Wipe Recovery: What Comes Back, and in What Order

The order the work happens in

Sequence matters more in a recovery than in a single-service order, because the pieces feed each other.

Progression goes first, since the gates it opens decide what is even worth putting in the stash. Blueprints come next, because an unlock is permanent in a way a single item is not, and a blueprint you own turns currency into gear whenever you need it. Gear follows, so the locker holds usable kits rather than a list of things you could theoretically build. Coins run alongside any of it.

If your bundle is smaller than all of that, the same logic still applies. Take the piece that unblocks the most of your own play first, and order the rest once you can see what you actually miss.

Piloted or self-play, for a recovery specifically

Both shapes work here, and they answer different worries.

Piloted is the faster rebuild, because a recovery is mostly hours and the hours go in whether or not you are at your desk. The thing to understand is what a piloted run does to a stash. A booster playing your account spends consumables, loses kit on the runs that go badly and banks kit from the runs that go well. That is the game working as designed rather than a fault in the service, and it is why the notes matter so much here.

Self-play is the version where every decision stays yours. You run the raids with a raider beside you, nothing leaves your stash unless you choose it, and no credentials are involved at any point. It is the honest choice if the account still holds something you would be genuinely annoyed to lose.

What to put in the order notes

The notes field is the difference between a clean recovery and a support ticket. Write it before the order starts, not after the first run.

• Items that must not be spent or sold. Name them. The weapon you are attached to, the materials saved for one specific craft, anything a booster could not possibly guess is special.

• Stash areas to leave alone. If a tab or a set of slots is off limits, say which ones.

• What you want first. If a season deadline is the reason you ordered, say so and the sequence gets built around it.

• Your own schedule. If you want the account free on certain evenings, that is a note too, and it is easier to plan around than to discover.

Support tip: write the do-not-touch list as a list, one item per line, in the order notes rather than buried in the middle of a chat message. A rule somebody has to go find in a conversation is a rule that eventually gets missed.

Where to go next

The wipe recovery page is where the bundle is put together. Every service for the game sits on the Arc Raiders hub, and if you would rather keep the account in your own hands while it is rebuilt, rent a raider is the self-play route. Anything you are unsure about before ordering goes to support.

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