RSVSR Shrouded Sky Controlled Access Zone Guide for ARC Raiders

I'd walked past the Controlled Access Zone a dozen times before I finally took it seriously, mostly because the whole place feels like it's daring you to mess up. If you're roaming the Dam Battlegrounds and thinking about stocking up on ARC Raiders Coins for future kits, this is the kind of puzzle room that makes you plan ahead instead of just winging it. It sits southwest of the Power Generation Complex, and you can tell right away it's not a normal "grab a key, open a door" deal. It's loud, public, and it turns your raid into a little social experiment whether you like it or not.

Power Comes First

You don't even get to touch the real challenge until you bring the facility online. Head down to the lower level and you'll spot the Fuel Cell. It's bulky, it slows you down, and it makes you feel like a walking target. Carry it upstairs and slot it into the terminal near the stairwell. Do that, and an auxiliary room unlocks, which matters because one of the four required buttons can spawn in there. Miss this step and you'll waste time searching for a button that literally can't be reached.

The Button Rush

After the power's in, the hunt starts. There are four buttons around the interior, but they don't stay put from raid to raid. One run, you'll find one tucked behind pipes; next run, it's perched on a catwalk you didn't even bother checking last time. The nasty part is timing: you need all four pressed almost together to get those indicators above the main door to flip green. So, yeah, you can try to solo it, but you'll quickly learn why squads and random truces happen here. People will emote, point, shuffle into position, and then someone panics or gets shot and it all resets.

Fixing the Second Lock

When the first door finally grinds open, don't relax. Inside is another locked door with a busted control panel, and this one doesn't care about teamwork so much as your inventory. The terminal asks for a mixed bag of parts, and it isn't consistent—Industrial Batteries, Metal Parts, Leaper Pulse Units, whatever the raid decides to bully you with. If you came in light, you'll be forced to scavenge nearby industrial areas or scrap ARC bots until you've got enough. It's a time sink, and it turns the room into a magnet for anyone who heard the first door open.

Making the Trip Worth It

Once you repair that final panel, the heavy door slides back and you're staring at loot that actually changes your next few runs—high-tier cases, solid containers, and the kind of gear that makes the earlier hassle feel justified. It's also the moment where trust gets tested, because strangers who helped you might suddenly rethink "sharing." If you want to keep your loadouts consistent without endless grinding, some players use marketplaces that sell game currency and items, and RSVSR is one of those options people bring up when they're trying to stay stocked for risky puzzle runs.