How to change server regions in Delta Force

Delta Force is out, featuring a Tarkov-like extraction game mode Operations, Battlefield-like multiplayer mode Warfare, and more coming later down the line. To have the best experience and minimal lag in Delta Force, you must select the right region when creating an account.

Here’s all the information about changing servers and regions in Delta Force thus far.

How to change servers in Delta Force

Currently, there is no option to change servers in Delta Force. Matchmaking is based on ping in Delta Force, so if you’re having issues with it, it’s likely that your region does not have many servers available yet.

Whichever region was first selected when creating an account to play Delta Force is the one you are stuck with for now and will be until the game’s developers at Team Jade add an option to swap regions or choose the server to matchmake on.

This means that the game may be very laggy or just unplayable, depending on where you are situated in the world. Unfortunately, whatever issues you may be having with ping will stick with you for the foreseeable future.

How to change region/country in Delta Force

The only way to change your region/country in Delta Force right now is to create a new account. Head to the Delta Force website, register a new account using a new email, and select the country you want. Keep in mind that this may not solve your ping issues due to how matchmaking works in Delta Force. The game might still connect you to a different server based on your IP and physical location.

All regions and servers in Delta Force

For the Delta Force PC Global Open Beta that launched on Dec. 5, the developer deployed nine servers across four regions, which means your options are limited.

Here are all the regions and their respective servers in Delta Force:

• Americas: Silicon Valley, Virginia, Brazil
• Europe: Germany, Finland
• Oceania: Australia
• Asia: Japan, Singapore, Saudi Arabia

The game may receive more servers across the regions leading to the full launch, and we’ll update this guide once more information becomes available.