Shani's "Eyes In The Sky" reads like a basic checklist, then you load in and realise it's a climbing lesson with bullets. You're not just "placing LiDAR," you're earning every metre, and it helps to prep like you mean it—extra heals, ammo you trust, and a route in your head before the first shot lands. I kept a note open with ARC Raiders BluePrint info so I wasn't scrambling mid-raid, because once the bots clock you, they don't politely wait while you figure out the staircase.

1) Dam Battlegrounds: Control Tower

Start with the Control Tower at the Dam. You can spot it from a mile off, which is also the problem: everything can spot you. Don't sprint straight across the open like you're late for a bus. Work the edges. Use the rock lines and busted cover to break angles, and take little pauses to listen for patrol loops. If you get pinned, back up and reset; people get stubborn here and it's how you lose a kit. Once it's calmer, the zipline up is the clean play. Plant the scanner fast, then don't get cute on the way down—fall damage will ruin your "easy" first install.

2) Spaceport: Communications Tower

Next is the Spaceport's Communications Tower, dead centre in a place that feels like it was designed to make you feel watched. Wide sightlines, drones passing over, and those moments where you think you're safe until a turret starts chewing the railing next to your face. The climb is a mix of scaffolding and platforms that all look the same when you're stressed. You'll save time by hunting for ziplines and short hops that skip the long ladders. Keep moving, keep swapping cover, and don't "hold" a spot unless you've got a reason. If you need to heal, do it behind something solid, not a thin sheet of metal.

3) Buried City: Galleria Sign

Last stop is Buried City for the Galleria sign, and yeah, it's the spiciest section. The ruins force you into awkward jumps, and the gaps aren't forgiving. Take two seconds to look before you leap; a lot of wipes here are just people rushing a corner and sliding off a broken ledge. The robot density is rough, so play dirty with line of sight—duck through collapsed walls, cut across interiors, and make them path around rubble while you climb. When you reach the sign, get the LiDAR down and immediately plan your exit, because hanging around up there is how you get boxed in.

What You Get, and Why It Matters

The rewards are actually useful: Tagging Grenades for tracking chaos, a Vita Spray for "oh no" moments, and Yellow Light Sticks for marking routes when everything looks the same. But the Zipline is the real upgrade, the kind that changes how you approach raids—escape angles, faster rotations, safer climbs. If you're still building your kit and want to buy BluePrint options that fit this quest's vertical fights, it's worth lining that up before you go back in.