BitLife gamers must use the murder option to frighten someone. The murder option may be found in the list of crimes that players have access to under the activity crimes menu.
Murder will be displayed among the possible actions when you click crimes. If you’re unsure what to look for, the murder option will also be marked with a knife icon. Having said that, selecting murder will present you with various alternatives from which you can pick to murder the victim of your choice.
Selecting the “scare to death” option under the category of murder tactics is necessary if you wish to kill someone by terrifying them. However, consider that utilizing the fear tactic to murder someone is doubtful to succeed before attempting.
As a result, to reroll the results, if you get caught while attempting to fulfill the achievement that requires scaring someone to death, you will need to quit the app.
You’ll ultimately succeed and scare someone to death after a few failed attempts. If not, you can always attempt to mold a character who is better suited for crime by having them start committing crimes while they are very young.
How to Murder Someone in BitLife?
To attempt to murder someone in Bitlife, you must go to the criminal tab, which can be found by looking for the menu bar under activities. You won’t want to miss it because it has a frightening goblin mask.
You must scroll down after clicking the button to discover the option labeled “murder.” After clicking it, a list including every prospective murder victim will be displayed to you. A listing of possible murderous techniques will be displayed when you click on one of them. Some have variable levels of success which we strongly advise taking into consideration.
Others are also downright silly, which will almost always fail, so you will have to go with a method that makes sense realistically. For example, the drive-by option often works more than other options, but it, too, can fail. Along with this, you can also successfully murder someone but still get arrested and go to jail.
