Player ESP vs loot ESP in Delta Force: which display do you need?

Player ESP vs loot ESP comes up because both can put text on screen, and then people treat them as one toggle. They are not. Player ESP draws on operators in the scene you are already looking at. Loot ESP draws on items, corpses, and computers. Turning one on does not set up the other.

Chams are a third thing: color on player, AI, weapon, hands, or self. A cham highlight is not a loot label, and it is not a player health bar.

If a listing says "ESP" and never splits player from loot, you do not know which screen you are buying. Ask which section names which labels before you pay.

Player ESP is skeleton, head circle, box, distance, name, team number, weapon, view direction, health bar, snaplines, knocked players, helmet name and level, armor name and level, chest bag name and level, hero name, max distance, and custom color, size, transparency, and brightness controls.

Max distance caps those labels. It is not "everyone on the map, always". A box is an outline. A skeleton is a pose. A name is not a team number. You can want some of these and not the others. The product page is where you check they are actually there.

In a fight you will care about different ones. Health and distance are the ones most people leave on. Gear labels are useful until the screen is full of text. Turn off whatever you stop reading. Save and load, in misc, keeps that choice.

Loot ESP is item name, rarity, price, a minimum price filter, player corpses, AI corpses, and computers. The price filter is a loot control. It is not the player ESP max distance. If a listing jams both numbers into one line, ask which section they mean.

Use player ESP when you want detail on someone in view. Use loot ESP when you want to see what is on the ground, in a corpse, or on a computer terminal. Plenty of people run both and save the setup. Do not call loot ESP a replacement for player ESP, or the other way around.

Before you pay, look for two lines on the product page: what is drawn on players, and what is drawn on loot. If a line is missing, that display is unknown. Then read Updates. Monthly is $35 for 31 days. Both sections are on the same menu.