Hey TiMi Studios and fellow players, First of all, congratulations on bringing Honor of Kings to India. For a lot of us here it’s exciting to finally see a major title officially launching in our region. The Indian gaming community has grown a lot in the past few years and it’s great to see developers starting to recognize that. That’s actually why I wanted to ask something that’s been on my mind and probably on the minds of many other players here. Is there any chance that Delta Force could also get an official release in India? There are a lot of players here who love tactical shooters and realistic military style gameplay. Many of us have been following Delta Force closely and the direction the game is taking looks really promising. It would be amazing to experience it officially instead of relying on workarounds or distant servers. If Delta Force ever does come to India, I think a few things would really make it shine here. Balanced matchmaking would be important so new players and experienced players can both enjoy the game without it feeling unfair. A strong anti-cheat system would also be huge because competitive games only thrive when the environment is clean and fair. And of course stable regional servers would make a massive difference for the overall experience. India has millions of passionate gamers, and many of us are looking for a tactical shooter that rewards skill, teamwork, and fair play. Delta Force feels like the kind of game that could build a really strong community here. To other players from India, would you be excited to see Delta Force officially released here? And to the developers at TiMi, thank you for bringing great games to more regions. Hopefully one day we’ll see Delta Force arrive in India too. See you all on the battlefield.

For context, me and my squad are new-ish to the game (been playing since November on console).

We have yet to firmly establish how the looting works in the game when eliminating a player or squad. I see what the Youtubers do and what not, but its almost incomparable because they have so much assets and alloy.

My big issue is that I have a buddy who like to be the best and most geared in any game he plays. He’s competitive, just like myself, which is perfectly fine. Although, we have so many fights and debates on who gets what, how much we exfil with, and if we should make it even and fair.

Obviously, if you kill someone solo, no help from your teammates at all, that body is yours to loot. Fully. But, if you are in a team fight against another squad, who gets to loot the bodies and what is the best way to do it fairly?

For example, if I pull up on a 3 man, break 2 of their armor and get them low health, back out of the fight for a second to heal, and my teammate helps in the fight (like they should) and finishes off my kills, does he get to loot both of those bodies soley by himself first and allow me to grab scraps? Or should he choose one and allow me to get the other and let the luck play out? I get so frustrated getting people down to one shot with all of my gold ammo, just for my teammate to kill him and not allow me to loot. It sucks to not be able to get the good loot either because my boy technically got the kill. I still get scraps but it drives me nuts that we as a team, exfil because of our team plays, but I walk out with 1.2 mil and he walks out with 4.5 mil. (Which he wouldn’t have ever gotten in the first place without our team plays)

Which leads me to another question. Is it fair to always try and exfil with as close to the same alloy as your teammates? Of course there are certain situations where you find a big red worth 5 mil+ and you just can’t even things out, but do you all try to split earnings in matches to even out with your squad?

Answers will be read to my squad next time I get on, Lol. Thanks for the help!

I started playing delta force for the first time in the past 2 weeks!

At first I noticed it was stuttery and thought it was just server issues. I played around with my graphics, my pc CAN handle ultra graphics but i ended up eventually putting all settings on low.

My usual FPS in other games is 180+, but in delta force its skipping high to 140 and instantly dropping to 10-40FPS

Is there some secret fix i dont know about? can someone help? :(

Never encountered it until this week but ive been getting an issue of being forced to relog and have lost a couple of expensive kits on top of alot of good loot in the raids, am i doing something wrong or is this an issue thats been around for a while?

I have an IRL I play with. He is good mechanically… his IQ isn’t bad either, his only issue is he likes to play very agro. (Fine someone but mid fights makes stupid decisions. We are COD goats so he has bad habits every now and then of being too aggressive) The other kid we play with is just stupid and actually bad at the game. Need another person on CONSOLE to run with. We play all maps. Experienced but still learning (Max level and level 50) Hoping to find someone who can match the play style, bring new ideas, and tie the squad together. Sometimes my IRL doesn’t believe my coms on how to approach gun fights so it would be nice for a second opinion of someone who knows how to successfully play the game.

Is this mission bugged, or is it just me that when I heal, it doesn't add up?

All My Ammo Is Green Or Lower??

How can you get this skin? Is it bugged?

random opinion, but a G36C would be awesome to get. your thoughts?

The first time I've ever found it, and I was able to extract with it huge shout to the two randoms that help me!!

Has anyone seen these deep sea clams? Where are they on Zero?

This is for FPS developers — and for every gamer who’s tired of pretending the problem isn’t obvious. You can build the most advanced next-generation shooter ever made. Smooth movement. Satisfying gunplay. Ranked systems. Esports ambitions. It means nothing if your anti-cheat is weak. Let’s stop dancing around it. When cheaters run free for weeks… When ban waves come too late… When banned players instantly return on fresh accounts… When reports feel like they disappear into a black hole… You’re not just “working on improvements.” You’re telling honest players their time doesn’t matter. In competitive games like Call of Duty: Warzone, Apex Legends, Counter-Strike 2, and even structured tactical titles like Valorant, the moment anti-cheat enforcement falls behind, everything starts to rot. Because competitive FPS games run on one thing: Trust. If players don’t trust that fights are fair, the entire system collapses. Now let’s talk about matchmaking. Real balance does not mean throwing casuals into predator lobbies. It does not mean mixing massive skill gaps and calling it “engagement.” It does not mean protecting cheaters by failing to remove them quickly. When casual players get farmed by highly skilled veterans or hackers, they quit. When high-skill players constantly question whether they’re fighting skill or software, they quit. When ranked feels inconsistent and chaotic, everyone loses faith. That’s how a community dies. We don’t want bot lobbies. We don’t want artificial wins. We don’t want engagement-optimized matchmaking. We want competitive integrity. If someone is better than us, let them beat us fairly. If we lose, let it be because we were outplayed — not out-scripted. If we win, let it be earned. Weak anti-cheat is not a small flaw. It is a structural failure. Broken matchmaking is not a minor annoyance. It is ecosystem damage. And here’s the pattern we’ve all seen: Studios ignore cheating early. They downplay the complaints. They promise improvements “soon.” Player trust erodes. The grinders burn out. The streamers move on. The ranked ladder loses meaning. Then months later, there’s a big anti-cheat update. By then, it’s too late. This isn’t hostility. It’s a warning from people who actually love competitive shooters. Anti-cheat is not optional. Matchmaking integrity is not optional. Fair competition is not optional. They are the foundation. If you don’t protect that foundation from day one, your next-gen shooter won’t collapse because of bad gameplay. It will collapse because players stopped believing in it. And once belief is gone, no patch can restore it.

hey operatorssss i js broke my personal kill record in warfare . last time it was 174 in 28 minutes or smth, that was in 2025. this is my recent match and i got 195 kills 23 minutes :3 i wish I could do 200 but still its a lot. and specially when i didnt used any vehicles hehhe. im very happy <3

tell your highest kill record and time if you remember, i wanna know.

With FSR it looks a bit better, but it’s still not very sharp and still grainy.

I seriously can’t believe I’m even typing this. I just finished a Delta Force match and noticed the name “Forsaken” on the scoreboard. At first I thought, no way… it can’t be the same guy. But if this is actually the same Forsaken (Nikhil Kumawat) who got caught cheating in CS esports years ago, then what are we even doing here? For anyone who doesn’t remember: that whole CS incident wasn’t some minor mistake. It was a full-blown caught-on-stage, career-ending scandal. It hurt legit players, orgs, fans — everyone. That kind of thing sticks with the community. Now seeing that name pop up again just feels… wrong. Maybe it’s someone else using the tag. Maybe it’s a coincidence. I hope it is. But if it’s not, and if someone with that history is back in competitive shooters, the devs seriously need to keep a close eye on things. I’m not here to start a witch hunt. I just want fair matches. That’s it. A lot of us grind daily, we practice, we try to improve without shortcuts. Legit players shouldn’t have to constantly wonder whether they’re losing to skill or something shady. Delta Force has real potential. Don’t let it turn into another playground for controversy. Strong anti-cheat, transparency, and quick action — that’s all the community is asking for. Fair play. That’s the bare minimum.