Complete the BitLife Serial Dater Challenge: A Comprehensive Guide

This week's BitLife challenge presents some tricky tasks, but completion is achievable even without premium items. This guide details how to conquer the Serial Dater Challenge.

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Challenge Tasks:

• Be born male in Florida.
• Become a police officer.
• Hook up with your boss.
• Murder 2+ lovers.
• Murder 2+ enemies.

Task 1: Be Born Male in Florida

1. Begin a new custom life.
2. Select "Male" as your gender and "United States" as your country.
3. Choose either Miami or Tampa as your birthplace in Florida. The Crime Special Talent (from Job Packs, if available) can significantly aid later tasks. Maintain good grades and avoid legal trouble during childhood.

Task 2: Become a Police Officer

1. Seek a "Patrolman" position. This requires only a high school education.
2. This job may not appear annually. If unavailable, take any job to earn money and check back each year until it appears.

Task 3: Hook Up with Your Boss

1. Navigate to "Jobs" > "Co-workers" and locate your boss.
2. Select the "Seduce" option from their menu. Success depends on your relationship; improve it by befriending them first if necessary. Getting fired is a possibility. If unsuccessful, repeat with subsequent bosses.

Task 4: Murder 2+ Lovers

1. The Assassin's Blade (if owned) is advantageous but not essential.
2. If you have a lover, go to "Activities" > "Crime" > "Murder," select your lover, and choose a murder method.
3. If you lack a relationship, initiate one via the dating section before committing the act.
4. Repeat this process at least twice.

Task 5: Murder 2+ Enemies

1. Turn friends into enemies via their menu. Alternatively, some enemies may appear randomly.
2. Once you have enemies, follow the same murder process as with lovers ( "Activities" > "Crime" > "Murder").
3. Complete this task at least twice.

Completing the Serial Dater Challenge may require multiple attempts. Premium items can ease frustration, but success is attainable without them.