N-Two is a Engineer operator in Delta Force. This page records every ability the operator carries, what each one does, its cooldown, and the source each figure was read from. Read on October 9, 2026.
Operator Record
Class, faction, codename and birth date: the community wiki's operator infobox, read October 9, 2026. Fields the wiki marks as unpublished are omitted rather than shown empty.
Abilities
Engineer who freezes rather than kills. Three of his four abilities apply the cold stack, and a frozen enemy cannot fire or use any ability at all.
The Chinese client labels the signature ability as the ultimate. The English client calls that slot Tactical Gear, and it is the same ability — across all sixteen operators the wiki's ultimate row and Liquipedia's Tactical Gear row are always the same one. These pages use the English client's slot names.
| Ability | Slot | Cooldown | Effect, as recorded by the sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frost Launcher | Tactical Gear | 110 s, six rounds per use | Switches to a revolver-style launcher that fires up to six freezing grenades, speeding up as it is fired continuously, and lasts 12 seconds before switching back. The rounds bounce once and explode about 1.5 seconds after hitting the ground, dealing up to 25 damage each over a roughly 5 m blast radius, with a maximum range near 91 m, and adding cold stacks. Two centre hits freeze a target outright. The wiki notes he can damage himself with it — health only, no freeze — and that it can destroy an extraction point. |
| Cryo-Flask | Gadget | 2 in reserve, 60 s each | Throws a canister that leaves a cold field about 10 m across for 15 seconds. Enemies inside take about 6 damage per second, cough — which gives away their position — and accumulate cold; 3.5 seconds of continuous exposure freezes them solid, and breaking out takes at least 3 seconds of movement input. It freezes doors shut and cannot itself be destroyed by gunfire or explosives. The wiki frames it as area denial rather than damage, and warns that using both leaves a long gap. |
| Homing Stun Grenade | Gadget | 2 carried, 30 s | A rotor-equipped grenade that flies itself at enemies within 22 m, out to 80 m of travel, and on impact blurs vision and rings the ears. It also marks any enemy carrying cold stacks through walls, and the mark is shared with the squad. The wiki's own reading is that it is really a recon tool: the stun is minor, the value is seeing through smoke. |
| Permaforst | Trait | — | Every cold ability stacks cold on the target, stepping through slowed movement, then a heavy stagger, then a full freeze. Frozen enemies cannot fire or use any ability. In Operations frozen targets take extra fracture damage; in Warfare the cold sharply reduces enemy vehicle acceleration and steering. N-Two is immune to his own cold, can see how many enemies are in an area and each one's freeze progress, and a frozen enemy is pinged. |
Ability names and one-line roles: Liquipedia. Cooldowns, charges and damage figures: the Chinese community wiki's record, translated. Those numbers are the wiki's, not verified in game by us.
The Tactical Gear
Frost Launcher is this operator's tactical gear. Liquipedia spells the trait Permaforst; the wiki's own Chinese name translates as “frost reaction”. The English spelling is reproduced as the source gives it.
Cosmetics
The community wiki's skin section for this operator lists the default look and nothing further as of October 9, 2026. Where the publisher's own store page or patch notes name a skin for this operator, that is where the official name should be read from.
Sources
- the N-Two page on the Chinese community wiki — cooldowns, charges, durations, ranges, damage figures, class, faction and birth date.
- N-Two on Liquipedia — the English client's ability names and one-line role tags.
- Delta Force Fandom — Operators and Delta Force Database — Operators — cross-check for the operator's roster entry and English codename.
- Delta Force — official wiki (English) — the publisher's own reference, linked without
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Update Rule
Ability figures change with balance patches, and this page tracks the two sources' record rather than trying to keep pace with every adjustment. The date at the top records when those sources were read, not when the game last changed. If a figure here disagrees with the publisher's own wiki, the publisher's figure is correct and this page is out of date.