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Delta Force Meltdown Nerfs Morse, M7 and MP7

By · Published Jul 26, 2026· Official sources verified

Delta Force’s Meltdown update went live on June 30, 2026 with weapon and Operator balance changes across Operations and Warfare. Morse received the largest set of counterplay-focused adjustments.

News Summary
Update
Meltdown
Released
Jun 30, 2026
Main nerf
Morse Jammer
Weapon changes
6 Ops / 2 Warfare
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News summary

Morse’s Throwable Jammer now gives opponents more warning, detonates after one second instead of 0.3 seconds and restricts camera turning less severely.

Operations nerfs reduce M7 and AS Val performance, while AK-12 gains a stronger limb-damage multiplier.

Warfare extends SG552’s first two range bands but shortens MP7’s close-range breakpoints.

Gizmo, Tempest and Vlinder also receive numerical changes, while Shepherd, Sineva and Toxik gain utility improvements.

Update overview

Garena framed Morse’s changes around close-quarters counterplay. The Advanced Sonar Device gains a placement-range preview, while the Throwable Jammer becomes louder before deployment, easier to anticipate and slower to explode.

The Operations version raises the jammer cooldown from 35 to 40 seconds and limits how far enemies can detect the Advanced Sonar Device on the map. Sonic Sense now shares marked enemies with squadmates, preserving team value despite the direct jammer nerfs.

Other Operator adjustments reduce Gizmo Crawler pressure, lower Tempest’s Warfare Drill Charge damage and double Vlinder’s Remote Rescue score. Shepherd, Sineva and Toxik receive information, handling or damage-over-time improvements.

Key details

The balance changes launched with the Meltdown season across PC, mobile and console rather than with the July 24 event notice.

Balance itemBeforeAfter
M7 base damage3837
AS Val damage2928
AS Val armor penetration4844
AK-12 limb multiplier0.4x0.45x
SG552 first range bands40m / 50m50m / 60m
MP7 first range bands20m / 30m16m / 25m
Morse Jammer delay0.3 seconds1 second
Morse Jammer cooldown35 seconds40 seconds
Morse Warfare sonic damage4030
Gizmo Crawler speed8 m/s6 m/s
Tempest Drill Charge damage6040
Vlinder Remote Rescue score2550

Trailer, screenshots, and media

The official Meltdown banner presents the season’s military-industrial setting and Operator lineup that accompanied the June 30 balance pass.

Screenshot
Delta Force Meltdown season artwork with Operators in a military industrial setting

Source timeline

On June 26, 2026, Garena published the Meltdown patch notes with the complete weapon and Operator balance tables.

On June 30, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. UTC+8, the season update became available for PC and mobile, with console included in the hotfix rollout.

On July 10, 2026, Garena described its continuing multi-week Operator balance plan and began that weekly step with Gizmo.

FAQ
Did Delta Force receive a balance update on July 24, 2026?
No. Garena’s July 24 notice covers Mid-Season Sign-In and Choose & Conquer; the verified balance changes in this row launched with Meltdown on June 30.
What changed for Morse in the Meltdown update?
His Jammer became easier to anticipate, slower to detonate and less restrictive, with a longer Operations cooldown and lower Warfare sonic damage.
Which weapons were nerfed in Operations?
M7 and AS Val received damage or penetration reductions, while AK-12 gained a higher limb-damage multiplier.
What changed for MP7 and SG552 in Warfare?
MP7 lost close-range reach, while SG552 gained longer first and second effective-range bands.
Which Operators received buffs?
Shepherd, Sineva, Toxik and Vlinder gained information, handling, damage-over-time or scoring improvements.
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