Arc Raiders recently changed its matchmaking system, and the community has had a lot to say about it. Some players claim PvE lobbies are now filled with hostile Raiders. Others believe the aggression system is still not working as intended. So I decided to test it myself. In this video, I intentionally become aggressive, engage other Raiders, and try to push myself into PvP focused lobbies to find out how the new matchmaking system actually behaves. How many Raider kills does it take? Are PvE lobbies really worse than before? And is the new aggression system doing what Embark intended? The results genuinely surprised me. We cover PvE encounters, hostile Raiders, extract camping, matchmaking behavior, aggression thresholds, and what these recent changes could mean for the future of Arc Raiders. If you've noticed differences in your own raids since the update, let me know in the comments. I'm curious whether your experience matches what I found during this experiment. See you topside, Raiders. John Raider, out. #arcraiders #johnraider #arcraidersupdate Get 10% off for your next order at Focus Fuel use code johnraider https://thefocusfuel.com/