Stick it to the Nazis quietly with Sniper Elite: Resistance’s stealth ribbons.
Becoming thesneaky-sniper Harry Hawkercan take some skill, the right weapons, and plenty of patience.
You don’t have to be a stealth game master to do well in this game though.
Scouting through these is an easy way to get a head start on a stealth playthrough of a mission.
A group of jaegers is much harder to avoid than a simple squad of infantry.
Each of the ammo types has their pros and cons.
Learning all of them is the first step.
For stealth playthroughs, subsonic and non-lethal ammo will be your go-tos.
Finding and then eliminating them early on will make even the toughest maps far easier in the long run.
It can take time, but it is well worth the extra effort.
The key to this is to first scout them out.
They are often on rooftops, catwalks, vantage points, and towers.
Taking them out one-by-one can take time, but it will help you get through these particularly tough spots.
Take on Sniper Elite: Resistance’s hardest difficulty with this Authentic loadout.
Unfortunately, they aren’t that much quieter, or faster, to really make much of a difference.
This may potentially cause a chain reaction and get you spotted.
Saving often can make missions much easier to beat with high stealth as the goal.
Especially as you are learning the game, and in the later missions where things get much tougher.
Unless you want that much more of a challenge of course.
This is much easier for them to do when you are in a well-lit area.
Look to that when you need an extra bit of help with staying unseen.
There are often areas that you might move through rather easily that the developers have sprinkled throughout the map.
Underground areas, through wooded places, and the edges of the map are great places to look.
Looking at the map at the beginning of your mission can make or break a run.
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