Run Warfare and Operations from one build with a controller-ready aimbot, 🚁 full player ESP, and loot filtered by price. 🪖
Delta Force ships two games under one launcher and most cheats only really serve one of them. Warfare is 32v32 combined-arms chaos where knowing which rooftop the squad is holding decides the objective, while Operations is a full extraction mode where a bad push costs you every piece of kit you walked in with. Our Delta Force cheat is built for both. Player ESP renders skeletons, boxes, health, team number, weapon type and view direction through cover, so you read a fight before entering it in either mode. Loot ESP tags items with name, rarity and price and hides anything below a threshold you set, which turns Operations looting from a scavenger hunt into a straight line to the highest number on screen. The aimbot carries full bone selection, visible checks and independent smoothing, speed and stickiness, and binds to mouse and keyboard or controller so it plays the same on either input.
Yes. Delta Force uses ACE, Tencent's in-house anti-cheat, and we maintain a dedicated bypass for it rather than reusing an EAC or BattlEye solution. It is rebuilt and retested on every ACE revision, and the status page always reflects the current state before you load in.
Yes, and the same key covers both. The aimbot and player ESP behave identically across modes, while loot ESP, pricing and the minimum-price filter are aimed squarely at Operations, where what you extract with is the entire point. Nothing needs reconfiguring when you switch between them.
Yes, and this is where we differ from most providers. The aimbot carries a dedicated controller keybind alongside the mouse and keyboard one, so it works the same whichever input you play on. Delta Force has a substantial controller playerbase and almost no cheat provider supports it properly.
Yes. Loot ESP shows name, rarity and price for every item, and a minimum-price filter hides anything below the value you set. There is also a max distance control, so in a dense area you can narrow the overlay to nearby high-value items rather than reading through a wall of text.
We track game patches and ACE revisions separately, since the two rarely land together. The status page flips to 'updating' the moment either drops and we ship a rebuilt version once it is verified. ACE revisions can take longer than a routine game patch, and extended downtime is compensated with automatic subscription extensions.
Separate keybinds for mouse and keyboard and for controller, so the aimbot behaves identically on either input with no reconfiguring.
Lock aim to specific bones with a visibility check, so it never tracks a target through geometry it should not be able to see.
Independent smoothing, speed, stickiness and FOV so output ranges from a light assist to a hard lock.
Skeleton, box, health bar, name, team number, weapon type, view direction and distance on every target.
Tags items with name, rarity and price so you can judge what is worth the detour before walking to it.
Hides everything below a value you set, keeping dense loot zones readable instead of a wall of overlapping text.
Marks player and AI corpses plus computer terminals, so nothing valuable gets walked past during a run.
Dedicated report and anti-cheat handling, alongside an instant unload that pulls the cheat on command.
Delta Force runs ACE, Tencent's own anti-cheat, which behaves differently enough from EAC and BattlEye that techniques do not simply port across from our other titles. Our build reads entity data externally and never injects into the game process. What makes the Delta Force solver unusual is input handling: the game has a large controller playerbase, so the aimbot exposes a separate controller keybind alongside the mouse and keyboard one, and the correction is applied consistently whichever device is active. Around that sit the tuning controls that decide how visible you are. Smoothing, speed and stickiness are independent values rather than a single aggression slider, so you can build a lock that tracks convincingly at Warfare ranges without snapping in a way that stands out on a killcam.
The two modes carry different risks and deserve different settings. Warfare puts 64 players in a match with killcams and a busy report flow, so visible snapping gets noticed quickly and humanised settings matter most there. Operations is quieter but higher stakes: extracting maximum-value loot every single run is exactly the pattern back-end analysis looks for, no matter how clean the software is. Vary your runs, keep your survival rate believable, and lean on loot pricing and ESP for your edge rather than raw aim. The build also includes report and anti-cheat handling plus an instant unload, so you can pull the cheat immediately if a session starts feeling wrong.
Delta Force is protected by ACE, Tencent's in-house anti-cheat, which shares nothing with the EAC and BattlEye work most providers already have on the shelf. That is why the game is thinly served and why the builds that do exist tend to disappear after the first ACE revision. Noble Cheats maintains the Delta Force bypass directly, so when ACE updates we rebuild instead of waiting on an upstream seller. We also support the half of the playerbase everyone else ignores: Delta Force has a large controller audience, and our aimbot carries a dedicated controller bind rather than assuming mouse and keyboard. Real-time status before every load, automatic subscription extensions for downtime and 24/7 Discord support come as standard.
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