Delta Force: 10 Operations Ranked Tips

Using attachments to keep the recoil under control is key for most guns in Delta Force Maps Force , but it's really easy to see the benefits on the MP7, as the extremely high DPS output of the weapon bleeds into the mid-range the more its recoil is controlled. With some help, the weapon becomes extremely competitive against Assault Rifles at mid-range without losing any capability at close range, where it is still among the b


It's outclassed by other guns once they are unlocked and upgraded, but with how many unlocks there are, it can be a bit before these guns begin to show their true colors. The UZI, on the other hand, works fairly well out of the box, allowing players an immediate avenue of play while they stash XP tokens, which they can then redeem on any other gun to skip the grind once the better submachine gun options are unloc


I've kept important cards in my inventory just to get closer to enemies. On top of that, some keycards help you access special rooms where you can gather precious loot and open safes . These cards are often sold in auction houses and are expens


This will be good or bad depending on what you're looking for in Black Hawk Dow n, but diehard fans of tactical military shooters that reward precision and careful planning should be pleased with the high level of overall challe


Every gun category has meta-guns with more armor penetration and HP damage , which ultimately matters the most in gunfights. You want to shred enemies' armor and HP as soon as possible to knock them down, and meta guns will help you achieve t


What I love about Vityaz is the abundance of attachments that can be used on it. You can go wild with customizations and build it according to your needs. In a nutshell, it's an upgraded version of Bi


I don't support taking two kitted ARs into the game since most of the time you use only one of them. You can bring in a pistol for a sidearm instead, but if you are down and out, the Bizon has your b

Added attachments can make this easier, to the point where it is essentially on par with Assault Rifles, but still mobile like an SMG. The only downside is that this weapon can be difficult to use with other Submachine guns at close range, as its fire-rate is much lower, making each miss that much more punish


Better armor can tank more shots, and better ammo can shred high-tier armor. Attachments like the M157 Fire Control System optic (also known as the 'cheater scope') greatly help . You can spot enemies hiding in the bushes with the range fin


The gun operates in burst mode , and you can load high-tier ammo to knock out an enemy. Both the damage and armor penetration are solid , and the range is decent enough to take out enemies with high-tier g


The MP5 makes yet another video game appearance in Delta Force , and its iteration in this game is familiar to how it performs in most other games. That is to say that it doesn't suffer from the same recoil that most guns in the game do, performing more like a typical submachine gun from other games, and it does this even at level


The UZI is the first submachine gun in the game that plays similarly to what one would expect out of a game like Battlefield or Call of Duty . It's light, snappy, and has a fast enough fire-rate to keep up with the fast movements of close-range enem


With more movement speed while crouching , you close the distance against your target and finish it off. Most operations players maintain silence and carefully devise strategies to take out enemies. And that's where this passive shines the m


The QCQ171 submachine gun was added in Delta Force's second season, and comes with a couple of options for players of various playstyles. This is because one of the attachments on this weapon is its bolt action, which allows players to manipulate its fire-rate. This makes it easier to tailor between long and short range combat, allowing players to sacrifice their accuracy at range to increase their dps in the short ra


It may initially feel confusing to understand what the passive does, but all it does is give you some damage reduction from grenades. If you're in a tight spot, it's hard to dodge them, and if you get hit by them, you're in for a r


If you want to use it as an AR, be my guest and equip the extended magazine ; however, if possible, try using the single-fire mode since the recoil isn't that harsh , and you can hit headshots at ra


If you're still adamant about third-partying a fight, I suggest waiting for a minute or two to see if someone else comes in and hops onto the fight. If you already have clear shots, return them to the lo


I'll take my chances in a head-on fight, but I don't have many options if someone shoots my back. Sure, they can shoot my legs to do more damage, but usually, people target the torso. That's what scares me the most in the Operations m


By default, you cannot equip an optic on QBZ unless you put an attachment on it. However, that's manageable, and you can modify the gun further with cheap attachments for improved stability, recoil control, and handl