Because this weapon's Handling is so high, using attachments that eat away at the stat to decrease recoil feels less punishing, as it has plenty of Handling in reserve. This leads to a weapon that isn't as powerful as Assault Rifles, but is faster while still being accurate at Assault Rifle range. This is incredibly useful for Medics, who often have to apply suppression at long range to force enemies into hiding while they revive their teamma

This lack of recoil allows it to perform well at mid-range on top of being good at close range, making it an incredibly versatile weapon. It's a simple recommendation, and probably the easiest of the submachine guns to use once all of its attachements are unloc

Another way to consistently survive in Delta Force is using the Healer support operator, Stinger . While operators like Luna, Hackclaw, and D-Wolf work wonders as part of a squad, Stinger's self-heal does more than restore your HP: it also temporarily removes the effects of debu

While the Bizon is easier to control mid-range, the P90 is able to outpace it at close-range without the need to aim. This allows the weapon to make quick work of proximal Assault Rifle users, where a Bizon may find these engagements to be more competitively eq

Putting armor's relative weakness in delta Force campaign Force aside, if you have the money to spare, always wear purple armor and use purple ammo if you can afford it. You'd be surprised what you can get away with and get away from if you're properly protected and shooting the right kinds of bull

The knockback can bounce off a wall or an obstacle to you ; instead of enemies, you'll be on the ground. That's why it's preferred to perfectly align the compressed air round since it can knock you back inst

Fortunately, most of the weapons up to A-tier are more than viable , but, of course, S+ houses all the true "meta picks" that pump lead better than anything. It's worth mentioning that this list does not consider weapons at their peak with the preferred attachments and loadouts, so only their base stats in Warfare mode will come into p

The G17 sacrifices everything a good single-shot pistol has for a slightly better fire rate. It feels like a "last resort" because of the mediocre control and a death sentence if the enemy has a G18 or

I wasn't expecting an operator to have a guided-munition ability. Well, that's how games could be, except the unexpected. The same goes for Uluru . You have an image-guided loitering munition that can also be used to recon enemies . Yes, you heard that ri

This is where the weapons start getting dicey . You'll notice a lot of them are way too niche, have clear outlying weaknesses, or are plain inferior copies of guns in the higher tiers. These factors come into effect when you're playing Warfare, and they'll regularly keep you underneath the top performers because of their negati

So, the first strategy is don't take fights you know you can't win . Sounds obvious, but it isn't always. If you hear more than two sets of footsteps moving around you , and they don't sound like the back and forth of the AI, you'll know there are two humans on the other end. If they peek at you at the same time, your odds of winning are s

What you take out of a raid also matters. In most cases, you want to extract with as many blue or higher-rarity items as possible . These tend to sell for about 10,000-15,000 per square, which they take up in your inventory, and while that's not a huge profit on a per-unit basis, it does add up quic

When you play the game long enough, you'll know where the spawns are, and with the help of the bot's gunshots, you'll be able to figure out where the enemies might be. I mentally note potential teams' locations once I hear a guns

That leads to our next tip: only take one-on-one fights, even if you know you have to fight a full squad of three. The maps in Delta Force have enough cover and ways to break line of sight that you can move so you're only fighting one player at a time. Two-versus-one is a losing proposit

Whichever mode you play, whether it's Warfare or Operations, there are chokepoints that you need to be wary of. Once held, unless you use an AoE skill or grenade, it's hard to clear them. That's why having a skill covering an entire corner is n

Money makes the world go round, no matter what genre of game you're playing. In the Delta Force Operations extraction mode, no money probably means no loot, which probably means no play. Thankfully, there are plenty of relatively safe and easy ways to make your Tekniq Alloy, money in Delta Force terms, and make it consisten

Even the best players lose fights when they're outnumbered because if your target's in front of you and their friend swings 180 degrees behind you the second enemy has at least a few seconds to shoot you in the b

The same is true of concrete trucks scattered about each map. Activate them with the button on their rear end, and they'll spit out between one and three pieces of loot . Don't expect a red every time, but you'd be surprised by how much good stuff you can get from t