Arc Raiders: Ping Bully and Skulker Fast
This quest encourages players to explore Pendola Pass and learn enemy patterns, which could help in future encounters.
This quest encourages players to explore Pendola Pass and learn enemy patterns, which could help in future encounters.
Key points - Tracks of the Beast requires pinging a Bully and a Skulker in a single round. - The Bully is a large arc horse-dog robot often found in Old Town and near Almatera Station. - The Skulker is a small turret on four wheels that emits a beep beep noise. - Skulkers are commonly found in the ravine between the Railyard and Commissary Supermarket. - Optional steps include destroying three Skulkers and extracting a Skulker Targeter.
Timeline - Start: Head to the northern tracks in north Pendola Pass. - Next: Travel south to Almatera Station, following the train tracks. - During: Ping a Bully and a Skulker along the way. - End: Complete all steps in one round to finish the quest.
FAQ
Q: Where can I find a Bully? A: Bullies are often in Old Town, on the tracks north of Almatera Station, or at the Railroad Junction to the east.
Q: Where can I find a Skulker? A: Look in the ravine between the Railyard and Commissary Supermarket, by the Gondola exfil north of Old Town, or in the northern tracks area.
Q: Do I need to complete the optional steps? A: No, the optional steps to destroy three Skulkers and extract a Skulker Targeter are not required to finish the quest.
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