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Delta Force’s July 23 Update Brings Free Skins, Faction Battles, and Operator Nerfs

Players can earn the Mousey Melody - KC-17 appearance by signing in for eight days, while Choose & Conquer runs from July 24 through August 23.

Delta Force will receive its next update on July 23 without downtime. Gameplay and matchmaking will remain available during the rollout, although players who run into problems should restart the game. Anyone using an outdated client will need to install the latest version before logging in.

The update opens several events on July 24, including a sign-in track for an Epic weapon appearance, a faction-based competition, and a new Warfare activity. The official Steam announcement also details balance changes for Morse, N-Two, and Raptor, alongside fixes for mobile, console, and AZ3 issues.

Delta Force weapon skin displayed in a futuristic armory

New Delta Force Events Begin July 24

Mid-Season Sign-in runs from July 24 through August 6. Logging in for eight days will unlock the Mousey Melody – KC-17 Epic Firearm Appearance.

Choose & Conquer will run from July 24 through August 23, followed by result processing from August 24 through August 26 and reward collection from August 27 through August 29. Players can join their preferred faction, complete specified matches and social missions, and earn the Purr Baby – UZI, a limited Calling Card, and Spray Paint.

Faction points will also contribute to the wider competition. The top 100 Operators on the faction points leaderboard will have a chance to receive the Tactical Armor – QBZ-95, Purr Baby – Vector, limited dance moves, exclusive actions, and other leaderboard rewards.

The Hill of Iron Warfare event runs from July 24 through August 6 and grants Armament Vouchers for playing the mode.

Weekly Activities and Store Additions

Warfare Weekly Supply runs from July 24 through July 30. Simple matches will grant Weapon Advanced EXP Cards, Weapon Intermediate EXP Cards, and a one-time Warfare EXP Multiplier Card.

During Weekend Merit Boost, which runs from July 25 through July 26, the first three Ranked matches will award double Merit.

Expert Choice runs from July 24 through July 30. Missions using the designated QBZ95-1 and AR57 weapons will provide Intermediate Weapon EXP Tokens, Premium Weapon EXP Tokens, and Armament Vouchers.

The limited-time Tekniq Alloy Shop and Final Score activities both run from July 24 through July 30. Players can spend Tekniq Alloy on Quantum Keys, Armament Vouchers, and an Advanced Safe Box 7-Day Access Card, while Warfare match scores can be redeemed for Quantum Keys and Armament Vouchers.

Two Lucky Draws will also open on July 24 and remain available through August 22. The Cybertoxin Bundle Lucky Draw is found under [Store] – [Top Pick] – [Cybertoxin], while the Summer Festival Bundle Lucky Draw is under [Store] – [Top Pick] – [Summer Festival]. The first draw in each event costs 10 Delta Coins or Delta Tickets.

Neither prize pool repeats rewards within a round. Completing a round unlocks the next draw qualification, and hitting a grand prize guarantees one appearance from that series while also awarding the remaining unclaimed rewards from the round.

The Cybertoxin pool includes appearances for the SR-3M Compact Assault Rifle, Vityaz Submachine Gun, and SV-98 Sniper Rifle, plus a series Charm, Avatar, Calling Card, Spray Paint, TurBrick – The Law of Time, and Premium Weapon EXP Token. The Summer Festival pool features appearances for the M249 LMG, P90 SMG, and R93 Sniper Rifle, as well as series charms, an Avatar, Calling Card, Spray Paint, TurBrick – The Law of Time, and an Advanced Weapon EXP Card.

Delta Force Operator Balance Changes

The balance adjustments are expected on July 24. Morse receives longer cooldowns and a shorter sonar scan, while N-Two loses some of Cryo-Flask’s area-control strength and gets several changes to the Homing Stun Grenade. Raptor receives extra EMP Grenades in Warfare.

Patch Notes

The July 23 build focuses on time-limited rewards, store draws, operator tuning, and fixes for stuck positions, incorrect information, and a console interface problem.

Operator Balance Adjustments (Expected on July 24)

  • 【Recon Operator – Morse】
  • “Morse is designed to provide sustained battlefield intel and help the team stay mobile. However, in practice, opponents often have very limited options to respond within a single round, which can make these encounters especially frustrating. We want Morse to retain this information-gathering strength while giving opponents more room to make meaningful tactical decisions.”
  • All Modes
  • ● Advanced Sonar Device
  • Scan duration: 4s → 3s; ↓
  • Operations
  • ● Advanced Sonar Device
  • Cooldown: 90s → 120s; ↓
  • Warfare
  • ● Jammer
  • Starting quantity: 2 → 1; ↓
  • 【Engineer Operator – N-Two】
  • “N-Two is designed to create openings for the team by locking down areas. However, Cryo-Flask currently lasts long enough to make it difficult for opponents to respond, while N-Two’s immunity to the Cryogenic Zone makes area control too easy. In close-quarters fights, the Homing Stun Grenade also locks on and hits too quickly. We want targeted players to have enough time to recognize its tracking path and a real chance to avoid it through movement.”
  • All Modes
  • ● Cryo-Flask
  • Cryogenic zone duration: 15s → 10s; ↓
  • N-Two will now take damage from the Cryogenic Zone; ↓
  • Improved the warning UI for the Cryogenic Zone;
  • ● Homing Stun Grenade
  • Cooldown: 35s → 45s; ↓
  • Delay before scanning for enemies after being thrown: 0.3s → 0.5s; ↓
  • Hover time when locking onto an enemy: 0.8s → 1s; ↓
  • Slightly increased flight speed after locking on: 15m/s → 20m/s. ↑
  • 【Recon Operator – Raptor】
  • Warfare
  • ● EMP Grenade
  • Starting quantity: 1 → 2; ↑
  • Maximum carried quantity: 1 → 2. ↑

Optimization & Bug Fixes

  • ● Fixed an issue where the backpack could not be closed occasionally on mobile versions;
  • ● Fixed some unbalanced positions in the Sarcophagus area of AZ3;
  • ● Fixed some positions in AZ3 where squadmates could not be rescued;
  • ● Fixed some positions in AZ3 that could cause Operators to get stuck;
  • ● Fixed some unbalanced positions in Tide Prison;
  • ● Fixed an issue where Favorites data in the Exchange was displayed incorrectly;
  • ● Fixed an issue where killer information was displayed incorrectly in match history;
  • ● Fixed an issue where the Start Game button could disappear on console versions.

Expected on July 24

  • ● Optimized the visual effects of the Astromancy – AKM Assault Rifle’s Performance Barrel Combo.

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Delta Force

Delta Force

Delta Force is a free-to-play multiplayer tactical first-person shooter reboot of the Delta Force series.

  • Genre: Shooter, Tactical
  • Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, Android, PC (Microsoft Windows), iOS, PlayStation 5
  • Modes: Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
  • Release: 2024-12-05
  • Publisher: Garena, TiMi Studio Group
  • Age Rating: ESRB T ESRB T
  • IGDB Rating: 74.7/100

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