In Sniper Elite: Resistance, having the right tools for the job can make all the difference. Though you have your basic weapons, the Workbenches unlock new attachments and upgrades on your rifle, secondary weapon, and pistol, giving you better flexibility in combating enemies and more flexibility in terms of combat situation. Mission 7 has three Workbenches spread across the map, all of which hold great customization. Whether you want a sneaky approach or a full-on firefight, it is through finding these Workbenches that you will fine-tune your loadout to fit your playstyle. Below, we have listed all three Workbench locations to help find them.
All Workbench Locations/Lock, Stock and Barrels in Mission 7
In Sniper Elite: Resistance, you will get a range of weapons to shoot down the bad guys. Beyond your standard loadout, you can scrounge up some modifications and upgrades to beef up your arsenal. A crucial element of this process is the Workbench, a collectible not just in and of itself but a tool that helps upgrade your guns.
Using a Workbench unlocks more attachments for your rifle, secondary weapon, and pistol to provide more customization options and firepower. It lets you balance your loadouts based on the type of combat situation you will be in or match your playstyle.
1. First Workbench: SMG Workbench
Southeast of the main Nazi building in the center of the map, there are two buildings you can enter. Head into the barn and make your way to the second floor, where you will find the Workbench.
2. Second Workbench: Rifle Workbench
Head to the building in the southwestern corner of the map, near the river. Climb up the vines to the second floor, and you will find the Workbench in the room you enter.
3. Third Workbench: Pistol Workbench
If you check your map, you will find a building in the northwest corner of the main map for this mission with black tracks on each side. Go to that entrance and locate the green ladder on the second floor; go through the door on the left and inside you will find the Workbench.
Tips
- Before heading to a Workbench, use your binoculars to scan for enemies. Some locations, especially near key buildings, may be guarded. Plan your approach carefully.
- The Workbenches are placed in areas that might have enemy patrols. Moving quietly, taking out enemies with suppressed shots, and using cover can help you reach them undetected.
- Using a Workbench takes time, leaving you vulnerable. Ensure the surrounding area is safe before engaging with it to avoid surprise attacks.
- Workbenches unlock attachments for different weapon slots. If you prefer long-range sniping, focus on rifle upgrades. If you favor close combat, prioritize SMG or pistol attachments.
- If you don’t need an upgrade immediately, note the Workbench locations on your map. You can return later when your loadout needs adjustments.
