Stella Montis is going to be the latest map in ARC Raiders, and you'll have to work together with the community to unlock access.
Unlike the four OG maps, Stella Montis will require a different approach from the Raiders. Instead of fighting one another, players will have to work together as a community to gain access to the new map. Thankfully, we already have information on how to do so and what exactly we will require.
ARC Raiders Breaking New Ground quest walkthrough
The Breaking New Ground quest will go live on Nov. 13 as part of The North Lines update in ARC Raiders. The quest will be your key (quite literally) to Stella Montis and involves players in repairing tunnels. These tunnels are a gateway to the new map.
The basic structure of the quest is simple: players will have to collect and donate certain materials to restore the tunnels. Any player who has completed at least five rounds is eligible to be part of this project.
Here's a list of all the materials you'll require. These materials can be found across all four maps, and you can also get them by salvaging items. There shouldn't be a shortage of these items if you're trying to contribute to the global quest once it goes live.
- Metal Parts
- Fabric
- Chemicals
- Rubber Parts
- Plastic Parts
Contributing these items to repair the tunnels won't be in vain since you'll be earning something called Merits. This is the new event currency that can be used for different reasons, but you can also spend it as additional contributions towards unlocking Speranza. There's a cap on how many Merits you can earn from material donations.
Once the Breaking New Ground quest is done, you'll be able to unlock Phase 2, which marks the beginning of Staking Our Claim. This will have a separate progression track that will be active till December.
It will be interesting to find out how cooperative the community is and how quickly we will be able to enter Stella Montis.
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