Fecurity Arc Raiders

Fecurity Arc Raiders delivers the same external memory-reading architecture optimized for Intel processors that defines all Fecurity products, applied to Arc Raiders' extraction shooter context. The player ESP tracks all Raider squads through terrain in real time, the Arc enemy ESP classifies robot threats by type and aggro state, and the combat aimbot includes triggerbot functionality tuned for Arc Raiders' TTK. As an extraction game where death means losing your gear, the positional awareness from ESP is the most impactful feature, knowing where other Raider squads are before any engagement shapes every tactical decision.

Fecurity's ESP system for Arc Raiders separates entity types: Raider players display with the standard health, distance, and weapon overlay, while Arc robotic enemies display with threat classification (scout, standard, heavy combat unit) and their current aggro state, whether they're patrolling, alerted, or actively engaging. This distinction lets you immediately see whether movement you're detecting is another human team (handle with combat priority) or an Arc patrol (handle with avoidance or controlled engagement). The aggro radius indicators for Arc enemies show the detection sphere, letting you navigate through patrol areas safely.

Arc Raiders is in active beta development, which means game updates occur more frequently and without much advance notice than fully released games. Fecurity's development team prioritizes patch fixes across all supported titles, but beta-phase games have faster update cadences. Check product status on the listing page before each session, during any 'Updating' window, do not launch the old loader. The GCS Discord announcements channel posts status changes in real time for all products including Arc Raiders.

The most direct benefit is exit selection, Fecurity's ESP shows all active extraction zones and their approach security (whether other squads are near them) before you commit to an extraction route. With a full backpack of material, knowing which exfil is uncontested versus which has a squad camping it converts your survival rate dramatically. Combine this with the Arc enemy ESP to clear a clean path to extraction without triggering heavy Arc patrols, and you turn every extraction from a gamble into an informed decision. This is the same way EFT players use ESP, information converts risk into calculation.

Fecurity's loot ESP for Arc Raiders categorizes materials and equipment by rarity tier, allowing you to filter the display to show only high-value items. Rare crafting materials, advanced technology components, and high-grade medical supplies are prioritized over common floor materials. This filtering is critical in Arc Raiders where your backpack capacity is finite and you need to prioritize the highest-value materials for extraction. The overlay shows loot through walls and floors, so you can assess the value of items in a room before entering, avoiding rooms with only common materials in favor of rooms containing rare crafting components that justify the time investment of clearing Arc enemies to access them.

Fecurity's extraction ESP shows active extraction zones with their current status, open, contested (another squad nearby), or closed. In Arc Raiders' timed extraction windows, knowing exactly when an extraction opens and whether it's currently being used by another team removes the guesswork that normally makes extractions high-risk moments. A contested extraction where another squad is already waiting becomes a tactical decision rather than a surprise encounter. You know before approaching whether to fight for the extract position, wait for the other squad to extract, or rotate to an alternative zone. The extraction timer countdown displayed in the overlay lets you plan your approach route precisely.

Fecurity distinguishes between human Raider squads and Arc robotic enemies in its ESP display. The human player markers use standard player ESP format (health bars, player names, equipment), while Arc enemies display with their entity type classification (light drone, combat unit, heavy Arc) and aggro state. This dual-layer ESP means you're simultaneously tracking where human players are positioning and where Arc enemies are patrolling, which are the two distinct threat types that define Arc Raiders' PvPvE format. The most common Arc Raiders death involves walking into a human squad while distracted by an Arc engagement, Fecurity's human player tracking ensures you never lose awareness of the human threat layer while managing Arc encounters.