Delta Force Guide to Make Money in 2025
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Listen up, recruits! You want to make the big bucks in Delta Force, don’t you? You want to afford that shiny gear and not feel like a sitting duck out there? Well, we’re here to whip you into shape and teach you how to stack Alloy like a pro. Follow these five hard-hitting strategies, and you’ll be swimming in loot before you know it. Let’s move and make some money!
The Auction House
The auction house is your new best friend. Not your momma, not your teammates—THE AUCTION HOUSE! You can quick-sell items to a vendor for scraps, or you can auction them for way more cash. Pay attention, because this is how you find the gold!
Compare Prices: When selling, check the auction price versus the vendor price. If the auction price is at least 5,000 Alloy higher, auction that sucker!
Know Hot Items: Items like the wide-angle lens sell for insane amounts because they’re used for Black Site upgrades. Learn what players need and scoop those items up mid-raid.
Weapon Parts: Strip down weapons during your raids! Even blue parts sell for big bucks because they offer better stats. Don’t just grab the shiny purple ones—every part counts!
2. Use Black Site Production
Your Black Site is like a personal factory, and factories make money. Upgrade it, keep it running, and rake in the cash.
Craft High-Demand Items: For example, craft the GT5 Field Backpack for around 100,000 Alloy, then sell it on the auction for 150,000 Alloy. Easy money!
Keep It Running: Always have something in production. Time is money, and if that factory ain’t crafting, you’re wasting both.
3. Run a Budget Loadout
You don’t need to roll into every mission like you’re starring in an action movie. A budget loadout saves you cash if you die—and trust me, soldier, you WILL die.
Keep It Cheap: Stick to blue-tier gear, nearly-new items, and basic ammo. Keep your costs between 200K–300K Alloy.
Use Nearly-New Gear: Buying used gear saves cash. A Marksman Tac Vest with slightly less durability is still just as good in a fight, and it costs way less.
Use Medic Abilities: Don’t waste money on medkits. Use the free healing from the medic NPC to patch yourself up.
4. Blast Through Those Gear Tickets
Got gear tickets sitting around? USE THEM! Don’t hoard, because the game will start giving you Alloy instead—and Alloy can’t match the value of free gear.
Know the Value: A blue gear ticket gives you a loadout worth around 200,000 Alloy. Don’t waste it by hitting the ticket cap.
Free Entry: Gear tickets let you jump into missions for free. That’s profit waiting to happen. Don’t sit on them, soldier!
5. Solo Runs in Zero Dam (Normal Mode)
If you want to hit the motherlode, Zero Dam on normal difficulty is where it’s at. Go in solo, play stealthy, and focus on looting everything in sight.
Cheap Loadout, Big Rewards: Use a basic loadout to meet the entry requirement of 112,500 Alloy. Loot gear from the first enemies you take down to upgrade as you go.
Avoid Players: This isn’t Call of Duty. Stick to the shadows, avoid firefights, and loot like a ghost.
Target the Bots: Shield-bearing bots often drop purple armor. Take them out and use their gear to your advantage.
Know the Map: Memorize spawns and loot locations. Knowledge is power, and power equals profits.
Bonus Tips
Learn the Map: Knowing player spawns and loot areas helps you avoid danger and optimize your routes.
Avoid Expensive Maps: Maps like Space City are riskier for solo runs due to their design. Stick to Zero Dam for the best balance of risk and reward.
Use Green Tickets for Easy Runs: If you’re low on resources, use green gear tickets to run easier maps like Lei Grove.
Final Blurb
Now you know how to make serious cash in Delta Force. Follow these tips, keep your head in the game, and never let up. So get out there, soldier, and show ‘em what you’re made of. Dismissed!
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