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I just obtained the Blast Sling, and the tutorial mission showed:

Kill multiple enemies with one Blast Bomb (3 times)

I chose Grazers, because they usually move in herds so it should be easy to hit multiple targets, but they have a lot of HP for a Blast Bomb. I tried removing some canisters but it's hard to lower their HP to an equal amount.
I've wasted a bunch of resources and I've achieved only one multiple kill.

Do I have to wait for a better Blast Sling, like the Carja or the Shadow one? Or should I target different enemies to complete the tutorial?

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While I personally attempted this and gave up days ago, I found a thread that gives very good advice for this tutorial that definitely would have helped me.

Struggled to do this for a long time too until I realized that I misunderstood what to do: 1) it says enemies, not machines. Try bandits because you can one hit them. 2)multiple enemies means two, so you need to kill three groups of 2+ enemies

You can either wait until you see bandits standing close to each other, activate the quest and take them out or do it as I did and run between bandits around until two of them are close, take them out, repeat. I did it in one single bandit camp that way.


I would suggest using a shock tripwire to stun multiple grazers, then lob the blast onto them to kill several at once :)


I completed this one by using corruption arrows on two striders, and leading them into each other, then lobbing the blast bomb once they had damaged each other a bit. The corruption effect ensured they stayed close together, as they wanted to fight each other. I had planned to use a tearblast arrow to damage them, but I didn't need to as they took about half health from each other in their first kick.

Any of these seem like extremely viable solutions. Since the tripwires were my favorite weapons by far, I'd suggest that one first, but I, too, misread the objective and understood it to only be machine kills.

If the shock tripwires don't do it for you, I'd suggest that one next.

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  • If humans count for the mission then that's the best solution, imho. I haven't found bandits yet, so I can't try at the moment.
    – pinckerman
    Commented Mar 16, 2017 at 12:36
  • @pinckerman ah, well if you haven't found bandits yet, that'll definitely be the easiest solution. By the time I even decided to buy a Sling, I'd already cleared all the bandit camps...
    – Vemonus
    Commented Mar 16, 2017 at 13:29
  • I found this was easy by picking any low health herd animal and then scaring them away with an explosion near them. When they run, they tend to bunch up at the end point. Fairly easy then to sneak up and hit multiples. Commented Mar 23, 2017 at 18:29

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