The Personal Order to kill 100 enemies using the Gatling Sentry in Helldivers 2 can be completed quickly if you know what missions to take on and which enemies to blast into mush. Use the Gatling Sentry Stratagem as efficiently as possible and you could clear this PO in one go.
This turret's has one of the highest fire rates in the game so you want to get as many enemies as you can in front of it, to let that kill count climb towards 100 kills fast. While the Gatling Sentry is one of the best Helldivers 2 Stratagems when it comes to the turrets, getting lots of kills can take longer if you don't set things up right, so let me explain the best way to kill 100 enemies using the Gatling Sentry as quickly as possible.
How to get kills with the Gatling Sentry in Helldivers 2
The Helldivers 2 Gatling Sentry is generally better against terminids thanks to their weaker armor. Which means the easiest way to quickly get 100 kills with the Gatling Sentry is to start a low-difficulty Eradication mission on a Terminid-infested planet – obviously don't forget to bring the Gatling Sentry Stratagem with you.
Eradication missions require you to kill a few hundred enemies in less than 15 minutes, so place the Gatling Sentry somewhere safe, and ideally high up, and let it do its thing against waves of Helldivers 2 Terminids. If you play solo it will be harder but also ensure you have more control over who and what does the killing. Avoid using Gaurd Dog Stratagems as well to ensure they don't steal kills as well.
However, sentries have very limited ammo, and the Gatling Sentry's bullet-spewing fire rate means it can chew through its reserves very quickly, leaving you without a turret as you wait for the cooldown timer. While not essential, having the Synthetic Supplementation, Dynamic Tracking, and Shock Absorption Gel Ship Modules will also make this challenge easier, reducing your Gatling Sentry's cooldown time, call-in time, and ammo capacity respectively. Even though, however, you might not complete this Personal Order in one mission, which is why I'm going with Eradications - they're quick and you can just jump into another if you need some mop up.
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