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To unlock Long-Range Masonry, hit an enemy in the head with a brick from more than 15 meters away. It is a Bronze trophy. A suggested setup is in Part 4, Clara Woods, Chapter 10: Missing Parts, where you can save before attempting the throw.
What the trophy requires
The PlayStationTrophies listing gives the condition as: “Hit any enemy in the head with a brick from over 15 meters away.” The trophy is Bronze. The distance and head hit are the requirements; a particular chapter, enemy, or aiming landmark is not part of the stated condition. PlayStationTrophies trophy listing
Suggested setup in Chapter 10
PowerPyx recommends attempting it in Part 4, Clara Woods, Chapter 10: Missing Parts. Its route uses a brick near a phone booth and a stationary enemy farther down the street, with the player positioned by a wall and shopping carts. The guide recommends saving at the phone booth first so you can retry the throw. PowerPyx trophy guide
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- Make a manual save at the phone booth if you want a retry point.
- Move down the street toward the wall and shopping carts, then aim at the stationary enemy.
- Throw the brick and confirm that it hits the enemy’s head from more than 15 meters away.
Other walkthrough tactics
Walkthroughs do not all describe the same target or aiming cue. NerdsChalk describes a living prone enemy and uses a distant statue as an aiming reference. AllThingsHow describes a hanging creature and advises aiming above its head to account for the throw arc. These are alternative walkthrough tactics, not additional trophy requirements; the stated condition remains a brick head hit from over 15 meters. NerdsChalk and AllThingsHow walkthroughs
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Plan retries around your run
PowerPyx reports that the game has no chapter select or free roam and lists 17 missable trophies overall. It advises planning this attempt outside a run in which you are avoiding manual saves. Treat that as roadmap advice: the trophy itself does not require a manual save, but saving before the throw can make retries easier. PowerPyx trophy roadmap
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