The Division 2 Y8S3 Scout 10 Manhunt Riddle Solutions

Take them to the cleaners.

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The Year 8 Season 3 manhunt in The Division 2 has almost finished with three more riddles to uncover and one week to go. Here are the Y8S3 Scout 10 Manhunt solutions in The Division 2.

The Division 2 Y8S3 Scout 10 Manhunt Riddle 1 Solution

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The prompt for the first activity is “Thin out the Cleaners’ numbers.”

The solution for the prompt is to kill 50 Cleaners. The easiest method to do this challenge is going to New York or Brooklyn, where they are plentiful. It can be done without the expansions in Washington D.C., but you are at the mercy of the Cleaners randomly appearing on the map or not.

The Division 2 Y8S3 Scout 10 Manhunt Riddle 2 Solution

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The hint for the second activity is “Stop the Cleaners from seizing more territory.”

The answer to the second riddle is to complete one Cleaners Territory Control activity. Cleaners activities often appear in the northeast of Washington D.C. in the Downtown East or Judiciary Square regions. Either go to the expansion regions of New York and Brooklyn, or open world matchmake with randoms to get lucky that way.

The Division 2 Y8S3 Scout 10 Manhunt Riddle 3 Solution

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The hint for the third activity is “Recapture territory the Cleaners have seized.”

The solution to the third activity is to capture one Cleaners-controlled control point. It is the same advice as the other two challenges this week. You can get lucky with Cleaners taking over a control point in Washington D.C., or travel to New York and Brooklyn to do it and finish this week.

For more on The Division 2, please check out our guide on the Year 8 Season 3 Scout 9 Manhunt riddle solutions for last week’s answers.

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