The materials are the bottleneck, not the recipe
Most players who come to this page are not stuck because they lack a blueprint. They are stuck because the recipe in front of them asks for eight Bombardier Cells, and Bombardier Cells only come off one kind of ARC machine, and killing that machine means surviving a raid against it and then extracting with the drop still in your bag. Do that five times in a row without dying and the upgrade is yours. Miss one extraction and you start the count again.
That is the grind this service removes. You tell us which components you are short of and how many, we run the raids, and the materials arrive in your stash ready to spend at the workshop.
Upgrades are gated by stage, and each stage wants different parts
Workshop progression does not ask for a generic pile of scrap. Each stage calls for its own components, and the further you go the more specific and the more dangerous to farm they get. Real orders we have filled show the shape of it clearly:
| Stage | What the buyer needed |
|---|---|
| Stage 3 | 10x ARC Performance Steel |
| Stage 4 | 8x Rocketeer Drivers, 10x ARC Synthetic Resin |
| Stage 5 | 8x Bombardier Cells, 3x Geiger Counters |
If you already know your stage and the shortfall, quote it exactly and the order is straightforward. If you only know that the workshop will not let you continue, tell us which upgrade is blocked and we will work out the component list for you.
What people actually pay
The listed starting price covers a small single-component top-up. Real orders run well above it once the components get rarer or the quantities go up, so here is the honest spread rather than just the cheapest number:
| Order | Price paid |
|---|---|
| Large mixed component order, buyer’s written list | $139 |
| Full stage push, multiple component types | $100 |
| Standard multi-component order | $58–$72 |
| x6 Bombardier Cells and Bastion Cells | $50 |
| 3x Sentinel Firing Cores plus the blueprint | $25 |
| x3 Queen Reactors with a 30-minute coaching session | $20 |
| Small single-component top-up | $7.50–$13 |
The jump from $13 to $139 is almost entirely quantity and rarity. Cells and reactors that drop from heavy ARC machines cost more per unit than common industrial materials, because the raid has to be survived before the drop counts for anything.
Components we are asked for most
- Bombardier Cells — the single most requested component on this page, and the one that most often blocks a late-stage upgrade.
- Queen Reactors — ordered by players who do not want to take on a Queen themselves, and reasonably so.
- Sentinel Firing Cores — frequently ordered together with the matching blueprint.
- Bastion Cells — usually paired with Bombardier Cells in the same order.
- Rocketeer Drivers — a stage 4 staple.
- ARC Performance Steel and Synthetic Resin — needed in volume rather than in ones and twos, which is what makes them tedious rather than hard.
- Geiger Counters — small quantities, late stages.
How the materials get to you
Delivery is an in-raid trade. We drop into a session with you, hand the components over, and you extract with them. You are logged into your own account the whole time and nobody else touches it. Because the handover happens inside the game, it has to be between two players on the same platform — tell us whether you are on PC, PlayStation or Xbox and we will match a raider accordingly.
One consequence worth planning around: materials in your bag are lost if you die before extracting. We hand them over as close to a safe extract as the situation allows, but the last stretch is still a raid. If you are ordering a large batch, it is worth spending them at the workshop soon after rather than carrying them around.
Add coaching if the farm is the real problem
A recurring pattern in these orders is a small material purchase bundled with a short coaching session — a recent one was three Queen Reactors plus thirty minutes with a pro. It is a sensible combination. The materials unblock the upgrade you are stuck behind today, and half an hour of being shown how the fight is actually handled means you are not ordering the same component again next week. If you find yourself repeatedly dying to a specific machine, ask for this rather than just buying more parts.