Watch Dogs: Legion Guide – How to Find All Collectibles and DedSec Weapon Upgrades

Here's how to find everything that's worth finding in London.

Posted By | On 03rd, Nov. 2020

Watch Dogs Legion

As with any Ubisoft open world title, there’s a lot to collect in Watch Dogs: Legion. You have Relics, Bagley Photographs, Audio Logs, Masks, Darts Game Locations, Paste Up Locations (which are essentially places to tag) and Tech Points. While some of these are simply collectible in nature – but still essential to unlocking Trophies/Achievements – Masks can provide more customization options for characters.

Tech Points are arguably more useful since they provide 10 points for upgrading gear across the entire roster of operatives. To most efficiently acquire them, try playing as a Construction Worker since they have Cargo Drones for access the more difficult locations. Check out Gaming With Abyss’s videos below for more details on finding everything.

How to Upgrade DedSec Weapons

Watch Dogs: Legion handles weapons in a pretty interest way. Certain weapons require recruiting a specific Operative to use. Others can be unlocked from the tech tree and will be available to all Operatives. And then there are the DedSec weapons, which are the only ones that can be upgraded. These are all non-lethal, making them perfect for stealthier approaches, though you’ll need to a few Tech Points to make that happen.

Here are all the different DedSec weapons and their upgrades:

  • LTL 68P DedSec Pistol – Available from the start. Requires 15 Tech to increase its magazine capacity to 15 and 25 Tech for a silencer.
  • MP9 DedSec SMG – Requires 20 Tech to unlock, 25 Tech to upgrade its magazine capacity to 20 and 25 Tech for increasing reload speed.
  • LTL SG Shotgun – Requires 20 Tech to unlock, 25 Tech to increase magazine capacity to 7 and 35 Tech to increase its reload speed.
  • DedSec Grenade Launcher – Requires 30 Tech to unlock, 35 Tech to increase its magazine capacity to 2 and 45 Tech to increase the overall grenades that can be carried by 2.


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