This week’s BitLife challenge has you befriending people worldwide as you live some pirate adventures. Here’s how to complete the One Peace Challenge in BitLife.
BitLife One Peace Challenge Walkthrough
Below are the tasks you must complete for the One Peace challenge in BitLife:
- Be born a male in Brazil
- Befriend a man from Japan
- Befriend a woman from Norway
- Pirate 5+ porches
- Own a pirate ship
During this challenge, you’ll want to keep an eye out on the NPCs you encounter in school, work, and during random encounters so you can fulfil the befriending tasks. Along the way, having the crime special talent will help you pull off porch pirating with a lower chance of getting caught, but it isn’t required to complete the challenge.
How to Be Born a Male in Brazil
To begin the challenge, create a character whose starting gender is male and whose starting country is Brazil. It does not matter which city you start in, as long as you begin in Brazil.
From here, age up your character until you’re old enough to enter elementary school to begin your quest to befriend people. You can also start your porch pirating adventures in childhood, but for reasons I’ll describe later, I’d save that for after you make some friends.
How to Befriend a Man From Japan and Woman From Norway
Befriending people from Japan and Norway is easier than it sounds, depending on how you want to go about it. There are two ways you can do this:
- Find random NPCs in school, at work, or while going on dates who are born in these two countries.
- Emigrate to both countries and befriend people from them.
For this challenge, I chose the second option. Once I made my character, I aged them up and made enough money to emigrate to Japan and Norway. From here, I got jobs in both countries and befriended random coworkers until I satisfied both objectives.
If you have a criminal record from porch pirating, you’ll get denied entry into other countries. Do this before the porch pirating task!
Alternatively, if you get really lucky, you can find individuals in school or at work who come from these countries, allowing you to befriend them without leaving Brazil. However, this is luck-dependent, so only do this if you want to challenge yourself or can’t emigrate.
How to Pirate Porches in BitLife
Next, you’ll have to successfully pirate five or more porches for the fourth task of the One Peace challenge. This one is easy if you have the crime special talent; head into Activities, pick Crime, and choose Porch Pirate before taking five boxes from different houses.
If you don’t have the crime special talent, this is still relatively easy compared to other crimes. However, the police may still catch you, leading to arrest. If this happens, you can either accept your fate, attempt to run away, or close and reopen the BitLife app. Regardless, do this five times to knock out the challenge.
While you can start pirating porches at a young age, getting caught and arrested can impact your ability to emigrate to other countries. Waiting until adulthood is safer, but it’s entirely up to you to knock this one out early or wait until later.
How to Own a Pirate Ship in BitLife
The last part of this challenge is owning a pirate ship, which requires obtaining a boating license and a lot of money. More specifically, millions of dollars. How you make your money is up to you, but some options include parent inheritances, marrying rich people, or having a high-paying job. You can get your boating license once you reach adulthood through the activities menu.
Once you get your boating license, head back into activities, go shopping, and search through the boats list until you find a pirate ship. After finding one, purchase it for a hefty sum and ride into the sunset to complete the challenge.
Don’t worry; you’re not required to do anything with your pirate ship to finish the challenge. You can even sell it after if you’d like.
Once you pirate some porches, make friends, and buy your pirate ship, you’ll complete the One Peace challenge in BitLife. Make sure to check out our BitLife modeling job pack guide, or click the tag below to browse our growing article list.
