Witcher 2 how to drop a bomb [duplicate]

Regarding trying to destroy the Nikker's nest in Witcher 2: I'm trying to fire either drop the bomb I've already made bombs I can't figure out how to release it of trying on keyboard and with the gamepad.

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Best Answer

To destroy the nest, you need a specific type of bomb. Your nekker knowledge or a a book should tell you this. (Grapeshot)

When you have this bomb, you can use it as a simple left click dialog near the the nest.

To use bombs in general, put them into your quick access bar in the top right of your inventory, select them and throw them using the corresponding button.

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How do you aim a bomb in Witcher 2?

hold right bumper on the 360 pad. after a few seconds itl go into slo mo and you can aim it.

How do you use Throwables in Witcher 2?

1) Make bombs in meditation, you need the crafting diagram and the relevant ingredients. R button to use them, tap it for quick release, hold to aim then release. Same with throwing knives or any item in your pocket slots in inventory. 2) Yea they're OK.

How do you destroy a monster nest in Witcher 2?

Signs, bombs, poisons and oils that augment bleeding are all extremely effective against the beasts. Nekker nests are best destroyed with Grapeshot bombs.

How do you get Grapeshot bombs in Witcher 2?

Formula: Grapeshot is an alchemy formula in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings that is needed to craft Grapeshot bomb. It can be purchased from Cedric in Chapter I and from Earso the merchant, later in the game.

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