Monthly
@priya
Win 11, Intel, HVCI and the rest left on, DMA box hooked up. First open was fine once the label was green. Waiting on RED after a patch was the annoying part, not the menu.
4.7
7 reviews, out of 5
Buyer notes on the Delta Force menu. Monthly is $35 for 31 days. Lifetime is $150. Both include aimbot, player ESP, loot ESP, chams, and misc. The GREEN or RED label is on the Status page.
Monthly
@priya
Win 11, Intel, HVCI and the rest left on, DMA box hooked up. First open was fine once the label was green. Waiting on RED after a patch was the annoying part, not the menu.
Lifetime
@noah
Month first, then $150 lifetime. Same menu either way. I still check GREEN or RED before I load after patches.
Monthly
@ade
Tight FOV, visible check on, ignore knocked on. Draw FOV for a week until I trusted the picks. Stickiness and smooth took longer to get right than the aimbot toggle itself.
Lifetime
@jess
Chams on players with lighter text ESP works for me. Took a few runs to tune colors so interiors still read. Not a 5 only because I had to dial max distance separately on player ESP.
Lifetime
@marc
Minimum price filter on loot ESP is the main tweak. Player ESP for contacts, loot labels for what is worth picking up after a fight. Saved two configs in misc for raid vs scav run.
Monthly
@rina
Box, distance, and helmet readouts are what I keep on. Names get busy in stacked fights so those stay off. Loot ESP price filter stops the ground from turning into text soup.
Monthly
@cole
Started with the $35 month to see if the loader would run on my PC with DMA. Key landed in email, Insert opened the menu, and I was in a raid that night. Aimbot and player ESP matched what the feature pages list.
The Status page is the current label. The product page lists prices and every published control.
Setup help is on Support.
Prices and the menu list are on the product page. The Status page is separate from these notes.