Conquer the BitLife Mother Pucker Challenge: A Step-by-Step Guide
This week's BitLife challenge, "Mother Pucker," presents a series of tasks requiring strategy and a touch of luck. Let's break down how to complete it.
Challenge Objectives:
- Be born male.
- Work as a mail carrier for 15+ years.
- Hook up with 5+ mothers.
- Have 3+ children from flings.
- Murder your own mother.
Detailed Walkthrough:
1. Male Birth: The easiest step. Start a new life (random or custom, selecting "Male" gender). If you have job packs and the Crime Special Talent, select it; this boosts your chances of success in the final task and reduces the risk of imprisonment.
2. Mail Carrier Career: Avoid legal trouble during childhood and adolescence. After high school, repeatedly check the "Jobs" section until the "Mail Carrier" position appears. Persistence is key; it might take several attempts. Once hired, maintain this job for at least 15 years (monitor progress via the challenge tracker).
3. Hookups and Children: Tackle these simultaneously. Repeatedly use the "Activities > Love > Hook Up" option. While the game doesn't specify if your hookup is a mother, frequent hookups over several years increase your chances of meeting this requirement. Forcibly increase your chances of having children from flings by choosing not to use protection; however, be aware of the increased STD risk (curable via doctor visits or prayer).
4. Matricide: This is the riskiest task. Save it for last to minimize the chance of jail time before completing other objectives. The Crime Special Talent significantly improves your odds of success. Navigate to "Activities > Crime > Murder" and select your mother as the target. Choose your preferred method. Success completes the challenge. Note: If your mother dies naturally before you're ready, use Time Travel or restart.
Reward: Upon completion, you'll receive a chest containing a cosmetic item (hat, glasses, etc.) usable in future BitLife playthroughs.
Remember, elements of chance are involved. Persistence and strategic planning are crucial for successfully navigating the "Mother Pucker" challenge.
