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Delta Coins are the premium currency in Delta Force , essential for unlocking top-tier content like the Genesis Pass Premium, exclusive cosmetics, and time-limited bundles. Unlike Delta Tickets or Mandel Coins, Delta Coins can only be purchased with real money, making them the go-to for serious players. You can get Delta Coins via the in-game store or trusted third-party platforms like LootBar, which often offer discounts and bonus coins. Smart spending strategies include buying larger bundles for better value, topping up during seasonal sales, and investing in the Battle Pass for long-term rewards. Players can also earn Delta Tickets by selling in-match MandelBricks, which is especially valuable early in a new season. Timing your purchases and watching the MandelBrick market can stretch your coins further. Read below to learn more! Your Ultimate Guide to Delta Coins | Delta Force

  As Delta Force Season 3 wraps up, Season 4—titled Night Watch —is set to launch on April 21. According to leaks from the CN Test Server, players can expect major updates including the new Night Mode, weapons, gear, and a new Operator. Night Mode: Operation Blackout brings two difficulties to Zero Dam—Normal and Hard—both set at night. Hard mode requires high entry value, has fewer extraction points, and introduces new strategic challenges. Three new weapons are being added: the K437 Assault Rifle (.300 ammo), a Double-Barreled Shotgun with incendiary rounds, and a stealthy Compound Bow. A Flamethrower will also be available in Warfare Mode, and players can use Night Vision Helmets in pitch-dark areas. The new Operator, Nox , specializes in stealth, using flashbangs and anti-recon gear. Collectibles and item inspection animations are also getting upgraded. A limited-time Warfare mode , Victory Unite (20v20), is delayed to May 30. The new Loot Protection System ensures fairer it...