Morse code

Morse is a calm, focused analyst. Sometimes it even seems indifferent. He is a master of acoustic reconnaissance: he can "hear" battles better than anyone else and turn audio signals into a tactical advantage for his team. But he's not just a scout—he has everything he needs not only to gather information but also to actively support an assault. Before joining Delta Force, Luke Everly served in the US Navy, where he specialized in acoustic reconnaissance. This experience formed the basis of his playstyle: his entire "thing" is built around working with sound and sonar. His arsenal is tailored for acoustic reconnaissance and battlefield control: Passive ability. In Operations mode, he hears the heartbeats, footsteps, and reloads of enemies within 30 meters—these sounds are marked on the minimap. In Warfare mode, he automatically scans and marks nearby enemy devices. Tactical equipment. He throws a Resonant Jammer. Enemies within its range are slowed, their vision is blurred, their hearing is impaired, they turn more slowly, and they are constantly exposed to audio interference. Tactical gear. A flashbang grenade with a built-in timer. The delay adds an element of psychological play: enemies, upon hearing the throw, can deliberately move directly into the blast zone. Ultimate ability: Advanced Sonar Device. It deploys a stationary sensor. It periodically scans the area, first showing the number of enemies, and then marks those emitting sounds with sonar pulses. He has numerous nautical-themed tattoos on his arms and neck. His hair is light brown, with strands on the top of his head longer than at the back. He has a cropped hairstyle. He is 180 cm tall and weighs 80 kg. He is in his early thirties. He has a sniper rifle, and his real name is Luke Everly.

Luke Everly, call sign "Morse Code." He dislikes unnecessary noise. He's 180 cm tall and weighs 80 kg. He has a long cropped haircut and light brown hair, and gray eyes. He has naval-themed tattoos (he formerly served in the US Navy). He can be overly quiet, sullen, or tired.