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How to complete Market Correction quest in ARC Raiders

Market Correction is one of many “search and find” missions you get from Tian Wen in ARC Raiders, and it can become a bit of a headspinner. In the Market Correction quest, you’re tasked with locating a cache and sabotaging it to finish the job. This guide will lay out all the essential steps to complete this quest and get your deserved rewards. Table of contents ARC Raiders Market Correction quest walkthrough ARC Raiders Keeping the Memory quest rewards ARC Raiders Market Correction quest walkthrough The Maket Correction quest will require us to travel to the Outskirts region in Buried City. To be more precise, you’ll need to reach the Marano Station, which is located in the western part of the Buried City. I have marked the location to make it easier for you to find the correct place on the map. Screenshot and Remix by Destructoid Incidentally, the “cache” in this mission isn’t actually a cache like the ones we found in the Marked for Death quest. Instead, it’s a pair of dustbins that you have to find and sabotage. The dustbins are located in the northern part of Marano Station. If you’re at the marked location, you’ll find a bunker-type structure. Go to its back, and you’ll find the dustbins. Once you interact with them, wait for a few seconds for the quest to update. Once the quest updates, interact with the bins one more time to complete the sabotage. This will complete the quests, and you’ll get your rewards from Tian Wen. ARC Raiders Keeping the Memory quest rewards The Keeping the Memory quest grants you the following rewards. Silencer II Extended Light Mag I Compensator I It’s a neat set of rewards for the amount of work that needs to be done. If you’re looking to complete more quests, both Medical Merchandise and Straight Record are excellent options. The post How to complete Market Correction quest in ARC Raiders appeared first on Destructoid.

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Raiders’ Pete Carroll Issues Blunt Words to Broncos’ Sean Payton

After an overtime loss in Week 9 to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Las Vegas Raiders have a quick turnaround as they’ll face the Denver Broncos on “Thursday Night Football” to start Week 10. Moreover, the matchup with the Broncos will see Raiders head coach Pete Carroll face a familiar face in Sean Payton, whom he faced [.] The post Raiders’ Pete Carroll Issues Blunt Words to Broncos’ Sean Payton appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Tim ___, champion racehorse of the 1958 Kentucky Derby who shares his name with the “o’ shanter” cap Crossword Clue

That should be all the information you need to solve for the Tim ___, champion racehorse of the 1958 Kentucky Derby who shares his name with the “o’ shanter” cap crossword clue! Be sure to check more clues on our Crossword Answers. The post Tim ___, champion racehorse of the 1958 Kentucky Derby who shares his name with the “o’ shanter” cap Crossword Clue appeared first on Try Hard Guides.

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Mooney ’29: Why doing less can help us accomplish more

Picture a person who seems to embody productivity. Maybe you thought of someone cooking dinner while on the phone, answering emails while walking on the treadmill or doing math homework and listening in on a Zoom meeting at the same time. We view this kind of multitasking as the ultimate efficiency because we live in a culture that glorifies busyness where our worth is often measured by how much we can get done in a day. We equate constant motion with success, even when it leaves us drained and unfocused. Being at an Ivy League institution only compounds this stress. Surrounded by multifaceted and successful students who seem to perfectly juggle coursework, extracurricular activities and a social life, it feels like we must do the same to keep up. Even though Brown might not be considered a pressure cooker in the same way similarly ranked universities are, the pressure is there nonetheless. Faced with far more tasks than we can complete in a single day, we may rush to find shortcuts and work on assignments simultaneously, sacrificing quality in the process. In a culture obsessed with productivity and doing it all, students would benefit.