N-Two is Season 10's cryo-control Engineer, and his freeze mechanic can lock enemies in place for 5 seconds. Here's his best loadout, how his kit works, and the freeze combos that win fights before they start.
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The Freeze Engineer Who Ends Fights Before They Start
Season 10 "Meltdown" dropped a genuinely different kind of operator into Delta Force, and N-Two might be the most disruptive addition the Engineer class has ever gotten. His whole identity revolves around one brutal mechanic: freeze. Stack enough cold on an enemy and they lock up solid — unable to move, shoot, or reload for several seconds. In a game where a second of exposure gets you killed, that's an eternity.
Real name Gabriel Murrill, N-Two is a former nuclear facility cooling engineer whose backstory ties directly into the new AZ3 map. But you're not here for the lore — you're here to learn how to actually use him. This guide breaks down his full kit, the best loadout to run, and the freeze combos that turn a frozen enemy into a free kill.
Quick note before we dive in — if you're planning to unlock N-Two or grab weapons and attachments for your loadout, LootBar is the cheapest and most reliable way to top up. If you want to top up Delta Force, head to LootBar and gear up before your first AZ3 run.
Let's get into the cold.
Who Is N-Two?
Before the loadouts, here's what you're working with.
N-Two (Gabriel Murrill) is the new Engineer-class operator introduced in Season 10 Meltdown, launched June 30, 2026. He's built entirely around hard crowd control through cold and frost effects — a control-oriented playstyle that's relatively rare among Engineers, who usually focus on anti-vehicle and area denial.
The theme fits the nuclear-crisis setting perfectly. N-Two used to work as a cooling system engineer at a Havoc nuclear facility before getting dismissed after a major accident on his watch, then got pulled back into service. His kit is at its most powerful when he denies mobility or controls the tempo of an advance — stopping door breaches, ending pursuits, or buying his team precious extra seconds in a tight spot.
N-Two's Abilities Explained
Understanding exactly how his kit works is the foundation for every combo below. The key thing that ties it all together is the freeze mechanic.
The Freeze Mechanic (Passive)
This is the heart of N-Two's entire kit. All of his skills and basic attacks apply a stacking cold debuff on hit, which causes a continuous slow. As the stacks build, the slow intensifies — and at max stacks, the target is frozen solid: completely unable to move, shoot, or reload for roughly 3 to 5 seconds, with only a manual break-free to escape.
The freeze does more than just lock enemies down, though:
- In Operations, it lowers the target's fracture resistance, making frozen enemies easier to break through with damage — meaning a frozen enemy takes more effective damage when you shoot them
- In Warfare, hitting vehicles with cold debuffs severely degrades their handling and turret rotation, letting you counter drive-rush tactics and stall pushes on wheels just as easily as on foot
Frost Launcher
A short-duration launcher that fires up to six cryogenic grenades. Each explosion deals damage and applies a cryo effect. The clever part: the longer you hold the trigger, the faster it fires — so sustained pressure on a single spot ramps up over time. This is your primary stack-builder and your main tool for melting through a chokepoint.
Cryo-Flask
A thrown item that releases freezing gas on impact, creating a low-temperature zone. It's your area-denial tool — perfect for blocking doorways, denying a room, or locking down a stairwell. Anyone standing in the cloud accumulates cold stacks, so it doubles as a passive freeze generator on high-traffic paths. N-Two holds up to 2 charges of this.
Homing Stun Grenade
A grenade that automatically tracks targets, making it far harder for enemies to dodge once thrown. This is your setup tool — it disrupts and disorients, giving you the window to layer on freeze stacks or let your squad swing in. Because it homes, it's especially nasty at flushing enemies out of cover or radiation zones.
Best N-Two Loadout
Since N-Two is an Engineer built around control rather than raw fragging, your loadout should support his zone-locking playstyle while covering his damage output once enemies are frozen.
Primary Weapon
RM277 is the standout pick for N-Two in Season 10. This new heavy-caliber assault rifle is designed to deal with heavily armored opponents, keeps its recoil controllable, and holds up well across mid-range engagements. That armor-shredding profile pairs perfectly with N-Two's kit — because once you've frozen an enemy and lowered their fracture resistance, the RM277's heavy hits finish them fast.
If you prefer a more classic Engineer weapon, the M250 LMG remains the strongest option for locking down lanes and pressuring squads off objectives, giving you the sustained fire to hold a frozen chokepoint. For a more positional, precision style, the new SVCH rewards players who post up and commit to their shots.
Secondary and Gadgets
Round out the kit based on your mode:
- Anti-vehicle gadget (AT4 or Wire-Guided Missile) — leans into the Engineer role and complements N-Two's vehicle-slowing freeze in Warfare
- Sidearm — a fast pistol like the G18 for when you need to swing quickly on a frozen target
- Frag or utility — situational, but useful for finishing enemies stuck in your freeze zones
Attachment Priorities
For whichever primary you run, prioritize recoil control first — a Sandstorm Vertical Compensator is a near-universal must-have. Then stack range and stability so you can capitalize on frozen enemies from a safe distance rather than exposing yourself in a duel.
N-Two Freeze Combos
This is where N-Two goes from "annoying" to "match-winning." The core idea behind every combo is the same: layer your cold sources to reach max freeze stacks fast, then convert the frozen enemy into a kill.
Combo 1: The Chokepoint Lockdown
The bread-and-butter combo for holding a position:
- Throw a Cryo-Flask in the doorway or chokepoint to create a lingering freeze zone
- As enemies push through and start accumulating stacks, open up with the Frost Launcher, holding the trigger to ramp up fire rate
- Once a target hits max stacks and freezes solid, swap to your RM277 and finish them — their lowered fracture resistance means they melt
This combo is devastating in AZ3's narrow reactor corridors, where enemies have nowhere to escape the cold.
Combo 2: The Homing Setup
Best for catching enemies who are trying to reposition or hide:
- Throw the Homing Stun Grenade to track down and disrupt an enemy behind cover
- Follow immediately with Frost Launcher grenades to stack cold while they're disoriented
- Once frozen, your squad swings in for a coordinated kill — or you finish it yourself
The homing grenade is especially strong for flushing enemies out of radiation zones on AZ3, where they're already taking environmental damage.
Combo 3: The Vehicle Stopper (Warfare)
N-Two's answer to drive-rush tactics:
- Hit an incoming vehicle with Frost Launcher grenades or a Cryo-Flask
- The cold debuff severely degrades its handling and turret rotation, effectively neutering the vehicle's threat
- Follow up with your anti-vehicle gadget while it's crippled and struggling to maneuver
A single N-Two locking down a chokepoint can stall an entire mechanized push, making him invaluable in Warfare's larger fights.
The Universal Combo Principle
No matter the situation, the winning flow is always: shape movement with a freeze zone → force the enemy into it → stack cold to freeze → capitalize on the freeze. Master that loop and you'll create free kill windows for yourself and your whole squad.
Tips to Play N-Two Effectively
Control Space, Don't Chase Frags
N-Two isn't a duelist. His value comes from denying areas and controlling tempo, not from out-gunning enemies in the open. Play him as a squad-enabler who sets up kills rather than hunting them solo.
Prioritize Chokepoints and Objectives
His freeze tools shine in tight spaces — doorways, stairwells, reactor rooms, objective points. The narrower the space, the harder it is for enemies to escape your cold. Position around chokepoints and let enemies come to you.
Pair the Freeze With Damage
Remember that freezing lowers fracture resistance in Operations. A frozen enemy isn't just locked down — they take more effective damage. Always have your RM277 or M250 ready to convert a freeze into an elimination, because a freeze with no follow-up damage just wastes the window.
Use N-Two to Counter Vehicles in Warfare
Don't forget his anti-vehicle utility. If your squad keeps getting rolled by drive-rush tactics, N-Two's cold debuff cripples enemy vehicle handling — a niche but genuinely powerful role in larger Warfare matches.
Final Thoughts
N-Two is one of the most unique operators Delta Force has added, bringing a genuine hard-control playstyle to the Engineer class through his freeze mechanic. His kit rewards smart positioning and squad coordination over raw aim — layer your Cryo-Flask, Frost Launcher, and Homing Stun Grenade to reach max freeze stacks, then convert with a heavy-caliber weapon like the RM277 while your target's fracture resistance is down.
Play him around chokepoints, remember that freeze plus damage is the whole game, and don't sleep on his vehicle-stopping potential in Warfare. Master the freeze loop and you'll be locking down objectives and ending fights before they even start.
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Stay frosty out there, Operator.
