How to Desert the Military in BitLife

BitLife is a life simulation game that allows players to experience different scenarios and make decisions that shape their virtual lives. One of the options available in BitLife is to join the military. While serving in the military can be a noble pursuit, some players may want to desert the military for various reasons. In this article, we will discuss how to desert the military in BitLife.

Before we discuss how to desert the military in BitLife, let's first look at how to join the military. To join the military in BitLife, you must meet certain requirements. You need to have high Smarts stat, be physically fit, and have a clean criminal record. 

To increase your Smarts stat, you can study hard in school, read books, and take courses. You can also attend university and obtain a degree, which can make it easier to apply to the military. 

Once you meet the requirements, you can apply to join the military by clicking on the Military Activities tab in the Activities section. You will then be asked to choose a branch of the military to join, such as the Army, Navy, Air Force, or Marines.

Serving in the military also means that you may be deployed to a conflict zone. During your deployment, you will have to play a mini-game similar to Minesweeper. The game involves clearing a minefield and avoiding explosive devices. 

To win the game, you need to use logic and strategy to identify the safe spots to step on. You can also use tools like metal detectors to detect potential mines. It's important to be careful and avoid making mistakes, as stepping on a mine can be fatal.

If you decide that you want to desert the military in BitLife, you can do so by clicking on the "Desert" option in the Military Activities tab. However, deserting the military can have consequences. 

You may face disciplinary action, such as a court-martial or dishonorable discharge. This can affect your future job prospects and make it harder to find employment. You may also face legal consequences, depending on the circumstances of your desertion.