Delta Force Loot ESP for Operations: Item, Rarity and Price Filters

Loot ESP draws information about items and containers on your screen so you can spot what matters without searching every corner. The menu’s Delta Force cheat includes a dedicated set of loot options separate from the player ESP.

The product page lists these loot visuals:

• Item name: tells you what something is.
• Rarity: shows how rare it is.
• Price: shows its value.
• Minimum price filter: hides anything below a value you choose.
• Player corpses: marks bodies you may want to check.
• AI corpses: does the same for AI-controlled enemies.
• Computers: marks computer locations.

Without a filter, loot ESP can show you everything, and a screen full of low-value items is not helpful. A minimum price filter keeps the view clean so you only see what is worth your time. In a mode where every minute and every inventory slot counts, that is a practical advantage.

Player ESP in this menu can also show helmet, armor and chest bag names and levels. Together, these let you judge both what is on the ground and what the opponents nearby are carrying. If you want the full player option list, see our ESP article.

The combat mode hide entities setting can hide player, AI, item, dead container or computer elements, and you choose which. That means you can keep loot visible while moving around and reduce the extra noise during a fight.

Loot ESP is part of the same product as everything else, so there is no separate purchase. Before buying, confirm that your PC meets the system requirements. The monthly plan is $35 for 31 days and the lifetime plan is $150, but check the product page for current pricing.

The full loot, player and misc option lists are on the Delta Force product page.