ARC Raiders Last Entry Quest Guide

Last Entry is a quest issued by Shani, Speranza's security head and resident sender-of-others-into-danger. It arrived with the ARC Raiders Flashpoint update and, in a twist that will shock no one, requires you to do all five objectives in a single run on Stella Montis. No checkpoints, no mercy, no second chances: just you, a frozen underground labyrinth, and the distinct possibility of getting shot by another raider while you're trying to read a computer terminal.

The good news: Stella Montis is infamous as an ARC Raiders PvP hub, but this particular quest demands zero engagement with strong ARC enemies if you're careful. You can theoretically complete it in a free kit. Whether you will is another matter entirely.

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Warning All five objectives must be completed in one continuous raid. Die before you extract with the Official Shutdown Documentation and you get to start the whole adventure again. Use your safe pocket. This is not a suggestion.

Stella Montis is a two-floor sealed research facility carved into a frozen mountain. It's dense, loud, and the enclosed design means every footstep echoes like you're wearing tap shoes in a cathedral. The Seed Vault sits in the bottom layer, far-right corner of the map: which conveniently also happens to be a popular raider spawn point. So you'll have company. Possibly the shooting kind.

The ARC Raiders Stella Montis map features three extraction points: the Airshaft Extract (between Sandbox B and the Seed Vault: your best friend for this quest), the Loading Bay Metro, and the Lobby Metro. Memorize the Airshaft. You'll want to sprint to it the second that document is in your safe pocket.

Recommended Loadout

You are raiding an indoor facility. Act accordingly.

• Shotgun (il Toro excels here)
• Safe Pocket (non-negotiable)
• Grenades x2
• Jolt Mine x2
• Medkit / Vita Spray
• Zipline (optional but smart)

The Seed Vault interior is infested with Ticks the moment the door opens. Have a grenade ready to pre-fire as the rolling curtain slides up. If you didn't bring one, congratulations: you're doing it the hard way.

Five steps. One run. Zero room for improvisation. Here is exactly how you complete the Last Entry quest walkthrough in ARC Raiders.

Access the Researcher's Log: Workstation Terminal

Deploy on Stella Montis and navigate to the Seed Vault POI. Before you throw yourself at the vault door like an impatient idiot, note that the computer workstation you need is outside the vault itself, up the stairs above the main Seed Vault entry door. Interact with the terminal to access the Researcher's Log. That's objective one done without a single bullet fired. Enjoy it. It's the last peaceful moment you'll have.

Find the Hidden Key: Hazmat Suit Search

From the terminal, walk straight and take the first door on your left. Inside you'll find a rack of hazmat suits (referred to variously as bio suits, space suits, and "that thing on the wall"). Interact with the suits to search them. The Seed Vault Box Key will drop out. Pick it up. It is small, it is vital, and it will ruin your entire run if you forget it.

Find the Power Cell: Fuel Cell for Vault Entry

The Seed Vault's rolling curtain door is sealed behind a power cell / fuel cell interruptor system. You need one Fuel Cell to insert into the wall-mounted battery slot to open it. The cell can spawn in the adjacent room near the key location or in the nearby Seed Vault Air Shaft corridor. Search the immediate area: it's not hidden maliciously, just hidden annoyingly. Carry it to the door and insert it. The curtain slides up. The Ticks notice you exist.

Clear the Vault: Sentry Turrets and Ticks

Welcome inside. You are now in a room with Sentry Turrets and a floor-crawling infestation of Ticks. The Ticks swarm immediately when the door opens: throw that grenade now. The sentry guns require a bit more patience. Take cover, pick them off, and do not rush to the deposit box until the room is controlled. The Seed Deposit Box looks like a computer terminal and sits roughly in the middle of the room. Use the key on it to unlock it, then search it again to receive the Official Shutdown Documentation.

Extract: Safe Pocket and Get Out

The Official Shutdown Documentation is a lootable item. Put it in your safe pocket immediately. Do not carry it loose like a tourist. Shredders patrol between the Seed Vault and the Airshaft Extract, so watch your sightlines on the way out. If the Seed Vault Airshaft is active, use it: it's your fastest route back to Speranza. Hostile raiders and Shredders will absolutely attempt to ruin your day in these final meters. Sprint, mine the pathways if you have them, and extract. Return to Shani. Quest complete.

Here is who and what wants you dead during this quest, ranked by their enthusiasm for the task.

The Shredder is Stella Montis' exclusive ARC unit: close-quarters, aggressive, and relentless. It fires burst shotgun shells and will pursue you through corridors like it has a personal grudge. It cannot shoot up or down vertical angles, which is your one mercy. Use elevation when possible.

Pro Tip Stella Montis' fully indoor design amplifies sound dramatically. Every reload, every footstep, every door interaction is audible to anyone nearby. Move as if the building is listening. It is.

Extraction Routes

Choosing the wrong exit after picking up the Official Shutdown Documentation is a tragic and entirely preventable way to fail this quest. Here are your options on the Stella Montis extraction map.

• Airshaft Extract: Located between Sandbox B and the Seed Vault. By far your best option for this quest given proximity. Cover both entrance tunnels; place mines if you have them. Optimal.
• Eastern Tunnel Raider Hatch: Safe, low traffic, close to the Seed Vault corridor. Bring a Raider Hatch Key. Dark in here: use a flashlight or accept that someone may be sitting in a corner.
• Sandbox B Hatch: Furthest from the Seed Vault, but the safest hatch on the map. Good fallback if the Airshaft is contested.
• Loading Bay Metro: A Bastion patrols the lower level. Use only if you enjoy suffering or have already cleared it.
• Lobby Metro: Open sightlines everywhere. The worst option. Avoid unless you want to be someone else's highlight clip.