One of the initial objectives of the Human Trombone challenge is to have your flatulist skills at 100%. To do this, you must practice your flatulist skills each year from the Activities tab of your Special Careers tab.
How to become a flatulist in BitLife
Before perfecting the art of being a flatulist, you must understand how to become a flatulist in the first place. First and foremost, you must own the Jobs Pack in BitLife, as you cannot become a flatulist or a street performer without one. You can purchase the DLC from the in-game store for $4.99.
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After buying the pack, follow the below steps to become a flatulist in BitLife.
- Turn 18 and click on the Jobs icon in the main menu.
- Click on the Special Careers tab and choose the Street Hustler option.
- Now, select Street Performer as your main hustle. In the new customization window, pick flatulist as your primary act while selecting the remaining options according to your preference.
Voila, you have become a flatulist in BitLife. Now, it's time to increase your flatulist skills to the maximum value.
How to practice your flatulist skills in BitLife
The best way to improve your flatulist skills is by using the Practice icon under the Activities tab of your job section. Press the button at least twice before aging up. With time, you will see the red bar of your flatulist skill turn into yellow, followed by green. You will reach the maximum value of 100% in 10 to 15 years after beginning your career as a Street Performer with flatulist as your main act.
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