Delta Force adds Weekly/Monthly login cards on Midasbuy, sight unseen on community reaction
A new $0.99/$9.99 daily-login Delta Coins subscription launched via Midasbuy, but full details on Token uses are still thin.
What happened
A promo posted in the Delta Force Discord's #df-news channel on 26 September points players to a new Weekly & Monthly Card system, sold exclusively through Midasbuy — Tencent's official top-up platform for the game. The promo is being run as "Weekly & Monthly Cards are here — up to 2.4X rebate!" on Midasbuy's own event page, confirming this is a live, official offer rather than a leak or rumour.
What changed
According to the Discord post and matching Midasbuy listing, the two new products are:
- Weekly Card ($0.99): 60 Delta Coins instantly, then daily login bonuses adding up to 74 Coins plus 35 Draw Tickets across 7 days.
- Monthly Card ($9.99): 750 Delta Coins instantly, then daily logins building to a 30-day total of 960 Coins, 210 Tokens and 630 Draw Tickets — advertised as a 2.4x return versus the sticker price.
- Tokens from the Monthly Card are earmarked for melee-related unlocks (per the Discord post's partial text), though the full breakdown of what Tokens buy wasn't spelled out in what we've seen so far.
- Both cards sit alongside Midasbuy's existing Delta Coins storefront, which separately advertises up to a 45% bonus on straight top-ups.
This is a subscription-style daily-login currency drip, similar to "battle pass"-adjacent monetization seen in other live-service shooters, layered on top of Delta Force's existing multi-currency system (Delta Coins, Delta Tickets, Mandel Coins).
What players are saying
We haven't found a dedicated Reddit or Steam thread reacting specifically to this Weekly/Monthly Card launch yet — it's a fresh, fairly low-key storefront addition rather than a major patch, so specific community sentiment on it should be treated as unconfirmed for now. But it lands in a game whose monetization has a well-established reputation among players and press. PC Gamer's review described Delta Force as "wading into similarly murky waters" with "various funny monies," arguing the developer is "throwing every type of FOMO at us at once."
On Steam, long-running discussion threads show recurring frustration with the currency structure itself — one thread notes Battle Pass "Delta Tickets" are spent the same as Delta Coins, calling it "another useless currency difference." Gacha-style cosmetic pulls draw similar pushback — one Steam commenter called it "a tall sell to get me to buy cosmetics" while another calculated "over 125$ for the guaranteed prize." Not everyone's down on it, though — other players note you "don't need to spend a single dollar to jump in and play and get the best weapons," since all weapons and operators are free.
What it means for you
Practically: neither card is required to stay competitive — money in Delta Force buys "appearances, operators' looks, safe boxes, and faster progression — not damage, not accuracy, not raw power." For OCE players, Midasbuy purchases go through the same global storefront (card/PayPal/regional e-wallets), so there's no AU-specific pricing confirmed — expect USD conversion at checkout. If you're a daily-login grinder, the Weekly Card's $0.99 entry is low-risk; the Monthly Card's value depends entirely on whether you'll actually use 210 Tokens on melee cosmetics.
Watch next
Keep an eye on whether Team Jade/Tencent post full patch notes clarifying what Tokens unlock, and whether r/DeltaForceGame or Steam discussions pick up a dedicated thread once more players actually try the cards.
What to watch next: Watch for official clarification on what the new Token currency unlocks, and whether r/DeltaForceGame or Steam threads pick up once more players try the cards firsthand.
Sources
- Midasbuy official top-up center (Weekly & Monthly Cards promo)
- Delta Force is a decent Battlefield clone, but its monetization is like gazing into a bottomless void — PC Gamer
- Delta Coins for Battlepass reward — Steam Community Discussions
- Battle Pass skins feel cheap and not worth it — Steam Community Discussions
- Delta Force Steam Community Discussions (gacha pricing thread)
- Is Delta Force Worth Playing in 2026? — WillyB Gamer
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