The westmost workbench icon sits on a fork in the road. There is a building with a zipline on it and a cross at its top. The Rifle Workbench can be found in this building. Head into the building at ground level and pick the lock of the wooden door. Head into the basement to access the workbench.

There is a long line of Sniper Elite games in the franchise. Many of which have featured various kinds of collectibles, and Sniper Elite: Resistance is no exception. Players will find plenty of Personal Letters,

In Sniper Elite: Resistance, Harry Hawker starts off with the titular weapon, but it is relatively ineffective for stealth. That's because there isn't a sniper suppressor on it. That was poor planning on Hawker's part; we thought he was a professional. Here's where to find the first variety of this attachment in Sniper Elite: Resistance.

Dead Drop, the first mission of Sniper Elite: Resistance’ s campaign after the prologue, tasks you with finding a German intelligence mole before the Gestapo. You’ll need to complete a handful of objectives involving Vertigo’s intel and also take out a hunter named Philo Beck who’s renowned in the Nazi party.

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You'll get different attachments for your weapons by visiting the Dead Drop workbench locations in Sniper Elite: Resistance.

Resistance offers players several high-ranking targets as Kill Challenges. Players will be rewarded for each target on this Kill List that they take out. These rewards will not just be some attachment to use for players’ guns,

Resistance can be played in a lot of different ways. You can go in guns blazing, taking firefights with whole groups of Nazis at a time, gunning them down with a variety of weaponry and with reckless abandon.