Delta Force Will Recover Tekniq Alloys Tied to RMT
G.T.I. Security says queue sniping was used to move supplies between matches and warns that violations can bring permanent account bans and IP-ban notifications.
G.T.I. Security will recover all Tekniq Alloys gained through Delta Force real-money trading (RMT) transactions after discovering players were using matchmaking to move supplies between matches. The team said in its Steam notice that those transfers primarily involved queue sniping.
The recovery is part of G.T.I. Security’s broader zero-tolerance policy. The team says it will investigate discovered rule violations, with penalties that can include permanent account bans and IP-ban notifications delivered in or out of the game. Its rules also cover plug-ins, illegal software, misconduct, and malicious exploitation of loopholes or bugs.
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Delta Force
Developed by TiMi Studio Group
Delta Force is a free-to-play tactical first-person shooter developed by Team Jade and published by TiMi Studio Group. A reboot of the classic series originally created by NovaLogic, the game features large-scale multiplayer modes including a Warfare mode for massive PvP battles and Hazard Operations, an extraction-style mode. Players choose from a roster of operators with unique abilities fitting into Assault, Support, Engineer, or Recon archetypes. The game also includes a single-player and cooperative campaign inspired by the film Black Hawk Down, recreating Operation Gothic Serpent.
- Genre Shooter, Tactical
- Platforms Xbox Series X|S, Android, PC (Microsoft Windows), iOS, PlayStation 5
- Perspective First person
- Modes Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
- Release December 5, 2024
- Publisher Garena, TiMi Studio Group
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