Next up, you’ll need to find work as a Detective to complete the second task of the BitLife Death Note Challenge, and this is another easy one to knock off. You Need Ten Years of Work Experience to Become a Detective
You can always increase both as you keep aging - joining extracurricular activities at school improves Smarts greatly while playing team sports helps with the latter. creating a new character immediately if the stats aren’t at a certain level) until they get one with Smarts and Looks of at least 80. Those who don’t have God Mode enabled will have to keep re-rolling for a new character (i.e. This will come in handy later on as you try to get a perfect rating for both attributes. Though you can call this the easiest of the requirements to complete, we don’t really count this as this can easily be selected in the character creation screen.īut aside from choosing Japan as your birth country and Male as your gender, you can also max out your Smarts and Looks stats from the get-go if you signed up for God Mode. The very first requirement of the Death Note Challenge is to be a male born in Japan - it would seem the challenge is staying true to the anime and manga as opposed to the U.S. Keep Re-Rolling Until You Get a High Smarts/Looks Character
That’s just a brief teaser of what to expect in this challenge, but if you’re looking to complete it quickly or if you’re having some trouble with one or more tasks, we’ve got everything you need in this BitLife mini-strategy guide. The Death Note Challenge doesn’t exactly require you to write people’s names on a notebook to kill them - the point is moot anyway, as BitLife does not have that function available.īut it will require you to do a lot of killing…while also being on the good side of the law as a detective. Try to keep your character’s karma level high enough that the events that happen in his life are good and positive.BitLife may have dialed down on the pop culture-influenced challenges in recent months, but this one should be a treat for the anime/manga fans out there. There is also a karma level in the game, which also causes certain events to happen to your character. You can find friends, the love of your life and start a family. In the same way, relationships with other characters are built up. As a result, he will be able to go to work and earn enough money. For example, if you choose to send him to college, he will increase his intelligence level. These increase or decrease depending on your choices. Your character will have his own statistics which show such things as his level of happiness, experience, intelligence and so on. They don’t appear randomly, but rather as a result of choices made before. The game also has several different endings that are impossible to predict. Sometimes tasks are particularly difficult and you have to choose wisely, because it depends on you whether your character will be happy or not. You are also waiting for different unexpected events, such as divorce of parents where you have to choose with which of the parents you want to stay.You have to find a job for your character, to find ways to solve various life problems and turmoil. At the school you may make new friends and even develop relationships. Here he will be given various tasks which you will have to solve. The next stage is the school where your character will go to. Every choice you make will affect your child’s life and make a difference, so choose wisely. From time to time you may choose what the child will do. At first he will build up a relationship with his parents and all life events will be under your control. Then the child is born and its development begins. You cannot choose the sex of the child, so there is a 1 in 2 chance you will end up with a boy or a girl. The game starts with the conception of a child. You have to go through the journey of a human being from birth to death. Have you ever wanted to live another person’s life from beginning to end? Try to relive someone else’s problems and joys, achieve success or become a failure? In this game it is possible.
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