Phoenix Roleplay | Classic Fallout Roleplay

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Belmont, 2248. A region in what used to be known as Northern Nevada, Belmont was the target of Enclave operations in 2242 and the years leading up to their eastern retreat. Eventually, residents of the area decided to try their luck against the Enclave patrols that were slaughtering their kin in Belmont's settlements. A small force comprised of tribals, settlers, Brotherhood separatists, and a large super mutant managed to push many of their forces back. Before the rebels could celebrate though, their home and many of the fighters were bombarded by a massive airstrike. The remaining settlements in the region were wiped out by Enclave ground teams, leaving only a few survivors.

Six years later, settlers have begun pouring back into the region. Though the old area known as Belmont remains blocked off by rubble, new towns have developed with the inhabitants having little knowledge of what happened prior. Only a few still remain from the old days of Belmont, and even then it's tough for those survivors to talk about what transpired. Though the region hasn't seen contact from the NCR or any sign of the Brotherhood since before the Enclave attacked, word of the growing activity in Belmont seems to be spreading west. Given its close proximity to the highly contested New Reno, several factions likely see the region as a strategic or profitable location and will vie to exploit it...

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Phoenix Roleplay is a successor to both the previously popular Hostell Roleplay as well as the infamous (and poorly managed) Lazarus Roleplay. This server is designed around a post-Fallout 2 timeline with focus on Belmont, a region on the outskirts of NCR territory. Our server attempts to follow the idea that player factions are more influential on the lore and create better roleplay than large, admin-sponsored ones. This isn't to say that the large canon factions that you may be used to won't make an appearance, but they certainly won't be the entire focus. We believe creativity and improvisation are essential to great roleplay, so we avoid telling stories that have already been told.

Phoenix utilizes a custom map with custom textures, models, and script elements. Much of this content is recycled from the dead Fallout: New Vegas community Lazarus Roleplay, but most aspects have been reworked, redone, and edited to suit the lore. A new map has been created from scratch using the elements found in their content, as well as new ones ported over from Fallout: New Vegas. Character creation is one of our strongest features, with thousands of combinations possible before clothing is even taken into account. Every piece of content we use on the server is taken directly from Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 3, or their respective Nexus Mods repositories. Regular content updates are planned as well, even going as far to allow players to impact the way the map changes and even create areas that will be added to the map. Despite all this wonderful content though, we pride ourselves in not making the server too much like an RPG and instead focus on telling interesting collaborative stories.

Interested? Find our content and more at www.phoenixroleplay.com
Any questions, concerns? Feel free to post them on the forum or contact me on Steam.

Here are some screenshots for the curious but unconvinced:







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Looks decent, might check that out later.

 

Oddly enough, I felt moist as I read this post.

Does this include some Tribal clans?

 

Actually, we have like three tribal groups right now. I'm surprised at the amount of tribal/raider characters this time around honestly.

 

Who doesn't like running around in some primitive armor while trying to bash a fully deck out brotherhood of steel's head in with a tire iron?

Especially wannabe couriers too.

"Hey, did you see that guy killed twenty deathclaws with a gatling gun?"
"Yeah... let's mug him!"