The last and the most confusing objective of the Beast and Beauty challenge is to marry an Uggo. The main confusion arises from the word Uggo as many foreigners do not know the exact meaning. It is a slang word to describe ugly or less attractive people during the early 2000s. So, in BitLife, you must marry a person with a Looks rating in the Red/Orange area to finish the objective.
How to find an Uggo in BitLife
The best way to meet an Uggo in BitLife is through a Dating App. Once you turn 18, visit the Love section under the Activities tab. Choose the Dating App option and start looking at profiles. Find people whose Looks rating either looks Red or Orange. If you find such a profile, start dating them immediately. The following image contains one such profile whose Looks rating falls under the prescribed parameters.
If the game does show any such profile, try to change the age parameter to find older matches who typically have lower Looks rating in the game.
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How to marry an Uggo in BitLife
Once you have found an Uggo, it's time to marry them. Firstly, improve your relationship rating with them. For this, visit the Activities tab of that person and use options like Compliment, Gifting, Make Love, and Spend time regularly. Once the relationship rating turns green, propose to them.
Soon, plan for your wedding and get married. If your lover refuses your proposal, break up with them immediately and look for a new match from the Dating App. Also, while proposing, make sure to use a costly ring from a jeweler to reduce your chances of rejection.
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