Victory isn’t always earned by explosions alone, and most times it’s often won through intel, disruption, and well-timed precision. And in Delta Force, that’s exactly where Luna excels. As the team’s valiant Recon-class operator, Luna isn’t your front-line bruiser, but she’s a bow-wielding scout engineered to take control and expose enemy intent before a single shot is fired.
Whether you’re sniping through sightlines, weaving traps around chokepoints, or simply denying enemy movement from afar, Luna transforms stealth and foresight into battlefield dominance. If you enjoy steering engagements before bullets even fly, and love making opponents crumble before they see you, then this guide will tell you exactly what you need to know about Luna’s scouting kit.
Delta Force Luna Guide
Abilities and Traits
Luna Kim is Delta Force’s pro-level Recon-class operator, armed not with armor or explosives, but with precision, timing, and battlefield awareness. From her first arrow fired, it’s clear she’s not meant to charge in but to reshape the fight through intel.
And her playstyle rewards foresight and coordination, so think of her as a stealthy drone that deals damage and reveals enemy locations to your entire squad with efficiency. Luna’s Detection Arrow scatters micro-sensors across enemy terrain, revealing moving targets, even through smoke and soft cover.
Meanwhile, her Volt Arrow creates a silent electric burst that deals sustained damage to anyone caught in its short blast radius. But even better, every hit from her activates her passive Enemy Analysis trait, briefly marking targets for your squad and turning every weakened enemy into a glowing liability on the mini‑map.
Also, Luna is available right from the start and is unlocked by default for all players in Delta Force, so you don’t need to grind or pay to access her. If you’re curious about how other operators work, check out our tier list and how to unlock other operators guide. And if you are looking for recommendations for loadouts, be sure to check out our weapons loadout guide.
Ability: Detection Arrow
Luna’s signature tool is the Detection Arrow, which launches a sensor-tipped arrow across the map. It plants a chain of micro-sensors along its flight path, automatically pinging moving enemies within a growing radius, even through smoke or soft cover, directly on your team’s mini-map. The trick? Fire it above potential enemy routes or from high places. An arrow sailing along that flight path is effective even if it doesn’t hit the ground nearby.
Trait: Enemy Analysis
What truly sets Luna apart from other Recons is her trait, Enemy Analysis. Every time Luna damages an enemy, that enemy is briefly highlighted for her entire team, even through smoke or walls. No button presses, no trick to it, just fire at the enemy as usual. It’s essentially a mini tracking device attached to every bullet or arrow, quietly giving your squad the ability to collapse on targets they might otherwise never see.
Gadgets and Weapons
While Luna wields recon abilities capable of effective scans for threats, she can also deliver blows through shock and detonation. Her kit centers on Volt Arrow and the Enhanced Frag Grenade, transforming her into a stealthy player with electricity traps and splitting enemies apart with crisp explosives.
Volt Arrow emits a dart tipped with live electric currents. It detonates on impact, leaving a radius of electrical flux that steadily damages enemies caught within and triggers Luna’s Enemy Analysis marking whenever they’re hit, even if only briefly subdued.
So use it to flush out defenders from behind smoke, and let your arrows loose around corners, or force revivers away from a fallen ally. Be wary, though, friendly fire is active, and self-damage from a misfired or overly close volt blast can take you or your teammates just as easily.
Meanwhile, her GE2 Frag Grenade isn’t just an afterthought; it’s an armor-shredding, limb‑punishing explosive that stuns or outright kills opponents in light cover or armor. The grenades are especially effective when thrown immediately after Volt Arrows or pinged reveals, turning uncertain skirmishes into fatal encounters. It can also be cooked, slid under doors, or lobbed into grouped corners to preemptively clamp escape paths.
Delta Force Luna Gameplay Tips
1. Early-arrow dominance
Deploy your first Detection Arrow within the first 30 seconds of a Warfare mode match, preferably over chokepoints or high-traffic zones. This forces enemies to either retreat or reshuffle positions to avoid ping traps. It sets the early game tempo.
2. Smart Volt Arrow plays
Volt Arrows shine behind soft cover, broken barricades, or in tight spaces. So, time it just as enemies start to move, and give them the shock of their lives.
3. Spawn beacon
In warfare, Luna’s recon role unlocks a Respawn Beacon, allowing your squad to redeploy closer to the frontline. Hide it in foliage, behind cover, or near hot zones, so your teammates can jump back into action ASAP.
4. Move quickly
Once you get a hit-mark on an enemy, don’t hesitate to execute with a sniper shot, or rotate angles to cut them off. Luna’s kit rewards swift pressure after detection, so lingering too long puts you at risk once the mark fades.
Mistakes to Avoid with Luna
- Spamming Detection Arrows aimlessly: Random arrows with no follow-up create no positives and waste cooldowns. So always ping near possible enemy routes or points of entry.
- Ignoring teammates after recon: Luna’s marks are useless without follow-up. Guide your team with text or in-voice cues to help them act.
- Wasting grenade charges: Don’t lob Frag Grenades without build-up intel; they’re best used in sync with detection or volt pings so you know you’re dealing with rooted targets.
Best Team Compositions with Luna
- Stinger: When Luna showers the battlefield with detection arrows, Stinger’s Smart Smokes act as a perfect follow‑through. Those decoys not only shield retreating teammates from being seen but also obscure your Frag Grenades or Volt Arrow traps, giving you room to apply pressure or pivot off of secured intel.
- Hackclaw: Luna reveals targets and weakens their lines, and Hackclaw capitalizes using her Flash Drones and Data Knife throws. After Luna’s Detection and Volt Arrows put the enemy on the map, Hackclaw can blind or stun them with her drone.
Final Thoughts
Luna brings one simple truth to Delta Force: if you can see them, you can hit them. She’s less about aggressive plays and more about shaping battles before shots are fired. In open maps like Shafted, she controls enemy flow like a chessboard grandmaster, one arrow at a time.
With every arrow fired by Luna, she shrinks the map for the enemy. And since she’s unlocked from day one, she’s always ready to start delivering value as soon as you get in-game.
And that’s all from our Delta Force Luna Guide. For more guides:
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