Becoming an astronaut isn't easy work, but it can be a rewarding and exciting career, and the same goes for astronauts in BitLife! One of the job tasks you'll have as a BitLife space explorer is to design and send probes into outer space, which can be a bit confusing. To try and help, I've created the brief guide below that details how to do it quickly and successfully!
How to Design Probes in BitLife
To begin designing probes, you'll first need to become an astronaut. After purchasing the BitLife Astronaut job pack, attend Space Camp and then Flight School. Then, apply to Space Academy and complete training. Be careful to answer technical training questions for becoming an Astronaut carefully! Then, apply to NASA and get the job.
Once you have the job, you'll see Probe as an option under the Activities section of the job tab. Click on that choice and choose Probe (Launch a Probe Into Deep Space) once again under the new menu. From there, you'll get a price quote and then select to Design Probe. Hit this option and your probe can now be named, altered, and launched.
How to Send Probes in BitLife
Once you've gotten to the point of becoming an astronaut and making a probe, make sure you've designed the settings to your liking. You can alter the budget for Structural Engineering, Software Engineering, and Technical Equipment. After adjusting this budget, you're ready to hit the choice that says Launch Probe.
Once you've launched your probe, it will continue to collect data for you until it is out of commission. You can find your active probes under the Probe tab within the Activities section of your Job area. That's all there is to it!
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Bethany has been a writer at Pro Game Guides for over two years, but she has been into both gaming and writing for countless years. When not writing helpful guides for fellow gamers, she can be found playing on her PC or Switch, writing short stories, and watching horror movies.