Some time after the patch was released, there were issues with the execution of the Ordeals.

 "Your mine is mine" - I think this Ordeal is broken. I've hit from invisibility, thrown a mine with a hammer on a Assault, and watched with my eyes as gaunts died from being hit, but I didn't get credit for a single stage of the Ordeal.

 "Neurothrope grounder" - It's a very strange Ordeal. I tried different weapons in different variations. I killed him with a hammer, blew him up with a grenade, shot him with a bolter and a pistol, but I didn't get any progress of the Ordeal though. However, I have seen in discussions some people who have gotten progress, If there are any tips, please share how to complete it.

Separately, I will highlight the PvP Ordeals, which in my opinion are not feasible and depend solely on the fortunate coincidences of circumstances. I think the developer should change them, or make them easier to obtain.

 "Reconnaissance" , "Shredding shrapnel" , "Blinded by the light"

 These Ordeals require blind luck and are in no way dependent on your skill or your actions as a player. And have an inadequately inflated number of reps to accomplish them.

For the neurothropes you have to kill them when they come to the ground.  It's when they do the aoe pulse.

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Blobie wrote:

For the neurothropes you have to kill them when they come to the ground.  It's when they do the aoe pulse.

​So does that mean they don't count kills when they're stunned and lying on the ground? You have to let them recover and wait for the wave attack? Then that needs to be added to the Ordeal description.

When he goes into his AOE attack you have to hit him a few times until he actually drops all the way to the ground. When he's at this point you can kill him. Executions from this state also count.

First of all, just in case, it counts only Neurothropes. At least because Zoanthropes never getting on the ground unless they are red.

Secondly, that's what you have to ensure:
1. Deal damage to Neurothrope until it will get low

2. Wait for AoE pulse.
3. Jump in and beat him so he will fall

4. Kill him while he is laying on a ground before he gets up

It counts everything - melee, range, nades, finishers. 

If you let him recover after he was stunned from melee attacks during the pulse - he will just fly up. And each time you melee him during the pulse - he falls on the ground stunned and that's when you have to deal enough damage to force him into finisher state.