How to complete To the Skies in Arc Raiders
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⚡ You'll need Arc Performance Steel, Pop Trigger, Arc Thermo Lining, and Arc Synthetic Resin. ⚡Scan a crashed probe and courier then repair the Gondola Protoype east of the east Spaceport elevator and activate it. Arc Raiders' To the Skies quest involves finding a few arc parts to repair one of the Prototype Gondolas being used to shuttle raiders to Pendola Pass. First things first, to complete To the Skies you're going to need a variety of arc parts: There are a number of other ways to get the materials above, generally by salvaging arc enemies, so if you don't have one of each yet, keep your eyes peeled. The first step is to scan a crashed Arc Probe and an Arc Courier. These spawn on almost every map, but your best bet is the Electromagnetic Storm condition. To scan them, simply interact with the icon at the head of each. After this, you'll have to find and repair the Gondola Prototype on any one of four maps—I did it on Spaceport, so that's the one I'll show you. Grab those listed arc materials and head to the spot above, just east of the eastern exfil elevator, north of Communications Tower and south of East Plains Warehouses. There, you'll find the Gondola Prototype resting on its side on some crates by a raider structure. Now just install those four parts and interact to activate the Gondola Prototype and complete the quest, though you might want to back away from it a bit. Arc Raiders guide: What's hot this weekDetails
Repairing the Gondola Prototype



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