ARC Raiders - Coaching

ARC Raiders is a PvPvE extraction shooter from Embark Studios: you leave Speranza, head topside, collect what you can and only keep it if you make it back out. Every raid mixes three threats at once, the ARC machines patrolling the surface, other raiders who want your backpack and the clock that keeps running while you loot. Coaching on Boosting24 is about the decisions that sit between those threats, not about a single trick. A coach watches how you handle a whole raid and shows you where it was really won or lost.

Loadouts come first, because a raid is often decided before you leave the hub. A coach looks at what you bring, what you risk losing and whether the kit matches the job you plan to do on the surface. Many raiders take too much gear into a quick scavenging run or too little into a fight they know is coming. Learning to build a loadout around the goal of the raid saves more materials over a week than any single good fight.

Looting routes and threat reading come next. A coach teaches you which areas are worth the time, how to move between containers without drawing every machine nearby and how to read the ARC enemies you meet. Some of them you can handle, some you should simply avoid and some will cost you more ammunition than they are worth. Knowing the difference is what separates a raid that fills the backpack from one that ends in a scramble for cover.

The last part is people. Other raiders are unpredictable, and every fight attracts third parties who arrive when both sides are already weakened. Coaches work on when to take a fight, when to disengage, how to use sound and cover and how to time an extraction so you are not the easy target waiting at the exit. For squads, clear callouts and a shared plan are part of every lesson as well.

A coaching order on Boosting24 is bought in hours. You choose how many you want when you create the request, and the coach who takes the order plans those hours with you in the order chat. Some players book a single hour to fix one specific problem, others book several to work through a whole set of habits. Hours can be split into shorter sessions with practice in between, which is often how lessons stick best.

The most common format is live play. The coach joins your squad, which in ARC Raiders can hold up to three raiders, and plays the raid with you, talking you through routes, fights and extraction calls as they happen. You make the decisions yourself, and the coach explains in the moment what they would do differently and why. It is the fastest way to learn how an experienced raider thinks under pressure.

Another format is spectating: you share your screen on Discord while the coach watches and comments on every decision. This works well for players who prefer to go topside alone or who want feedback without changing their usual squad. The coach sees exactly what you see, including your inventory and your map, so the advice is specific to your raid rather than generic.

The third format is VOD review. You record your raids and the coach goes through them with you, stopping at the moments that decided the outcome. Review is especially useful for fights you lost without understanding why, because the recording shows positioning and timing you did not notice while playing. Many coaches combine the formats: a review first to find the problems, then live sessions to fix them.

In ARC Raiders, a raid you do not extract from costs you what you carried in and what you found on the way. That makes progress easy to feel and hard to measure, because one bad evening can erase a week of careful looting. A coach looks at your raids as a pattern rather than as a list of separate losses. Most patterns come down to a handful of repeated mistakes, and finding them is the first goal of any coaching order.

The most common causes are simple. Raiders stay topside too long because the next container looks promising, fight machines they should have avoided, take fights with other raiders when there is nothing to gain or head for the extraction point at the same moment as everyone else. Each of these is a choice, which means each of them can be changed with the right habit. A coach helps you notice the moment the choice is made, not only its consequences.

Progress also has a long-term side. Your raider level goes up to 75, and each level gives one skill point for the Conditioning, Mobility and Survival trees. Experience comes from looting containers, damaging ARC machines, time spent surviving on the surface and extracting successfully. Because the points from a full climb cover only about half of the three trees, the way you spend them shapes your playstyle, and a coach helps plan that build around how you actually play.

Good coaching gives you measures you can follow yourself: how often you extract, what you bring home per raid, how many fights you win or avoid and how quickly your level rises. Many coaches ask you to note these before the first session and again after a few days of practice. That way the result of the hours you booked is visible in numbers, not only in a feeling that raids have become easier.

Boosting24 is a marketplace, not a shop with one fixed price. You post a coaching request with the number of hours, your platform and what you want to improve, and verified coaches send offers with their price and availability. You compare them and pick the one who fits, instead of being assigned whoever happens to be free. Nothing is charged until you accept an offer.

Every coach has a public profile with the number of orders they have taken and reviews from real customers. You can read how other players rated their sessions, see which services they offer and message them in the chat before accepting anything. Asking a coach how they would approach your particular problem is the best way to find out whether their style suits you.

Once you accept an offer, the order chat becomes the place where you agree session times, share recordings and ask questions between lessons. You pay through the platform rather than by a private transfer, so the agreed price and every message stay on record with the order. If a coach does not deliver what was agreed, the money-back guarantee protects you, and support is available 24/7 whenever something needs sorting out.

If you enjoy working with a coach, you can order more hours and request the same person directly. Many players stay with one coach for several orders, because a coach who already knows your habits can go straight to the next problem. Others try two or three coaches to hear different approaches before settling on one, and the marketplace makes both paths easy.

Coaching is the service on the marketplace that needs no access to your account at all. You play on your own account, on your own device, and the coach only joins your squad, watches your stream or reviews your recordings. You never have to share a password, a login code or any personal data beyond what you choose to write in the chat. That alone removes the main worry many players have about ordering help.

Coaches teach legitimate play only. No cheats, scripts, macros or third-party programs are part of any session, and a coach who suggested one would be breaking the rules of the platform. Everything you learn is game knowledge and habit: movement, positioning, routes and decisions that you can use in every raid afterwards. That is also why the results last, because nothing depends on a tool that could be taken away.

The game’s own anti-cheat keeps running normally the whole time, because a coaching session changes nothing about how you connect or play. You stay on your usual connection, with no VPN and no changes to your setup, exactly as on any other evening. That makes coaching the natural choice for players who do not want anyone else on their account under any circumstances.

Online gaming always carries some risk, so the usual precautions still apply. Keep your account details private, do not send passwords to anyone, including a coach, and use the order chat on Boosting24 rather than outside messengers for anything agreed about the order. If something ever feels wrong, support is available around the clock and can look at the order together with you.

Coaching does not deliver a level or an item; it delivers the understanding that makes your own raids more successful. The first changes usually show up quickly: fewer lost backpacks, calmer extractions and fights taken on your own terms. Bigger changes, like reading a whole map and planning a raid around it, take a few sessions with practice in between. What you learn stays with you in every raid you play afterwards.

Some players combine coaching with a Raider Leveling Boost. A boost raises the raider level and brings the skill points that come with it, and coaching then teaches how to use that build well on the surface. Others do it the other way round: they book coaching first and then level up on their own with the habits they have learned. Both paths are common, and a coach can tell you which one suits your goals.

Expeditions, which Embark has paused until early 2027 to rework the system, are another good moment for coaching once they return. When you reset your raider’s progress through an Expedition in exchange for permanent rewards, you start leveling again, and that fresh start is the ideal time to fix old habits before they come back. A coach can help you plan the first raids after the reset and choose your skills in a better order than the first time around.

If your goal fits neither coaching nor leveling, such as a specific project, a quest you are stuck on or a mixed plan, a Custom Request lets you describe it in your own words and receive offers for exactly that. Whatever you choose, the same marketplace rules apply: verified players, offers you can compare, a chat with the person doing the work, payment through the platform, the money-back guarantee and support available 24/7.