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The SMG-45 is one of the most popular submachine guns in Delta Force. As a Support player, you often end up in the middle of the fight where you might have to fight at different ranges, and SMG-45 will ensure you secure every kill.

Here are the best attachments and calibration settings for SMG-45 in Delta Force Warfare.

An assault rifle is a staple weapon category in any shooter, including Delta Force. While you may enjoy close-quarter combat with SMGs or be precise from afar with snipers, nothing beats the versatility of the assault rifle.

Heading into the battle, you need at least one good assault rifle by your side, so here are the five best assault rifles in Delta Force.

The Resume Offensive event in Delta Force tasks you with creating and using Novon Chips to unlock safes across multiple maps in Operations.

From Jan. 1 to 13, you can play the Resume Offensive event in the Operations mode to earn Tekniq Alloy, Armament Vouchers, and M700 weapon skin. To complete the event and unlock all rewards, you must open nine safes by making and using Novon Chips.

Every mission in Delta Force has at least a few secrets for you to discover and get free rewards. In the Operation Serpentine raid, there are four secret crates with weapon skins, including a good-looking blue Vector skin.

To claim these crates, you must extract them at the end of the raid. Failing results in you losing these crates and corresponding rewards. Before you proceed, equip enough gear to have space for the crates in the inventory. There are four total crates, and each is 2×2.

Delta Force has a few distinct modes with individual progression tracks and even events. There’s a lot to do for any kind of player, whether you’re looking for all-out warfare or want to try out Delta Force’s take on the extraction mode.

Here’s every game mode in Delta Force and what you can expect from it.

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Naturally, as with any large-scale warfare game, snipers are the most attractive choice, so here are our picks for the best snipers in Delta Force.

As a Support Operator in Delta Force, you’re always in the thick of the fight, rescuing teammates and stopping enemies’ advances. In such a dynamic environment, you need a reliable submachine gun and the MP5 is perfect for this job.

Here are all of the best attachments and calibration settings for the MP5 in Delta Force Warfare.

When playing Delta Force Warfare, there are multiple weapons available for each of the four Operator classes. Since every weapon has its own progression path that unlocks new attachments, you want to pick a few weapons and stick with them as you play.

Here are the best weapons for each class in Delta Force Warfare.

The AUG is one of the few assault rifles exclusive to the Engineer class in Delta Force Warfare. If you’re not a fan of battle rifles and machine guns, the AUG is a great choice, especially because it has a higher base range than most assault rifles in the game.

The AUG has a base range of 40m, just like the G3 battle rifle, but it has a faster fire rate and much higher base Control, allowing it to be a machine in mid-range gunfights. With the right attachments, you can raise its range even higher while maxing out Control.

Delta Force features multiple operators with unique abilities. Some are available as soon as you launch the game, while you must unlock others by playing. Uluru is one of the unlockable Operators in Delta Force, and there are a few things you must do to get him.

Here’s everything you need to know about Uluru and how to unlock him in Delta Force.