Shani's Trifecta job doesn't mess around, and most squads realise that about five minutes after dropping in. On paper, it's just a parts run. In practice, you're chasing three different machine types, each with its own bad habits, while trying not to burn through meds and ammo too early. Before you head out, it helps to sort your loadout and check what ARC Raiders Items you still need, because this is one of those quests where being underprepared turns a simple hunt into a wipe.

The first step is taking down Wasps and pulling two Wasp Drivers. These little things are a pain. They zip around fast, change direction without warning, and punish anyone who brings the wrong weapon. If you go in with a shotgun, you're basically gambling. An assault rifle feels much safer, and a marksman rifle works too if you're calm under pressure. Try to track their movement instead of panic firing. A lot of players waste half a mag shooting where the Wasp was a second ago. Hit the core or underside when it turns. Also, don't expect a clean one-for-one drop rate. Sometimes you'll get lucky. Sometimes you won't. Plan for extra kills so you're not shocked when the loot doesn't show up right away.

After that, you'll need two Hornet Drivers. Hornets are bigger than Wasps, louder too, and they hit harder if you let them stay in the air too long. The upside is they're not as twitchy, so you can line up shots more easily. Heavy weapons shine here. If someone on your team has explosives, this is the moment to use them. Even so, don't tunnel vision on the main target. Hornets often bring support drones into the fight, and those little pests can shred your health while you're focused on the big guy. Keep moving, call targets clearly, and don't stack too close together. One messy push can turn into a revive chain fast. The Remote Raider Flares Shani gives you are worth saving for this section too, especially if your team gets split in rough terrain.

The last set of parts comes from Snitches, and you need two Snitch Scanners. These aren't difficult in the same way the flying machines are. They're dangerous because they force mistakes. They hide well, sit near explosive objects, and wait for you to wander into a bad position. The biggest tell is audio. If you've played enough, you'll know that sharp little warning sound right before they move. The second you hear it, back off and reset. Don't rush corners. Don't chase into tight spots. Grenades are perfect here, and any weapon with splash damage makes the job easier. A lot of squads lose tempo on Snitches because they treat them like free loot. They're not. Slow down for thirty seconds and you'll usually save a medkit or two.

Once all six parts are handed over, the rewards feel a lot more meaningful than they do on the quest screen. The Origin Outfit in Orange Camo is a nice bonus, but the real value comes from the Raider Hatch Key, the Dam Control Tower Key, and the two Defibrillators that can keep a run alive when everything starts going sideways. If your squad likes planning ahead, it's smart to prep before this mission and even keep an eye on places like U4GM for gear support, item options, and general setup help so you're not scrambling at the last minute. Play it patient, keep your angles clean, and Trifecta becomes a lot less miserable.