Delta Force: Why did his soldiers get an M14?

The moment Xu Shuo saw the large insurance policy, his pupils dilated instantly, and he instinctively wanted to step into the house.

He had only stretched his leg halfway out when he immediately pulled it back.

"Is there a G18 Red Wolf in this room?"

He shook his head, dismissing the strange idea.

What are you thinking? This isn't Operation Delta Force!

After confirming that there was no danger inside, he went in with peace of mind.

Similar to the layout in the game, the iron racks inside the house were piled with miscellaneous items.

In front of the shelf, there is a square protocol box and an electric motor.

In the corner next to the door was a large safety lock that had never been opened.

On the middle iron frame, there is a "Replica of a secluded cabin in an abandoned village (1/1) key card".

Out of habit, Xu Shuo subconsciously went to the large safe and began to decipher the code.

Unlike the decryption methods used in Operation Delta Force, the security system in front of us, like in the real world, requires entering the correct password via keypad to open.

"6-DFUP"

"Incorrect password"

Xu Shuo: ? ? ?

Aren't all the major insurance policies in the Delta region based on the same code?

Did I press the wrong button because I was too excited?

Xu Shuo pressed it again.

"Incorrect password"

Did you remember the wrong password?

impossible!

As a veteran player who has been playing since Season 3, how could I possibly forget the password for the big insurance policy!

Unconvinced, Xu Shuo tried several times, but the small screen on the safe still displayed "Incorrect password".

Then Bai Lan walked in and said, "Don't try it! The password for this big insurance is different from the password used in Operation Delta."

"Different?" Xu Shuo didn't quite understand.

Bai Lan pursed her lips and stepped to the location of the large safe. "The room you opened is a hidden Easter egg in Delta. Similarly, the 'All-People Special Operations Department' is also an Easter egg room, but with relatively more abundant supplies. Therefore, the regular password cannot open the large safe in the Easter egg room."

Xu Shuo was speechless after hearing this.

Even with a major insurance policy right in front of you, you still can't open it!

"What if I don't use a password cracking method? For example, how about using a brute-force attack?"

"You can give it a try! However, it's best not to use brute force! According to the game's hidden mechanics, once a certain damage threshold is reached, any container will automatically disappear. But don't be discouraged! You're pretty lucky; very few players can get the key to the Easter egg room."

Bai Lan has reopened the game so many times, but she has only encountered the key to the Easter Egg Room a handful of times.

Since Bai Lan had said so, Xu Shuo gave up the idea of ​​blowing it up with a grenade.

What if there's an African Heart, a nine-grid red card, and a smoothbore gun inside? Wouldn't he be at a huge loss?

"How do we crack the password to this major insurance policy?"

"Here! Use this counterfeit card!"

As she spoke, Bai Lan handed the counterfeit card from the shelf to Xu Shuo, "Open the house in the abandoned village, and you can get the password to the big insurance policy."

"I see..." Xu Shuo took the room key, looking thoughtful.

"What about this large insurance policy?"

"Move out!"

"Move away? Can a big insurance company move away?" Xu Shuo's worldview was shattered.

"That's right! The big insurance in the Easter egg room can be taken away! If it's left here, it's easy for envious players to destroy it."

Xu Shuo walked closer and tried it out.

Uh...it's heavy, I can't move it.

Next, he brought in Private First Class to try.

It can be moved and put into a backpack. However, the layout is 3x5, requiring a 15-slot backpack.

Private 1 was only upgraded with a helmet and rifle; his backpack and ammunition pouch remained unchanged, still just a small red backpack with only eight slots.

Should Bai Lan carry him?

Uh... if he hadn't known the other person's identity yesterday, he would have dared to try.

But now, he's afraid that trying it might lead to his death.

But it's okay.

Xu Shuo's UZI recruit kit has exactly 15 slots in his backpack.

After the two exchanged backpacks, Xu Shuo looked at the remaining items in the room.

A protocol box and an electric motor.

Like the Easter egg room in Operation Delta Force, opening the protocol box revealed only a Level 5 helmet.

Xu Shuo tried wearing it on his head and immediately felt much safer.

Given the limited space, he simply wore it on his head.

Perhaps, it can even save your life in a critical moment.

As for electric motors...

This is the third time Xu Shuo has seen this thing since he started playing Delta Force.

The in-game recycling price is 23 Haff coins, which is more expensive than a four-slot gold item and almost as expensive as a four-slot red item.

Its rarity is comparable to that of a nine-grid red gem.

He even suspected that the authorities had removed the item from the container.

Electric motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy to drive equipment. They are widely used in industry, transportation, and home appliances. They are also a crucial component in the construction of Secret Service facilities.

Xu Shuo wanted to ask Bai Lan what this thing was for, but he swallowed the words back.

I almost forgot, I'm a veteran player myself now.

Judging from the description, it should be related to the construction of the Secret Service department.

We'll look into it when we get back.

After confirming that no supplies had been left behind in the room, Xu Shuo and Bai Lan returned to the ground.

At this moment, the handyman and the new recruit were sorting through the supplies they had looted from the zombie boxes as quickly as possible.

Since their backpacks were limited in size, they could only take the valuable items with them.

许烁看着堆在地上放不进背包的物资，「扑克牌8张，物流信息单2张、含氯牙膏2盒、电容2个、手机电池3个、非洲木雕1个、太阳碟1个、滑鼠1个。」

It feels like such a waste to throw these things away; what if I need them later?

So, Xu Shuo used the ordinary random unit summoning ticket he found in the Licker's box.

Congratulations to the player for obtaining a regular infantryman.

It seems that he's used up all his luck by issuing a large insurance policy.

He was still an ordinary infantryman, similar to Private 1.

However, not many of these things are actually useful, so we just fill them up as much as we can.

Wait a minute... Just because I don't need it doesn't mean other players won't.

Xu Shuo opened the system and glanced at the prices casually.

All things considered, it would only sell for a few thousand Haff coins, which wouldn't even cover the cost of the labor.

Okay, let's see if there are any remaining supply points, search them, and then hurry back.

The trash can was closed. A quick glance revealed "a crushed Coke can, a cleanly eaten apple core, and a route map for the 'Zero Dam Rapid Flow' project."

Uh... the trash can really is full of trash!

Where are the travel bags in the house?

"A right-angle ruler"

There's nothing on the table...

A bird's nest under the stairs across the street... an African yogurt and an African drum.

In the small house on the north side of the east side... nothing was painted.

The ammo box on the second floor... contains a standard random unit summoning ticket.

"Huh? Wait a minute? The ammo box isn't dispensing ammo, it's dispensing summoning tickets instead?"

Or the standard?

Let me see what's going on!

"System, use a standard random unit summoning ticket."

Congratulations to the player for acquiring a standard scout!