U4GM Guide: How to 3-Star ARC Raiders Season 4 Week 3 Trials Fast

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Hit 4,000 points, extract alive, or watch the whole run go in the trash – that’s the brutal math behind ARC Raiders Season 4 Week 3 Trials. Three stars asks for the full 4K, but here’s the kicker: nothing counts until your boots leave the map. Die at 3,950 with no extract? You walked away with zero. I’ve already burned through two raids chasing that last sliver, and if you’re stocking up on consumables or want to buy ARC Raiders gear before pushing the harder Trials, do it before you queue – going in light is how most people lose their progress for the week.

How the Season 4 Week 3 Trials point system actually works

The short version: every Trial tracks inside a single raid. No carryover, no partial credit. You die, the counter wipes. Extract, the points bank. Star tiers land roughly at 1,500 for one star, around 2,800 for two, and the full 4,000 for three. Combat tasks pay out per damage or kill – Assessors and bigger ARC machines hand you way more than basic drones – while scavenging objectives drop somewhere between 250 and 500 per cache or Probe interaction.

Best route for stacking Trial objectives fast

I’ve been running Riven Tides almost exclusively this week. The coastal stretches spit out Fireflies and Vaporizers at a much higher rate than inland zones, which makes overlapping a Firefly damage Trial with a Raider Cache sweep stupidly efficient. Plot your loop so combat spawns and container locations sit on the same path. You’ll passively rack up scavenging points while you’re already shooting stuff for the combat objective – two Trials, one raid, zero backtracking.

Pulse Grenades are doing real work right now. Throw one into a cluster, melt the disabled units, move on. Specialized ammo helps too, especially against the heavier ARC variants where DPS check matters more than positioning. Not gonna lie – I underestimated how much faster a clean loadout clears the threshold.

When to extract vs. push for the 3-star ARC Raiders Trial

This is where most players blow the week. You hit 2,800, you’re sitting on two stars banked, and the greed kicks in. Thing is, ARC reinforcement waves spike hard in the back third of the timer, and extraction zones get crowded with both machines and other Raiders sniffing for easy kills. My rule lately: if I’m at two stars with under five minutes on the clock and no clear path to the next 1,200, I leave. Banking beats bleeding out every time.

One honest gap – the source info doesn’t spell out exact point values per ARC unit, and team-play credit sharing is still murky. From my own runs, kills seem to register individually, but tag credit on caches looks like it goes to whoever interacts first. Take that with a grain of salt until someone datamines it properly.

Gearing up without wasting a week of grind

If you’re short on Pulse Grenades, advanced ammo, or just want backup gear before pushing 3 stars, checking U4GM for top-up options can save you a few raids of pure resource farming – which, honestly, is the part of the loop I find least fun. Pick your Trial, plan your loop, extract early when the math says so. The leaderboard rewards survivors, not heroes.Banking early in ARC Raiders Trials saved my Week 3 progress more times than I can count – hitting that 4,000 mark and extracting beats losing everything to a late Vaporizer ambush. A buddy put me onto U4GM for restocking between Riven Tides runs, and it’s cut down the prep grind considerably.

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