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Delta Force Hawk Ops features a roster of seven unique Operators with defined roles, weapon caches, gadgets, and specialties. Similar to Battlefield, each Operator excels in certain situations and specific tasks making team compositions an important part of the game whether you’re diving into Tactical Turmoil or Havoc Warfare modes. Here’s a closer look at all the Operators in Delta Force Hawk Ops that have been released so far.

Delta Force Hawk Ops Operator list

Here’s a breakdown of each Operator, including their role, gadget allocation, and unique trait:

OperatorRoleTacticalGadget 1Gadget 2TraitD-wolfAssaultMotorized Exoskeleton -Activate a motorized skeleton that increases movement speed and rate of fire. Kicking down enemies recovers HP and stamina while extending its duration.Triple Blaster – The hand grenade launcher fires three explosives. Grenades can be attached to vehicles.Smoke GrenadeTactical Slide – Affects agility and allows for tactical slides while running and crouching.ShepherdEngineerSonic Paralysis – Fires a drone that reduces enemy’s movement speed and rate of fire in the area. Can also be used to defend an area and hit enemies over four times.Sonic Trap – Deploys a trap that can stick to surfaces. Emits a sonic pulse that slows enemies down in its range.Frag GrenadeBuffer Defense – Reduces the damage of explosives.LunaReconRecon Bow – Fires an arrowhead attached with a sonar that identifies enemy locations as it flies past exposed hostiles.Volt Arrow – Fires an arrow that deals electric damage over time to enemies nearby.Frag GrenadeHunter’s Mark – Luna damages and marks enemies for a short period of time.StingerSupportTherapeutic Pistol – Lock onto multiple allied targets and heal them over time. Healing also removes negative debuffs. It can be used on self.Smokescreen – Launches a UAV that deploys a smokescreen over the area. Hold and turn the UAV to change the angle of the smokescreen.Hive-Tech Smoke Grenade – Throw a smoke grenade to heal allies by using the Therapeutic Pistol, which heals allies in an area.Quick Rescue- Recovering downed allies injects a stronger health recovery boost to that ally.VyronAssaultAir Shell Launcher – Fires a shell which knocks down enemies caught in its airburst range.Dynamic Propulsion – Propels the player in a direction. Knocking down enemies it collides with reduces its cooldown.E-bomb – A timed sticky bomb that explodes after a short duration.Dynamic Auxilliary System –
Reduces fall damage and boosts your falling speed. Using abilities or gadgets increases that falling speed.HackclawReconSignal Decoder – Periodically scans for up to three enemy electronic signals using a decoder and displays these signals’ tracking paths on the contact lens. The path closest to you will be displayed in red. The higher the warning level the enemy receives, the closer you are to a Hacklaw.Flash Drone – Deploys a drone, producing a blinding flash of light against enemies within range.Data Knife -Throw the knife to hack nearby electronics and briefly disable them. Direct hits on enemies deal significant damage.Silent Step – Walking and crouching are faster and make less noise.UluruEngineerLoitering Munition – Fires an image-guided missile from a launcher. It will then deal damage on landing and split into four bombs on impact. When hip-fired, the loitering munition will follow a preset guided path forward.Quickset Cover -Toss a quick setting concrete spray that creates cover to block damage.Composite Incendiary – Toss an incendiary grenade that detonates upon landing. Quickly burns through Quickset cover and burns enemies in contact with it.Battle Hardened – Has better resistance to slowing effects from fractures and class gear.

You’ll notice that each character has a role type that offers a distinct buff, as follows:

  • Assault – Faster aiming movement speed. Assaults can also deploy with grenade launchers and stim packs in Havoc Warfare mode.
  • Support – Rescue allies faster and grants access to ammo or med crates in Havoc Warfare.
  • Recon – Can use the radio to recon the map in Tactical Turmoil mode. They can also use Respawn Beacons in Havoc Warfare or select laser guided to assist Engineers with tracking enemy vehicles at much greater distances.
  • Engineer – They can use welding guns to cut through fences in Tactical Turmoil and repair vehicles. They can also use the AT4 and Stringer in Havoc Warfare and can wield LMGs.

These class roles are fairly similar to traditional Battlefieldroles. The Support is akin to the Medic, with resupply and healing abilities. The Engineer is similar to Battlefield’s equivalent, albeit with some added fortification like Battlebit’s fireteam leader role. Assault pairs better with explosives and has better movement speed up for assaulting positions. Recon is a sniper-type role that has access to Respawn Beacons that behave like Respawn Flares in Battlebit and Battlefield. 

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Craig Robinson

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