Arc Raiders Keeping the Memory walkthrough
Keeping the Memory is a quest to find a helmet in robot wreckage
The Arc Raiders Keeping the Memory mission is part of Celeste's questline, where you're tasked to head to Dam Battlegrounds and find a helmet from one of her fallen comrades. Like so much of Arc Raiders, the goal is less about how to interact with the thing and more simply finding it - scouring the map and wreckage near Formicai for the helmet's location. I'll show you where to look below, and what you need to do when you get it.
Keeping the Memory guide and helmet location
To complete Keeping the Memory, you need to head to Dam Battlegrounds and go to the area marked "Wreckage" in the South, near the Formicai Outpost. Every part of this quest is going to take place in the wreckage.
To find the helmet, you need to find the bush shown on the image above, which should be something you can interact with. It's in front of the robot wreckage, next to one of the upraised legs. Interact with the bush, and you should be able to pick up the helmet – not into your inventory, but holding it in your arms like the crates for the Arc Raiders field depots.
At this point to complete the quest, head to the pole just West of you (it's a few meters away) and place the helmet on it. At this point the mission is complete, and you can safely extract, or continue to raid the map for loot. If you're lucky, the fallen trees in the area can sometimes have Arc Raiders Mushrooms growing on them – vital if you're out to upgrade your pet Rooster.
Want to make yourself into a master scrapper? Use our Arc Raiders tips to better understand the game and community around it, or learn about farming Arc Raiders Rusted Gears if you want to upgrade your Gunsmith table.
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