The latest feature to be introduced in Delta Force is the option to change server regions. This allows players to hop into a different server if the one they are on is overcrowded or dead. Having a more pleasant gaming experience is important, hence why server hopping is the norm. This guide will detail how to change servers in Delta Force.
Delta Force – How to Change Server for PC, Console, and Mobile
You can now change your server region through the Switch Server Node option. To find this option, head into the game’s home screen and select the Switch Mode option at the bottom left corner of the screen. Within the sub-menu, at the top, you will find your current server region and ping. Click on the arrow icon right beside this to be taken to the Switch Server Node menu.
Over here, you get a list of all available regions you could switch to, as well as the ping rate for each. The further away from your home region you get, the higher the ping. It is best to find a region with the lowest ping possible to avoid gameplay issues. Click on OK once you are done to set your game to the new region. There won’t be a region lock anymore, and you get to change servers across all game modes.
This feature is currently available in the Season 6 test servers. Once Season 6 gets its full launch on 23rd September, all players will get this option from the get-go.
Other Ways to Change Servers in Delta Force
If you can’t wait for this option to appear, then there are two other ways to change servers for now: either via VPN, or by downloading the regional version of Delta Force. Most VPNs work with the game, and you just need to go through the app’s settings to find the game and add it to a separate region. Downloading Delta Force’s regional app requires you to start from scratch, which might not be the best solution if you have already put hours into the game.
If you are looking to add a new operator to your roster, then check out our Delta Force Tempest guide to know how to use her in your team.
