Last Updated on 22 July, 2024
As part of BitLife’s Warriors Woman challenge, one of the most confused goals is to mourn the death of your parents. Don’t stress if you can’t do that! I’ll explain the steps in more detail below!
How to Mourn for someone’s death in BitLife
Feeling sad about the death of a friend, pet, or family member is the best way to show them you love and care in BitLife. So, what do you do to honor your loved ones when they are dying?
While other things in the game, like giving gifts, spending time with others, or even asking for money, are built in, grief is not. This means that a player can’t just press a button to start crying for someone who has died.
Instead, the choice is only open after someone has died. If you want to show your sadness after they have died, all you have to do is click on their name in the Relationship Tab.
In order to finish the Warrior Woman’s Challenge goal, you must wait for one of your parents to die and grieve for them.
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What are the benefits of Mourning in BitLife?
In BitLife, there is no exact advantage to sadness. Nevertheless, I’ve found from playing the game that grieving helps a character’s connection status with other related characters.
For instance, mourning over your parents’ passing will benefit your ties with your relatives and even your own family.
In addition, weeping for your parents lowers their degree of happiness and your character’s general health. Therefore, only utilize this choice in certain cases when you want to give such folks a better connection grade.
Final Thoughts
I hope this guide was helpful for you and that I was able to help you with the guide.
That being said, if you’re still not sure what to do. I’ll answer to any words you put below.
