raid Boost and stop losing runs to campers, rats, and contested extractions. Epiccarry’s team handles the map so your inventory comes back loaded every time.
Standard is the baseline Riven Tides experience — full map access, all loot zones active, and normal ARC spawn patterns. Night Raid is a map condition modifier that changes visibility, shifts ARC behavior, and adjusts loot tables toward higher-tier drops at the cost of increased difficulty. Beachcombing is a separate map condition layer where players use the Dockmaster’s Detector to scan shoreline sand for buried loot that doesn’t appear through standard scavenging routes. Beachcombing requires the Detector item, which is only obtainable through the Avian Alarm Project.
Riven Tides launched as the game’s newest and largest map, which concentrates player traffic into a single zone during the post-launch window. The open coastal layout creates long sightlines and limited natural cover near several extraction points, making late-raid encounters with other players more frequent than in interior-heavy maps. Groups that coordinate poorly or run solo without extraction awareness are consistently the ones who lose loot at the final stage — which is exactly what the carry service eliminates.
Yes — if a run ends with character death or loot below the expected threshold, an additional run is completed to cover the shortfall. This applies per run across the full order, not just the first attempt. Multi-run orders are confirmed with your manager before the service begins, and scheduling is adjusted to fit your availability throughout.