Delta Force Season 11 is expected to bring a new set of 3x3 Safe Box missions. Reported mission information points to early hand-in items, new 4.6x30mm ammunition rewards, 4.6mm weapon elimination tasks, and Gold Gunner objectives linked to QJB201, MKR, and the Thompson SMG.
This is a preview based on reported Season 11 information, not a final global mission guide. Global and Garena Season 11 timing, mission wording, weapon names, item counts, and rewards can change before release. Use this guide to prepare your inventory and understand the reported mission flow, then verify every requirement in the live in-game mission screen when Season 11 begins.
Season 11 3x3 Missions at a Glance
Status: Pre-release mission preview
Progression: Reported to include three mission phases
Phase 1 focus: Map tasks, early eliminations, item hand-ins, and new ammunition rewards
Reported hand-in items: 2 Radios, 2 Mobile Phones, and 1 ASOS Computer Motherboard
Phase 2 focus: Reported 4.6mm weapon eliminations
Phase 3 focus: Reported Gold Gunner objectives for QJB201, MKR, and Thompson SMG
Important note: Requirements, names, item counts, ammunition behavior, and reward values are not final until the Season 11 mission list is live in your region
The 3x3 Safe Box progression is one of the most important seasonal objectives for Hazard Operations players. It is also a common reason that certain hand-in items, ammunition types, weapons, and attachments gain attention shortly before a new season.
Do not buy or save items beyond a budget you can afford to lose. Pre-season information can change, and any auction price movement depends on actual player demand once missions become available.
Reported Phase 1 Missions: Items to Save
The reported first phase includes standard map and combat objectives, plus one item hand-in task that may require two Radios, two Mobile Phones, and one ASOS Computer Motherboard.
Among these reported items, the ASOS Computer Motherboard is the most important one to watch because it is a four-slot purple item. Large inventory items are less convenient to carry and store, which can make them more noticeable when a new hand-in mission increases demand.
If you find an unbound Radio, Mobile Phone, or ASOS Computer Motherboard before Season 11, consider keeping it only if you have enough storage space and it does not disrupt your normal Operations economy. Do not assume that every version of the mission will use the same item count in every region.
For 3x3 collector-style missions, pay attention to the item condition shown in the live task. Some missions may require items that are eligible for hand-in rather than items that are bound, consumed, or otherwise restricted. The final mission screen is always more reliable than any pre-release list.
Reported Phase 1 Combat Tasks
One reported main mission asks players to eliminate five enemy soldiers with an Assault Rifle, Submachine Gun, or Shotgun.
This is a broad weapon-category task rather than a reason to overpay for one specific gun. Use a weapon you already understand and can replace comfortably. The fastest approach is usually to combine the requirement with normal map progress, loot runs, or other active seasonal tasks instead of queuing only to complete five eliminations.
If the mission wording is unchanged at launch, weapon choice should be flexible. Assault Rifles can provide general-purpose range coverage, Submachine Guns can suit close indoor routes, and Shotguns can be useful when you expect short-distance fights. Your map plan, armor budget, and squad role matter more than forcing a single weapon category.
Reported New Ammunition Rewards
The reported first phase also includes new ammunition rewards for the 4.6x30mm and 12 Gauge weapon families.
A reported 4.6x30mm leg-focused round is expected to work with weapons such as MP7 and MK4. Community descriptions suggest it may favor limb damage, but its final damage model, availability, and weapon compatibility must be confirmed in the live Season 11 client.
A separate reported 12 Gauge shell is described as a new shotgun option with a bleeding effect after a hit. The reported trade-off is lower damage and lower armor penetration than a pure damage-focused shell. This is pre-release information and should not be treated as final balance data.
Another reported 4.6x30mm overpressure round is said to increase head and chest damage while reducing limb damage. If that description remains accurate at launch, it could create a more precision-focused option for players using compatible 4.6mm weapons.
Do not build an entire loadout plan around these rounds until the official weapon descriptions, ammunition stats, availability, and patch notes are published for your version of the game.
Reported Phase 2 Missions: 4.6mm Weapon Eliminations
The reported second phase includes a task to eliminate three enemy operators with a 4.6mm weapon.
The exact eligible weapon list has not been officially confirmed. Community reports commonly discuss MP7 and MK4 in connection with the 4.6x30mm category, but the live mission may specify one weapon, multiple compatible weapons, a weapon class, or a different condition entirely.
If you want to prepare without speculating too heavily, keep one familiar 4.6mm setup ready rather than investing in multiple expensive builds. Wait for the actual task wording before buying extra weapons, attachments, magazines, or ammunition.
The main goal is to avoid last-minute preparation after the season begins. A ready-to-use, affordable build is more useful than a warehouse full of unverified purchases.
Reported Phase 3: Gold Gunner Weapons
The reported third phase includes the Season 11 Gold Gunner series. The weapons currently reported for this phase are:
QJB201
MKR, reported as a new weapon
Thompson SMG, reported as a new weapon
QJB201 is the only weapon in this group that is already available before the reported Season 11 launch. The reported QJB201 modification task includes a 60-round drum magazine.
The exact build conditions, attachment requirements, ammunition requirements, number of eliminations, mission locations, and task sequence have not been officially confirmed for global or Garena regions. Do not treat the 60-round drum as a guaranteed requirement until you see the mission in-game.
If you already use QJB201, keeping one compatible 60-round drum magazine may be reasonable for personal use. It is not a guarantee of future profit, and it is not a recommendation to buy large amounts of one attachment for speculation.
MKR and Thompson SMG: What to Expect
MKR and Thompson SMG are reported as new Season 11 weapons connected to the Gold Gunner mission phase. Their final global names, unlock methods, weapon categories, modification requirements, and performance characteristics remain unconfirmed.
Some pre-release information refers to MKR using 7.62x51mm ammunition and the Thompson SMG using .45 ammunition. Treat these as reported compatibility details only. Do not assume that every ammunition type, price, attachment, or mission requirement will be identical when Season 11 launches in your region.
If you want to prepare, the safest option is to keep your inventory organized, maintain enough free storage space, and preserve a sensible Haavk Coin balance. Once the live mission list arrives, you can decide whether these weapons and ammunition types are relevant to your own 3x3 progress.
What to Save Before Season 11
The goal is preparation, not overstocking. Keep only the items that you can store without damaging your regular gameplay economy.
Reported priority items to watch:
Radios
Mobile Phones
ASOS Computer Motherboards
One QJB201 60-round drum magazine for personal use
A familiar 4.6mm weapon setup
Available storage space for launch-week hand-in items
A reserve of Haavk Coins for confirmed mission requirements
Avoid treating every reported mission item as an investment. A task may change, a requirement may be removed, or regional mission content may differ. Collecting items naturally through your normal Operations runs is usually safer than buying into a sudden auction-price spike.
How to Prepare for the 3x3 Safe Box
Start by organizing your storage. Separate potential mission items from regular sellable loot so you can see what you already have when Season 11 begins.
Next, keep a stable working budget. New seasons often create demand for hand-in items, ammunition, attachments, and weapons, but spending all of your Haavk Coins before you see the live missions can leave you unable to complete confirmed tasks later.
Then, prepare your gameplay basics. Learn the maps you expect to run, keep a comfortable low-to-mid-cost loadout ready, and coordinate with teammates if you plan to progress through elimination tasks as a squad.
Finally, check official Season 11 news and the in-game mission list at launch. The most reliable 3x3 plan is built from the actual task wording, not from a leak or a predicted market chart.
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Keep Your Season 11 Plan Current
This article is a pre-release preview based on reported Season 11 3x3 mission information. The global and Garena Season 11 launch dates have not been officially confirmed. Do not assume that September 4 is a confirmed global release date simply because it is connected with China-version anniversary reporting and the expiry date for current Limited-Time Delta Tickets.
When Season 11 arrives in your region, open the 3x3 Safe Box mission interface and verify every item, weapon, attachment, reward, and objective before spending Haavk Coins or changing your loadout.
We will update this guide when official global or Garena Season 11 mission details are published.
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