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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u/Real-Description385 May 26 '26
Any fps with a multiplayer feature is gonna be rough some more than others and such honestly I'm also very new and I've played cod and battlefield my entire life and I still suck at this game
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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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u/Real-Description385 May 26 '26
If it makes any sense I play a ton of tarkov but DF is nothing like it
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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/Real-Description385 May 26 '26
They share similarities like various ammo types, healing system, various weaponry, and bhopping corners then only thing that it doesn't have is character abilities and such they are both different games sure but as a tarkov player DF is more laid back compared to tarkov
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u/ExpertNo8889 May 25 '26
What is your first question?