1️⃣ Introduction

Welcome to Delta Force: Hawk Ops
A new generation of tactical FPS combining realism, teamwork, and high-risk extraction gameplay. Whether you play solo or as part of a coordinated unit, survival depends on precision, awareness, and communication.

Core Concept:

“Every bullet counts, every move matters, every teammate is your lifeline.”

Game Summary:

• Genre: Tactical First-Person Shooter (FPS)

• Platforms: PC, Console, Mobile (Cross-Play Supported)

• Developer: TiMi Studio (Tencent)

• Modes: Havoc Warfare, Hazard Operations, Black Hawk Down Campaign

📸 Illustration: Soldiers breaching under night vision, tactical coordination in smoke-filled streets.

2️⃣ Game Modes Overview

1. Havoc Warfare (Large-Scale PvP)

Massive 32v32 battlefields combining infantry, vehicles, and objectives.
Capture key points, destroy enemy armor, and control the battlefield flow.
Core Tactics: “Vehicles press forward, infantry follow close, and smoke seals the push.”

2. Hazard Operations (PvPvE Extraction)

Three-player squads infiltrate, gather intel, fight both AI and other teams, then extract safely.
Golden Rule: “Loot smart, fight smart — extraction is victory.”

3. Black Hawk Down Campaign (Co-op PvE)

A cinematic cooperative campaign inspired by the real Mogadishu conflict.
Play with friends to relive intense urban warfare and rescue operations.
Use cover, coordinate breaches, and manage ammunition — survival is earned, not given.

📸 Illustration: Troops fighting through a city street while a Black Hawk helicopter hovers overhead.

3️⃣ Basic Controls & Settings

To perform well, start with optimized controls and visuals.

🎧 Tip: Always use a microphone — silent teams die fast.

📸 Illustration: A soldier crouching at a console, adjusting optics and headset before deployment.

4️⃣ Operator Roles

Every operator in Delta Force: Hawk Ops serves a tactical purpose. Understanding your team’s composition is the key to survival and dominance.

💡 Recommended Team Composition (3-man Squad):

Assault + Support + Medic — the perfect balance between offense, sustain, and survival.

📸 Illustration: A squad leader signaling hand commands, a medic reviving a teammate, and an engineer placing a mine under fire.

5️⃣ Combat & Movement

In Delta Force: Hawk Ops, survival comes from discipline — not chaos.

Golden Rules

1. Suppress before moving. — Your gun isn’t for kills; it’s for control.

2. Flank instead of rushing. — One good flank wins fights faster than brute force.

3. Grenades first, men second. — Never enter a building without clearing it.

4. Stay behind cover. — 2 seconds exposed = death.

5. Move with purpose. — Every step should have a reason.

Engagement Types

📸 Illustration: Fireteam advancing through rubble, one soldier firing from cover, another tossing a grenade, dust and muzzle flash lighting the scene.

6️⃣ Vehicles & Countermeasures

Vehicles define large-scale warfare. Use them wisely — or be destroyed by them.

Vehicle Types

• APC / Tank: Mobile fortresses that dominate open fields.

• Helicopter: Air support for rapid insertion or extraction.

• Light Vehicle: Quick transport for scouting and flanking.

Anti-Vehicle Strategy

• Anti-Tank Operators:

  “Shoot from the flank, aim for still targets, fire twice if needed.”

• Engineers:
  Lay mines, place explosives, and force enemy vehicles to reroute.

• Team Coordination:
  Tanks suppress, infantry clears anti-tank zones, recon scouts airspace.

💡 Key Tip:
Always communicate before engaging armor — one misstep can cost the entire squad.

📸 Illustration: An anti-tank soldier aiming a launcher from cover at an advancing armored vehicle, with smoke trails and explosions in the background.

7️⃣ Extraction Economy

In Hazard Operations, survival isn’t about kills — it’s about what you bring home. Every bullet, medkit, and credit matters.

The Extraction Loop

1. Infiltrate quietly from the map edge.

2. Engage only when necessary — ammo is gold.

3. Loot & Upgrade at Supply Stations.

4. Extract before greed kills you.

Resource Priorities

💡 Survival Rule:

“If you can’t extract it, you never owned it.”

📸 Illustration: Three operators running toward a helicopter under fire, one carrying a loot bag while smoke flares mark the extraction zone.

8️⃣ Communication & Callouts

Voice communication is the backbone of Delta Force.
A silent squad is a dead squad.

5-Point Contact Report

Contact + Bearing + Distance + Cover + Count

Example:

“Contact, bearing 125, 200 meters, behind rocks, two hostiles!”

Essential Callouts

💡 Tip:
Keep it short, clear, and calm. The first voice after chaos wins the fight.

📸 Illustration: Squad leader shouting into a radio while teammates respond behind cover, smoke and tracers lighting the scene.

9️⃣ Three-Day Training Plan

Day 1 — Mechanics & Control

• Adjust sensitivity and FOV.

• Practice burst fire and quick reloads in the firing range.

• Learn recoil for 3 main weapons.

Day 2 — Team Coordination

• Practice bounding overwatch: one covers, one moves.

• Drill grenade + push combo.

• Practice communication: report bearings, distances, and flanks.

Day 3 — Extraction Practice

• Run 3 safe extractions using basic gear.

• Learn map rotation and sound awareness.

• Train patience: don’t fight every enemy.

📸 Illustration: Soldiers in a desert training camp running drills, instructors observing, targets lined up, and smoke from grenades in the air.

🔟 Quick Tips Recap

💡 Final Advice:

“Tactics win fights. Patience wins wars.”

📸 Illustration: The squad standing under the rising sun beside their extraction chopper — victory through discipline and teamwork.