Arc Raiders

Ask Arc Raiders players about the worst raid of their wipe and most describe the same one. A long run, backpack stuffed with rare parts, drones still circling overhead, where a squad was sitting at the extract and took all of it in the last forty meters. That is the game. Everyone drops into the same loot pool, everyone loses stash the same way, and what usually decides it is who knew where the other team was first.

This package is for a few kinds of players. The raider who wants to stack as much stash as possible in the first 48 hours of a wipe. The solo player who keeps running into full squads and still wants to walk out with loot. And the person with a job and not many evenings, who wants each session to count for more progression. If you only drop in now and then for fun, you can probably skip it.

The BulkScript Arc Raiders package puts aimbot, ESP, a loot filter and a drone tracker under one loader. Silent aim is the headline, because the drones and the AI enemies both have small head hitboxes and short reaction windows. With silent aim on, your shot lands without your crosshair snapping onto the head, so anyone spectating just sees a sharp player. If you prefer soft aim, the humanizer layer smooths out your mouse movement so it looks like a person moving it. FOV, smoothing and target priority each have their own slider in the menu. For a first session I would stick to soft aim with a small FOV and open things up once you are comfortable.

On the ESP side you get player boxes, distance, health bars and weapon info. Loot ESP lives in its own tab. Rare parts light up on screen and you can filter out the low value stuff so you are not wading through junk. Keep the filter tight, otherwise the screen fills up fast. What counts as valuable in the first days of a wipe is not what you are hunting in week three, so it pays to revisit the filter now and then. The loot filter setups people post on the Discord are a decent place to start if you do not want to build one from scratch.

The drone tracker is the part I would not want to play without. In this game the mechanical enemies are what give your position away most often, and the tracker shows where they are along with a prediction of their patrol route. Knowing that lets you take the long way around a building instead of starting a fight you did not need. The radar adds 360 degree awareness on the minimap, and you can set it to flag a squad coming up behind you about 50 meters out. On the run to the extract, that warning is often the difference between walking into an ambush and taking a different route to the exit.

The menu opens as an in-game overlay with the Insert key, so there is no alt-tabbing out mid raid. The HWID spoofer is included as well, which gives you a clean start if you have already taken a hardware ban somewhere else. Changing a setting between fights takes a couple of seconds and you never lose sight of the game.

Prices are 4.99 USD for 1 day, 14.99 USD for 7 days and 29.99 USD for 30 days. The 1-day key suits the last night of a wipe, when you want one big push to fill your stash before reset. Seven days fits a squad doing a weekly grind and wanting to get properly into the progression system. Thirty days comes out cheapest per day by a wide margin, around a dollar a day, and it covers the whole wipe if you are playing all the way through. If you have never used a loader before, the 1-day key is a cheap way to check it runs well on your PC first.

Setup is quick. Finish checkout on bulkscript.com and join our Discord through the invite link. Your payment triggers the automatic key system and the key shows up in your DMs. Download the loader, add it to your antivirus exclusions, run it as administrator, enter the key and start the game. There is a video walkthrough pinned on the Discord, and if this is your first time the team will take you through it step by step. If the loader will not open at all, check the antivirus exclusion first, because that is the step people skip most. Arc Raiders' anti-cheat also needs TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot turned on, so confirm both before you buy.

Now the risk. Arc Raiders has a serious anti-cheat, and no third-party software brings detection risk down to zero. If a seller promises you that, find another seller. The loader was built with low risk in mind and runs on an actively developed HWID protection layer, with its protection layers updated regularly. The humanizer keeps mouse movement and reaction time from looking robotic, and silent aim is tuned so you look natural to other players watching, which lowers the chance of getting reported. Push the settings too far, though, and no tuning will hide it. None of that removes the risk. If the account matters to you, think about that before you buy.

When the developer pushes a new anti-cheat build, the team reworks the loader the same day and posts about it on Discord. Downtime does happen, as it does with every provider. What we do is say so openly in the channel, share where the fix is at, and announce again when the loader is ready. The work is split between people handling backend, frontend, loader development and moderation. That matters on patch day, because a lot of shops in this space are one person, and a loader that stays down for three days in the middle of a wipe costs you a week. Most of those shops also go quiet about when a fix is coming. Here checkout is simple, delivery is automatic, and nobody leaves the channel in the dark while a patch is being worked on.

Support runs 24/7 through Discord tickets and the team speaks Turkish, which helps if that is your first language. You can ask about configs, install problems or payments, and newer players often ask for starting FOV and smoothing values or help setting up the loot filter. Tickets are watched actively, since nobody wants to wait for an answer halfway through a raid. The community channels are busy too, with people swapping setting combinations and arguing about wipe strategy.

If that sounds like how you play, pick a plan and join the Discord. If you are unsure, start with a day and ask the team whatever is on your mind.