Preparation Guide - What To Bring On Deployment in Delta Force. This includes the best healing, buff, weapons, gears, backpacks, chest rigs, and items to bring in Delta Force.
Table of Contents
Operations Related Articles
| Beginner Tips | |
| Operations Mode Guide | How To Organize Your Stash |
| Best Items To Extract In Operations | How to Heal HP and Injuries |
Which Items To Prepare Before Deploying
List Of Items To Prepare
| Item Name | Uses |
  ▼HP Recovery | - Recovers the player's HP - If HP reaches 0, you are defeated and show less |
 ▼Surgical Kit | - Used to heal injured body parts - Leaving an injury status unattended will cause disadvantages |
 ▼Gun | - Used in combat with enemies - Generally, one main weapon is sufficient |
 ▼Ammo | - Used to fight enemy players and NPCs - You should bring a substantial amount |
 ▼Head/Body Armor | - Reduces damage from attacks to loadout parts - Durability decreases with each attack |
 ▼Chest Rig | - Stores bullets and recover items for quick access - Increases the amount of items you can carry |
 ▼Backpack | - Increases the amount of items you can carry - Essential due to the small size of backpacks available from NPCs |
Healing And Buff Items Overview
Field First Aid Kit Recommended
| Item Name | Performance and Traits |
 Outdoor Med Crate | Durability: 350, Size: 1x3 squares - Recovers up to 80 HP in 4 seconds - Has a calming effect for 30 seconds after use - Requires a large rig to store it |
 Field First Aid Kit | Durability: 220, Size: 1x2 squares - Recommended if you're unsure - Recovers up to 120 HP in 6 seconds - Can recover up to full HP if used until the end |
 Enhanced Injector | Durability: 60, Size: 1x1 square - Recovers up to 36 HP in 3 seconds - Quick, small recovery - Easy to store since it's only 1 square |
Healing items become more effective as their rarity increases. They offer more total healing and are more cost-effective, so if unsure, bring a Field First Aid Kit.
Surgical Kit Recommended For Debuffs
| Item Name | Performance and Traits |
 DEK Field Surgical Kit | Uses: 7, Size: 1x3 squares - Recovers one body part in 5 seconds - Requires a large rig to store it |
 Tactical Quick Release Surgical Kit | Uses: 4, Size: 1x2 squares - Recommended if you're unsure - Recovers one body part in 7 seconds |
 Simple Surgical Kit | Uses: 2, Size: 1x1 square - Recovers one body part in 10 seconds - Easy to store since it's only 1 square - Takes longer to recover |
Surgical Kits become faster with higher levels. Additionally, their use count tends to increase, so if you have the space, bring a higher-level one.
Leaving Wounds Untreated Causes Debuff
If you leave your wound status untreated, it will cause significant disadvantages, such as reduced visibility and decreased maximum HP. You can treat it by using a Surgical Kit or another corresponding item.
Booster Injectors Increases Your Abilities Temporarily
Booster Injectors can temporarily enhance your abilities, such as improving visibility and increasing maximum HP. The effects are powerful but short-lived, and they come with a high price, so use them at the right moment.
Which Weapons To Prepare
Bring Your Main Firearms
When participating in a raid, make sure to bring your main firearm. One gun is enough to bring with you, so prepare the corresponding ammunition and head into the raid ready.
| Weapon Ranking Articles | |
| Best Weapon (Gun) List | Cost-Effective Weapon (Gun) List |
Target Limbs Using Low-Level Bullets
If the bullet level you're using is lower than the enemy's armor, shooting at armored areas will reduce the damage. When using low-level bullets, aiming at the unarmored limbs will allow you to effectively deal damage.
Gear Loadouts To Prepare
Prepare Helmets Before Deployment
The helmet is a piece of armor that protects your head and reduces damage when you are hit in the head. It is important because it makes you harder to knock out with a single shot, but you can compromise with a helmet of decent performance if necessary.
Recommended Helmets
| Helmets | Recommended Points |
 MC201 Helmet | - If in doubt, this is recommended - Can block up to Lv3 bullets - Wider sound detection range |
 DICH Training Helmet | - Can block up to Lv4 bullets - Much larger sound detection range |
Helmets with Expanded Sound Detection Range are Recommended
Some helmets have a feature that increases the sound detection range. They tend to be more expensive within the same tier, but they are highly recommended as they help you notice enemy footsteps more easily.
Face Guarded Helmets Protect the Entire Head
| With Face Guard | Without Face Guard |
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High-level helmets often come with a face guard. This can reduce damage even when hit in the face, giving you an advantage in combat.
 Point! | Some face-guarded helmets, like the D6 Tactical Helmet, have a narrower sound detection range, so be cautious! |
Body Armor To Equip Before Deployment
Body armor, like helmets, is a loadout that reduces damage when hit on the protected areas. The chest and torso have a large surface area and are more likely to be hit, so try to equip the highest level armor possible.
Recommended Body Armor
| Armor | Recommended Points |
 TG-H Vest | - Recommended if you're undecided - Can block up to Lv3 bullets - Protects both chest and abdomen - Has a durability of 85, which is quite high |
 HMP Special Ops Vest | - Can block up to Lv4 bullets - Protects both chest and abdomen - Has a durability of 90, which is very high |
Chest Rig To Equip Before Deployment
The Chest Rig, like a Pocket, allows you to store bullets and healing items, which can be accessed without opening your backpack. You can place any picked-up items into the available slots, so make sure to include it in your loadout.
Recommended Chest Rig
| BackPack | Recommended Points |
 G01 Tactical Chest Rig | - Recommended if you're unsure - Has 13 storage slots - Has 1 storage slot with 3 slots |
 Assault Tactical Best | - Has 14 storage slots, more than others - Very cheap - Can hold 3-slot×2 for high-level recovery items |
Backpack To Use In Deployment
The Backpack is used to store items you want to carry with you, and the number and shape of storage slots change depending on the type of Backpack. Backpacks with sections will limit the items you can store, so it is recommended to choose those without sections for more flexibility.
Recommended Backpacks
| Backpack | Recommended Points |
 Rainforest Hunter Backpack | - Recommended if you're unsure - Affordable price - Large capacity of 3×7 slots - No divided sections, offering more flexibility |
 GT1 Outdoor Climbing Bag | - Super large capacity of 5×5 slots - No divided sections, making it easy to use |
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