How to unlock Tempest in Delta Force

Tempest in Delta Force is the newest operator and fourth member to join the Assault class. This is the first character in TiMi Studio Group's shooter title to come from the Haavk faction. Originally called Clair Ann Byers, Tempest has some exciting new abilities that allow players to be over-aggressive with their positioning and still survive any punishment. She is debuting alongside a new special weapon, the Compound Bow, which is available to all Recon and Assault class members.

This article sheds light on how to unlock Tempest in Delta Force, her abilities, and more.

Unlocking Tempest in Delta Force

To unlock Tempest in Delta Force Season Break, you must play the new season and any of its game modes (excluding Battle Practice). This will progress the season pass, unlocking Tempest at level 15 in the free access tier. Note that you do not need to purchase the new season Break pass to access this new assault operator.

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Tempest is the newest Assault operator in Delta Force (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming // TiMi Studio Group)

This has been the norm for a few seasons now, where the newest operators are released via the season pass' free track, while older ones from earlier seasons get a new recruitment mechanism. Here, players are required to complete two out of three challenges to recruit operators that were released in the previous season.

Nox, for example, who was unlockable via the free track of last season's pass, is now recruited with the help of a challenge list, where players are required to complete two out of three mentioned challenges.

Abilities of Tempest in Delta Force

The ultimate gadget of Tempest in Delta Force is her Emergency Evasion Device. It appears to be inspired by Attack on Titan and performs somewhat similarly. After using the ability, Tempest deploys a safety rope to secure an anchor point. Upon reactivation or getting downed, she will be rapidly taken back to the anchor point.

Her tactical gear is a Drill Charge, where she throws a small drill to bust through a hardened wall. This device electrocutes opponents on the other side through the cover and then disarms and temporarily paralyzes them.

All of Tempest's abilities in Delta Force (Image via TiMi Studio Group)

Her movement ability is Combat Roll. Upon activation, Tempest in Delta Force can roll in any direction. Similar to Vyron, knocking down enemies decreases the cooldown of this movement ability.

Lastly, Tempest's passive ability is Auxiliary Surge Spine. This activates when she is close to bullets and explosions. The ability temporarily boosts her sprint and swimming speed.

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More on Tempest and her abilities

There are a few special quirks that Tempest can use in the two distinct game modes. In Operations, she can activate her passive to revive herself once if she is downed. In Warfare, Tempest can temporarily resist damage that exceeds her normal health pool when she is being pulled back by her evasion device.

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Sankalpa is a gaming journalist at Sportskeeda who specializes in role-playing games (RPGs) and first-person shooters (FPS). A trained IT engineer, he switched his career to combine his passion for computer hardware and video games. Having done early build testing for Redstorm Entertainment, Sankalpa brings a wealth of insight into his role at Sportskeeda. He actively plays the games he is tasked to cover and then writes unbiased, thoughtful, and accurate features.

Delta Force 1 was the first title Sankalpa played, and it ignited in him a lifelong love for the FPS genre. Currently, he prefers to play multiplayer games on his PC. That said, he would love to explore the majestic landscapes of Far Cry 4's Kyrat in person if he ever finds himself in a Jumanji-type scenario.

Sankalpa follows the esports scene of Rainbow Six quite closely, with he himself playing with and against T2 and T3 teams in R6 tournaments at one point. He enjoys watching the tactics employed by professional players, especially Pengu, a former G2 member and 2x Winner of Rainbow 6 Siege invitationals.

In his spare time, Sankalpa can be found listening to lossless music or editing YouTube videos. He also loves binge-watching anime.

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