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Delta Force 2nd Anniversary Twitch Drops: How to Claim All Five Rewards

Watch the Anniversary Dev Stream to earn a spray paint, calling card, avatar, and Vector skin, plus one subscriber-only MP5 skin.

Watch the Anniversary Dev Stream to earn a spray paint, calling card, avatar, and Vector skin, plus one subscriber-only MP5 skin.

The Delta Force 2nd Anniversary Twitch Drops are live, and every reward is free as long as you watch eligible streams before the campaign closes. Four items unlock at set viewing milestones, while a fifth skin is reserved for anyone who subscribes to a participating channel during the event.

Quick answer: Link your Delta Force account to Twitch, then watch any Delta Force stream showing the Drops Enabled tag. You hit the first reward at 15 minutes, and progress keeps building until all four watch-time drops are unlocked. Claim each one at twitch.tv/drops/inventory before the campaign ends on September 7, 2026.

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All five Anniversary Twitch Drop rewards and watch times

Four rewards are tied to how long you watch the Delta Force 2nd Anniversary Season Dev Stream. Watch time is cumulative, so you do not need to sit through a single unbroken session. The fifth item, the MP5 – Relentless Assault skin, only drops if you subscribe to a participating streamer while the event runs.

RewardTypeRequirement
HOL’ UPSpray PaintWatch 15 minutes
Moments of JoyCalling CardWatch 20 minutes
HolidayAvatarWatch 30 minutes
Vector Submachine Gun – PlaytimeWeapon skinWatch 45 minutes
MP5 – Relentless AssaultWeapon skinSubscribe to a participating channel

Total watch time for the four milestone rewards comes to 45 minutes, since progress carries over from one tier to the next. Reaching the 45-minute mark means every watch-based drop is already available to claim.


Rewards can only reach your game inventory if your Twitch account is connected to your Delta Force account before you start watching. This is a one-time setup.

Open the Delta Force account page and sign in. Then select the option to link your Twitch account so it connects to your Infinite account.
Authorize the connection when Twitch prompts you. You can also confirm the link from your Twitch settings under Connections.
Head to a Delta Force stream that displays the Drops Enabled tag and start watching. Your viewing progress fills automatically, even if the stream runs in the background, as long as you stay logged into Twitch.
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How to claim the drops once you hit each milestone

When a progress bar fills, a claim notification appears in the Twitch chat. Click it, or open your Drops and Rewards inventory to grab the item manually. If a reward does not show up right away, keep the stream running for a few more minutes and it should appear.

After claiming on Twitch, launch Delta Force and check your in-game inventory to confirm the item arrived. Rewards usually land within a few minutes, so restart the game if they are missing.

Note: Unclaimed drops do not stay in your Twitch inventory forever. You have roughly 24 hours to claim each one before it expires, and any drops left unclaimed disappear once the campaign ends.

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Campaign deadline and common reasons drops fail

The Anniversary campaign runs until September 7, 2026. Everything must be watched and claimed before that date, since progress and unclaimed items are lost when the event closes.

If a reward never registers, the cause is almost always one of a few things. Confirm your Twitch and Delta Force accounts are linked, that you are logged into Twitch while watching, and that the channel actually carries the Drops Enabled tag. Watching a stream without that tag earns no progress, no matter how long you stay.

The MP5 – Relentless Assault skin sits outside the watch-time track entirely. It only unlocks through an active subscription to a participating channel during the event, so viewing time alone will not grant it. Once you have collected the drops you want, verifying them in your Delta Force mailbox or inventory is the surest sign the whole process worked.