Upcoming How To Beat This Week's Trials In Arc Raiders

Here's how to get three stars on this week's Trials.

Trials in Arc Raiders is effectively a ranking system where you compete against other players for high scores on five challenges each week. When you complete a task for this week's challenges, you'll earn points towards that objective and earn a place on the leaderboard.

The competition can get intense, to say the least. But if you're looking to earn all the unique Trials rewards, you're going to need to step up to the plate and give it a shot. Below, I'll go over all the Trials challenges this week and the best way to complete them for a high score.

Right off the bat, it's important to understand how scoring works. Firstly, only your personal best score during a single run for each challenge contributes to your overall ranking, so you need to be prepared.

Secondly, you can earn double Trial Score points when map conditions are active, such as Night Raid, Electromagnetic Storm, and Hidden Bunker, so you're always best off attempting the challenges on these runs. Plus, it's basically always easier to attempt these with two other players, not just because it's easier to stay alive, but also because the score is often shared, letting you earn higher scores with much less effort.

This is what a Wasp First Wave Husk looks like, though any Arc type counts for its Trial challenge.

These are all the First Wave Husk spawns on the Spaceport map.

Here's how to get a high score on this week's Trial challenges (week 5), available from Monday, November 24, until Monday, December 1:

The best location I've found for this challenge is Dam Battlegrounds at Night, as there are often Rocketeers around the North Complex Elevator at Power Generation, southeast of Hydroponic Dome Complex near the dam wall, and between Research & Administration and the Red Lakes Balcony Lift.

Another option is going to any rooftop during the Spaceport Hidden Bunker event, since there are lots of Rocketeer spawns around Launch Tower, and this event gives you an extra ten minutes.

Source: PC Gamer