How to Complete the Herc the Merc Challenge in BitLife

Conquer the Herc the Merc Challenge in BitLife: A Step-by-Step Guide

This BitLife challenge blends gym workouts with a darker side – murder. While the Assassin's Blade is helpful, it's not required. Here's how to complete the Herc the Merc Challenge:

1. Greek Origins:

Begin by creating a new life, selecting Greece as your birthplace. Optional: If you own the Job Packs, selecting the Crime Special Talent will simplify the murder aspect.

2. Peak Physical Condition:

Maintaining 100% health requires a proactive approach. Avoid risky behaviors like substance abuse and unprotected sex. Focus on health-boosting activities: regular gym visits, walks, healthy diets, meditation, acupuncture, and prayer (for a quick boost). Seek medical treatment when necessary.

3. Gym Rat:

Once you turn 18, frequently visit the gym (Activities > Mind and Body > Gym). This is straightforward, but requires a job to fund your gym habit. Remember, the gym visits don't have to be in a single year. Accept any date offers you receive at the gym – this helps with the marriage task.

4. Eliminate Five Enemies:

This requires creating enemies. You might acquire enemies naturally, or you can proactively create them (Relationship tab > select a friend > choose "become enemies"). Then, initiate murder (Activities > Crime > Murder). Select an enemy and choose "Strangle Them" as the method. If this option doesn't appear, refresh the menu by closing and reopening it. Repeat until you've eliminated at least five enemies. It's advisable to complete this task last, as jail time hinders progress on other objectives.

5. Gym Romance:

If you haven't already met a gym date, use the dating function (Activities > Love > Date). Look for a date encounter mentioning "met at the gym." Accept the date, cultivate your relationship, and propose marriage.

Completing these steps will successfully finish the Herc the Merc Challenge in BitLife. While helpful, special talents and items like the Assassin's Blade are not essential for completion.