I had been planning to get another iPad; I missed messing around with Garageband and BitLIfe & AI Dungeon plus the sale gave me reasons to finally get another. The Android version, among other things, isn’t yet capable of having legacy families.
One life on the Android emulator really had bad luck: eyeball cancer plus her sister got caught in a terrorist blast and died. They were in Liverpool.
I gather that caught up a couple of days ago and this is no longer true.
the “MacTech” legacy family is now on the 22’nd generation, 1084 years nd nearly $84 million in accumulated wealth, we live in New Zealand simply to evade the Estate tax
Stupid bloody estate tax!, so far I’ve found Canada and NZ to have no estate tax
OK, I am apparently stupid, how the heck can I make the pregnant mom push me out? None of the arrow keys work, left click doesnt seem to do anything, right click brings up a nonsense menu [stuff like image and administrativa] and there seems to be no tutorial that says to make mom push, hit q or tab or control or whatever. a quick tutorial would make a world of difference, as it is I am tempted to delete the bookmark and never go back, if it were a device, it would hit the wall followed by being introduced to a sledgehammer. I have very little patience for games with nonintuitive or unlabeled controls.
Being able to unlock full games for free is now called “modding”? It’s only a couple of bucks!
One of these days, I’ll stick with one lineage – likely by using God Mode to switch to a child early.
One of my recent lives somehow ended as a 114-year-old former porn star. I hadn’t planned on her to have a child but – at 30-something – she adopted a toddler that a stork literally dropped in her lap.
BitLife now has a Windows/XBox port.
I’m not sure how I feel about the new Business career. At least it’s an interesting way to spend your bit’s money rather than leaving it all to the domestic partner & kids.
Huh. It’s possible to become a famous businessperson; my second attempt was a guy who used an inheritance to open a small chain of souvenir stores in New Orleans. Shortly after selling the chain at a profit, the board of a dairy company hired him as their new CEO and he became a very minor celebrity before he died.
you know bit life is the sequel to alter ego we’ve always needed …
Why does the download page sound like a knockoff game? i typed bit life in and couldn’t find it …
the page just says l"ife simulation choices " but it says bit life in the pics
I guess it is a knockoff and they got sued by Candywriter at some point after I posted that.
My first character, Terry Bennett-Quinn, a woman who changed her name during a brief period in her teen years where she thought she was trans, died at the age of 100 just now. She was a Family Doctor in Dublin, Ireland for 20 years, and she served as three-term Mayor of Dublin. In the last election of her life, she got creamed when attempting to run for Prime Minister of Ireland. (She was way too old for the job, anyway).
I’m now taking over the life of her youngest daughter, adopted 46-year-old Eve Bennett-Quinn, a Senior Insurance Agent at Radiance Insurance Group in Dublin. She’s gay and single. I just had her emigrate to Tallinn, Estonia.
After three years in Estonia, I had Eve move back to Ireland with her fiancée Carmen Smirnov and her adopted son Leenart Bennett-Quinn (whom she adopted as a single mother), because Estonia doesn’t have same-sex marriage.
I paid for God Mode and will be switching to the third generation-- musically talented 16-year-old Aisling Bennett-Quinn.
So far, I’ve had an NBA basketball player who went on to become President of the United States; a Major League Baseball player who won the World Series with the New York Yankees; a WNBA player who won a title with the Seattle Storm; a former Prime Minister of Ireland; a Navy admiral; two actresses (including one who was killed in a freak accident with a goose while on the set-- shouldn’t have tried to kiss it), and I’ve used God Mode to play as the Princess of the United Kingdom who went on to become Queen.
When you’re a royal, do your offspring need, like, permission to get married or something? Because none of them did, and after I died, there were no children for the third generation.
After many failed attempts to rise through the criminal underworld, my character Ezekiel Zebene became the czar of the Russian mafia. He stole probably a couple hundred cars in his life, killed 22 people, and spent 9 years in prison. He ended up dying a free man at the age of 94 from a massive heart attack brought on by high blood pressure.
Many generations later, one of my character’s sons died from autoerotic asphyxiation at the age of 13. Horny little shit.
I created a character, Tennibrook, to be Princess of the United Kingdom, but she was secondborn in her family, and her older brother ascended the throne.
Her brother died of old age without leaving any heirs, so Tennibrook became Queen at the ripe old age of 84. She had two living heirs to the throne, and two adopted children (who are ineligible to assume the throne). Tenni went on to live to be about 110, but she died the same year as her oldest remaining heir-apparent, so the game forced me to take over one of her commoner children.
So I stopped playing that bloodline. I still haven’t had a royal lineage last more than two generations.
Playing as a character in Afghanistan is so depressing. My mother and most of my school friends died in terrorist attacks, and then my character died at 13 from a biological weapon.
I had a baseball phenom from Puerto Rico spend practically spend his entire childhood in an orphanage after his single mother died in a hurricane.