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Ways to Acquire Fireball Burners in ARC Raiders

You must begin your search for a Fireball.

The Rust Belt is home to a variety of ARC machines, large and small. In the game ARC Raiders, each ARC features distinct attack patterns, behaviors, vulnerabilities, and most crucially, valuable drops. Among these drops are Fireball Burners, which can serve as both enhancement materials and offensive weapons.

Below is a comprehensive guide on Fireball Burners in ARC Raiders and methods for obtaining them.

Obtaining Fireball Burners in ARC Raiders

Avoid catching fire.

Fireball Burners are dropped by Fireballs, which are characterized by their black spherical appearance, in contrast to the white spheres known as Pops. When a Fireball detects your presence, it will pursue you aggressively, unleashing fire that inflicts heavy damage.

A single hit from a Ferro weapon can take down a Fireball, but exercise caution, as its destruction can ignite the surrounding area. The ideal strategy is to engage from a distance. Typically, each Fireball drops one Fireball Burner, which you can utilize as a makeshift fire grenade or for various missions and upgrades.

Fireball Locations in ARC Raiders

Fireballs are frequently located inside large facilities, such as Research Centers or Hospitals in the Buried City. They can be found in most major Points of Interest, and you’ll often encounter some Pops nearby, so be vigilant during your encounters.

Here are several locations to find Fireballs:

  • Dam Battlegrounds: Water Treatment Control.
  • Dam Battlegrounds: Control Tower.
  • Dam Battlegrounds: Hydroponic Dome Complex.
  • Buried City: Hospital.
  • Buried City: Space Travel.
  • Buried City: Santa Maria Houses.

The Dam Battlegrounds feature several spots where Fireballs can be encountered, including the Water Control Center, where you can also use the Dam Surveillance Key. However, for the most efficient farming of Fireball Burners, the Buried City is the best option. Its smaller layout ensures that all key Points of Interest are closely situated. This, however, results in a higher player density, but there is usually enough opportunity for you to stealthily engage with the ARC, collect your rewards, and leave.

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