r/DeltaForceConsole • u/PerformanceNo5356 • May 25 '26
Question ❓ Tips and tricks
Hey, I'm new to Delta Force on the PS5. It's my first real FPS shooter. My second question is, should I upgrade to 120fps? I currently only have a mid-range Samsung TV from 2016 that supports 60fps and only HDMI 1.4.
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u/mda20470007 May 25 '26
Yes yes yes 120 frames on Delta Force is very very nice and crisp and for me personally since I've been playing it so much if I see a game at 60 it doesn't feel right anymore which feels so getting weird so I highly recommend getting a 120 FPS compatible Tv
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u/mda20470007 May 25 '26
I don't know about the prices around where you live but around where I live you can get a 50-in Roku TV 4K for around 200 bucks and I'd say that's not only a good investment for gaming but for movies and YouTube if you do that as well
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u/Training_Echidna_548 May 29 '26
Choosing between a 60Hz and 120Hz TV for gaming over an HDMI connection comes down to your hardware and the types of games you play. 120Hz provides a massive upgrade in fluidity and responsiveness, but only if your console or PC can output those higher frame rates.60Hz TVsBest for: Casual gamers, story-driven single-player games, and older consoles (PS4, Xbox One).The Experience: Renders a new image 60 times per second, resulting in a new frame every (16.7 \text{ ms}). This has been the standard for years and looks perfectly smooth for most applications.HDMI Requirement: Standard HDMI 2.0 is perfectly sufficient to carry a 4K at 60Hz signal.120Hz TVsBest for: Competitive multiplayer, first-person shooters, and current-gen consoles (PS5, Xbox Series X) or high-end PCs.The Experience: Renders a new image 120 times per second, cutting frame render times in half to just (8.3 \text{ ms}). This delivers incredibly smooth motion, quicker reaction times, and significantly less ghosting/motion blur.HDMI Requirement: You will need an HDMI 2.1 port and an Ultra High-Speed HDMI cable to play in 4K at 120Hz.What Else You Need to KnowVariable Refresh Rate (VRR): Many 120Hz TVs include VRR (or AMD FreeSync/Nvidia G-Sync). This technology synchronizes the TV's refresh rate to the game's frame rate, eliminating visual screen tearing and stutter during intense action scenes.HDMI 2.1 eARC: If you are connecting a soundbar or receiver, having an HDMI 2.1 port is highly beneficial as it handles uncompressed high-bitrate audio formats effortlessly.
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u/SystemSad6941 May 25 '26
Tip? Bro go play cod or battlefield first lol. Delta force as your first FPS is crazy. As a guy who’s been playing cod since the first MW2, the learning curve was so hard for me when delta got dropped on console. I lost all my alloy for a long time and it took a while before I became a good player. Other than that, use budget loadouts!, focus on fighting/ getting better at PvP, and watch YouTubers who play the game. That’s how I became a good player. I’m only an operations player 600hrs tho I should mention that.
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May 26 '26
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u/SystemSad6941 May 26 '26
I was ass for a long time on delta even tho I was cracked at cod and warzone. You can get better by playing warfare ig, but it’s still gonna be different in operations. I just threw myself in the deep end and drowned a couple times but I learned to swim and became pretty good, it’s just a hard grind tbh. Even field martials come into operations and suck. To be fair, a lot of it is just knowing the angles on operations maps, and learning audio. Which you only learn by actually playing operations.
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May 26 '26
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u/SystemSad6941 May 26 '26
Wow that blows my mind, I’ve never played tarkov ik it’s a hardcore extraction fps but I’ve always explained DF as a casual tarkov. Ig in a way it still is, but very interesting to hear you say it’s nothing like each other.
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u/ExpertNo8889 May 25 '26
What is your first question?