Delta Force Operations

Everyone looking for a less intense and more tactical gaming experience might want to check out Delta Force Hawk Ops Hazard Operations game mode – Garena’s twist on a popular extraction genre. Embark on a dangerous raid alone or in a group of up to 3 players and venture into dangerous enemy territories to extract materials, electronics, gear, and valuables. Experienced PvE combatants patrolling the area will stand in your way, as well as other Operator teams hunting for the very same valuables (or for you, in some cases).

In the best traditions of extraction shooters, you also lose every piece of equipment as well as all the loot you’ve acquired in the run (excluding those in the safe box), turning the entire ordeal into an endless high-stakes, high-reward type of combat scenario. It does has its flaws and is often unfair, with so many players are missing out on all the Operations-related rewards by skipping this mode entirely.

Tired of getting killed by purple-wearing try-hards? Lack of proper teammates makes your solo runs miserable? With our Delta Force Hazard Operations Boosting Service you can easily obtain all the game mode-related rewards without ever stepping out of Warfare!

Delta Force Tekniq Alloy Farming Services

While Delta Force does offer a couple of beginner-friendly loadouts with just enough firepower to stop an NPC grunt, you’ll want something with more kick to deal with enemy Operators and bosses carrying the most precious loot. More expensive ammo types, proper vest and helmet, at least blue or purple harness and backpack to carry as many goodies as possible, as well as properly tuned and moded guns – these are just the top of an iceberg that is gearing up for a high-difficulty Operation. Don’t even let us start on Black Site-upgrade materials and Keycars – these are extremely hard to find and are just as much expensive at the Auction House.

All the things listed above are easily purchasable though, so if you have enough Tekniq Alloy – no difficulty is high enough for you Operator. You can obtain Tekniq Alloy by doing the following:

• Complete Contracts: contracts are marked with blue exclamation marks on the map. Completing these Contracts will reward you with a minimum of 10,000 Tekniq Alloy. These usually involve blowing something up or killing a particularly unpleasant NPC grunt – nothing particularly difficult, but the reward, honestly, is not as good as it could’ve been either;
• Complete Department Quests: these reward with a whole plethora of goodies, including modded guns, and Tekniq Alloy (sometimes up to 100,000!), as well as XP tokens and gear pieces. However, expect some difficulty spikes, as sometimes Departments will ask you to hunt down a particularly difficult boss or kill a specific number of Operators in a certain way;
• Loot Opponents: you can also collect Tekniq Alloy from downed players and guards by looting them during the match;
• Sell Gear: earn more Tekniq Alloy by selling items on the Auction House. This is a good way to make some Tekniq Alloy fast, considering you already have the goods and know what the right price for a certain product – high-baller waits for weeks for their goods to be sold.

All those are certainly nice and entertaining given the right conditions, but will take a significant chunk of your free time, which you already might not have. With our Delta Force Tekniq Alloy Boosting Service, you can easily obtain as much Tekniq Alloy as you need to build your dream loadout and crush enemy Operators and NPCs with ease, all hassle, and stress-free!

Delta Force Operations Leveling Boosting Service

Hazard Operations mode also has a separate progression system filled with goodies you can’t obtain via Black Hawk Down or Havoc Warfare. These include, but not are limited to:

• XP (Experience Points): earn XP to level up your character and unlock new weapons, attachments, and operators;
• Tekniq Alloy: this currency can be used to purchase gear, weapons, and other items from the auction house;
• Weapons and Gear: unlock and obtain new weapons, attachments, and equipment;
• Operator Abilities: unlock new abilities and skills for your operators;
• Cosmetic Items: earn skins, outfits, and other cosmetic items to customize your appearance.

And it’s safe to say that you’re going to have a hard time elevating your Operations Level if you’re more of a Warfare guy – the competition is truly fierce in there. With our Delta Force Operations Leveling Bosting Service, however, you’ll have no issues obtaining every reward hidden behind the Operations Level progression bar with ease and without any problems.

Delta Force Departments Leveling

Remember Tarkov’s Traders? Departments are basically the same thing – complete missions, receive some truly impressive rewards, and progress through department levels to unlock even better gear and more challenging missions. There are quite a few of these “traders” available in the game at the moment, each filled with a specific flair of missions:

• Assault Battalion: these are your “shoot first, ask questions later” fellas. Marines, basically. Assault Batalion’s missions mostly revolve around dealing with enemy Operators and NPC grunts in some particularly spicy ways – with a specific weapon or while wearing a specific armor. Players preferring to play on the offensive will definitely enjoy this one;
• Medical Bay: your life-savers and medics. Not the ones running over your lifeless body in Warfare – the good ones. Medical Bay’s missions mainly involve (duh) healing yourself and friendly operators, as well as hunting for medical materials and consumables. Some missions involve team-play, which can become a problem for all the lonely wolves out there, but are otherwise pretty fun and a nice break from killing and shooting;
• Tactical Warfare Unit: gun-nuts of the block. Tactical Warfare Unit is all about guns: how to use guns, what guns to use, how to use guns more effectively, what attachments to put on guns. Well, you’ve got the point – guns. So you’ll be doing a lot of Gunsmithing, hunting for quite a few attachments in the field, as well as testing these very attachments on other Operators and NPC grunts;
• Base Support Batallion: if base management is your jam, then look no further than Base Support Batallion. Their missions mostly involve hunting for rare materials in the field, to later use for base upgrades;
• T&E Lab: geeks. That’s all there is to it. Hunting for rare technology is their job, so if you’re into this – you’ll feel right at home;
• Seasonal Department: there’s also a Department responsible for seasonal content. Here you’ll encounter missions developed specifically for each season, with some of the most unique cosmetics and gear pieces available in the game.

Quite a list, huh? Each department will provide your Operator with some unique rewards unobtainable through any other means, so you really want to put some quality time into these missions. With our Delta Force Departments Leveling, however, you won’t have to worry about anything – just tell us what you need and we’ll deliver stat, saving you all the hassle and stress.