Completing the BitLife Ninja Challenge is easy once you know how to achieve each objective. Start by creating a male character from Detroit, then follow the steps below.
All Objectives in the Ninja Challenge in BitLife
To complete the Ninja Challenge in BitLife, players will need to achieve the following main objectives:
- Be born in Detroit
- Amass 10 million followers on Twitch
- Have a Fortnite stream go viral
- Earn more than $100,000 by monetizing your Twitch account
- Earn more than $100,000 by promoting products on Twitch
How to be born in Detroit - BitLife Guide
The first objective in the Ninja challenge is to be born in Detroit. While creating your character avatar, choose male as your gender and select the United States as your birth country and Detroit as your birth city. After making such a character, the first objective will be over.
How to Amass 10 Million Followers on Twitch in BitLife
The second objective of the Ninja challenge is to amass more than 10 million followers on Twitch in BitLife. Firstly, sign up on Twitch by clicking on the Twitch option in the Social Media section of the Activities tab. Now, start live streaming any popular games like Fortnite, Call of Duty, Minecraft, and Pokemon regularly. You will see a slight increase in followers. Repeat the process at least ten times each year to gain followers. Within 10 to 20 years, your channel will have 10 million subscribers.
Also, you can make your stream popular by buying followers during your initial phase. Use the Buy Followers option from the Activities tab of your Twitch account. Doing this will make your account popular among people and will help you boost your account without much effort.
How to Have a Fortnite Stream Go Viral in BitLife
The third objective of the Ninja challenge is to have one of your Fortnite streams go viral. Unlike other quests on the challenge, this particular task entirely depends on luck. As you cannot manually control which one of your streams will go viral or not, keep streaming Fortnite regularly by using the Livestream option from the Activities tab of your Twitch. Also, try to stream for long hours by picking 12 or 24-hour marathon options from the list while beginning a stream. With time, one of your Fortnite streams will go viral, completing the objective.
How to Earn More Than $100,000 by Monetizing your Twitch Account in BitLife
Once you have crossed 100K followers on Twitch, apply for monetization by clicking on the Monetize option in your Twitch Activity tab. You will be immediately approved as you have the required followers.
Now, after monetizing your account, it's time to start earning. Livestream to earn anywhere from $100 to several hundred dollars, depending on your follower count. When you amass $100,000 through Twitch Monetization, the given objective will be over.
Remember to try for Twitch Affiliate status to increase your commission percentage. Apply for it by clicking the Affiliate button after crossing 100,000 followers.
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How to Earn More Than $100,000 by Promoting Products on Twitch in BitLife
Like the last objective, you can start promoting products on your Twitch account after reaching 100,000 followers. Use the Promote option on your Twitch Activities account to start Promoting products on your account. Each promotion will earn you anywhere from $5,000 to $10,000, so be patient until you amass more than $100,000 this way. Once the given amount has been crossed, the objective and the challenge will be over.
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Vignesh Raja started playing video games at age five and immediately fell in love with them. Though his adventure begins with story-based games like Total Overdose and Prince of Persia, he soon gravitated toward competitive FPS and simulation games. That passion led him to play multiple Esports titles like FIFA, Paladins, and Apex Legends on a semi-professional level since high school. Nowadays, he shares his competitive knowledge by coaching upcoming BR teams and writing guides for Valorant, BitLife, and Roblox.