RSVSR Where ARC Raiders Players Cancel Fall Damage Every Time

Gravity is the one thing in ARC Raiders that never misses. You can be geared, warmed up, feeling unstoppable, and then you step off a beam and it's lights out. So if you're still treating drops like "just don't fall," you're leaving movement options on the table. Start thinking of height as a route choice, the same way you think about ammo or meds, and keep an eye on what you've actually got in your kit from ARC Raiders Items before you commit to a sketchy climb.



The Noisemaker Ride
This one looks like a joke until it saves a run. Noisemakers have real collision, which means they can be used like weird little footholds. With a teammate, you can stick a chain of them off a ledge, then have one player stand out on the furthest device while the other disarms the one that's "anchoring" the line to the wall. When the anchor pops, the whole chain drops. Here's the bugged part: if you're standing on top as it falls, the game often treats you as grounded the whole way down. You basically surf the gadgets like a busted elevator and hit the floor with zero fall damage, even from heights that should've ended you.



Pulse Mine Timing
Solo players usually try the Pulse Mine trick because it doesn't need coordination, but it's spicy. The mine's shockwave can stun you, and that stun can override your falling state. The idea is simple: toss or drop the mine so it detonates while you're still in the air, then you land during the stun animation and the impact doesn't register as fall damage. In practice, timing is everything. Too low and you'll eat the explosion and still take the slam. Too high and you'll recover mid-drop, go back into a normal fall, and splatter anyway. Test it somewhere quiet first, because dying to your own gadget feels awful.



Snap Hook Reset and the 16m Rule
The cleanest option is the Snap Hook, and it's not just for going up. Jump, fall for a beat, hook a lower point, then instantly ADS to cut the line. That quick cut kills your downward momentum without yanking you into a clumsy swing, so it's like resetting the fall distance in chunks. Pair that with the ledge-grab limit: around 16 meters, the game often stops letting you grab and you'll just smack the wall instead. Use your ping tool before you jump. If it reads 10 meters or less, most drops are manageable. If it's more than that, plan a hook reset, bring a gadget, or take the long way—unless you're fine risking your loot, in which case you're braver than most of us, and if you're gearing up for repeat runs, RSVSR can help with stocking up on game items and currency so a bad fall doesn't sting as much.Welcome to RSVSR, where ARC Raiders runs feel smoother and drops don't have to end you. Learn the real fall-damage tech players swear by, from Noisemaker "bridges" to Pulse Mine stun saves, Snap Hook ADS cancels, plus the 10m ping check and that ~16m ledge-grab limit. Gear up smarter with https://www.rsvsr.com/arc-raiders-items and keep your squad moving fast, safe, and confident. Play bold, land clean.