Heartaches by the Number | Fallout NV RP | OOC/Still Open!

[Alouite]

I'll think of something else to rp. Don't really know what though.

Like I said, you could rp the same thing based out of the former Atom Cats building, heck you could even rename the place and expand it into the ruins that were next to it.

[Das Germane imperie]

I'll think of something else to rp. Don't really know what though.

Like I said, you could rp the same thing based out of the former Atom Cats building, heck you could even rename the place and expand it into the ruins that were next to it.

Thanks. I think you're referring to the Atomic Wrangler Casino though, since the Atom Cats are in Fallout 4.

[Alouite]

Like I said, you could rp the same thing based out of the former Atom Cats building, heck you could even rename the place and expand it into the ruins that were next to it.

Thanks. I think you're referring to the Atomic Wrangler Casino though, since the Atom Cats are in Fallout 4.

Lol, my bad.

[The NAR]

Kernan, I have no problem with you recruiting but I seriously doubt a couple wanderers are going to join the Legion and likely get themselves slaughtered, when they could instead do something less-deadly like joining the FRoM or the Brotherhood?

[Waztaskio]

Kernan, I have no problem with you recruiting but I seriously doubt a couple wanderers are going to join the Legion and likely get themselves slaughtered, when they could instead do something less-deadly like joining the FRoM or the Brotherhood?

Or the NCR....

Come to think of it, I'm actually the only person in the entire NCR here from a player standpoint lol.

[The NAR]

Kernan, I have no problem with you recruiting but I seriously doubt a couple wanderers are going to join the Legion and likely get themselves slaughtered, when they could instead do something less-deadly like joining the FRoM or the Brotherhood?

Or the NCR....

Come to think of it, I'm actually the only person in the entire NCR here from a player standpoint lol.

NCR too, I guess, but they still aren't a big factor in the Mojave

[Das Germane imperie]

Name: Morgan Berry
Age: 36
Gender: Male
Appearance:

Political Alignment: A citizen of the FRoM, but politically neutral. Slightly against the Legion Remnants and raider gangs, but other from that relatively neutral.

40 Points to assign (Take Note that 0 = Extreme Weakness in Category, 1-2 = Below Average, 3-5 = Average, 6-7 = Above Average, 8-9 = Outstanding in Category, 10+ = Benchmark in Category)

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Strength: 7
Perception: 2
Endurance: 8
Charisma: 8
Intelligence: 5
Agility: 6
Luck: 4

Skills:
-Charismatic and persuasive, with ten dollar words and a salesman's mouth
-Retired boxer, an expert in unarmed combat and a quick-footed foe
-Administrative business leader, that distributes work properly
-Popular, hasn't needed his vast wealth to gain his many business contacts and friends
Weaknesses:
-Lack of scientific knowledge - know little about technology or medicine
-Not used to guns, and a bad gunslinger in general. Wouldn't do well in a gunfight
Weapons: Silenced .22 pistol (on his lower left leg) and a pair of Golden Boxing Gloves (Not on himself, mostly).
Other Items: Has a set of suits, but prefers his clean white one with a red and black tie. Does not have more than 500 caps on himself usually, but has a turnover of much more. Wears a golden watch and sunglasses on warm days.
Bio: Born to a prostitute in the Omerta Tribe on the strip, fortune did not favour Morgan Berry at first. However, he was lucky enough to not be dismissed, and was raised by the Omertas like any other thug. Gomorrah opened a boxing ring, something that attracted many NCR soldiers. Morgan fell in love with boxing quickly. He would use all the time he could to practice in that ring, with the most heavy-weigthed gangsters to drunk NCR soldiers. Gomorrah would offer ridiculous prizes for people passing through wanting to face him, and people sure wanted to contest. At this point, Morgan himself realized that he was great at boxing, since the very prices for 'winning' against him were five-hundred times higher than what he earned in a year. The Omertas made him wealthy, but he left the Gomorrah after at the age of 24 for even better opportunites outside of Vegas. He would not find much, but travelled to Shady Sands in the NCR. He actually managed to convince the owner of a bar to organize boxing nights in the NCR capital. People came, watched and even dared to face him after some booze. They split the money from the night in two and became partners. This activity would be stopped by the police however, but after some agreements with the authorities they managed to get permission with a high tax rate.

Morgan would remain in Shady Sands for years, taking beating after beating as foes from all of the NCR came to win the favour of bettors. The soldiers were usually the toughest but Morgan's tactical play, endurance and agility made him an undefeated champion. Morgan retired at the age of 33, a broken man in need of rest. He was filthy rich, and looked back to the Vegas he had grown up in. He had only begun his dangerous travel back when the NCR army suffered defeat at the Second Battle of Hoover Dam. The Legion occupied the Mojave, and stained the Strip with the blood of those deemed unworthy of living. He stayed in a small town in southern New California during the FVA's war against the legion. After the Third Battle of Hoover Dam, he would discover a Vegas not ruled by factions but by a newly declared Republic. The Free Republic of the Mojave was impressive, that a democracy had reached New Vegas. Not everything was fine though. His mother and most of his Omerta friends were dead or exiled, and he had nothing but his caps, memories and people he knew to some extent. But he was lucky.

"The Atomic Wrangler", a former casino run by the Garret twins in Freeside was sold for an extremely low price, due to being heavily damaged on the inside and unusable government property. Morgan took the chance and spent most of his money on the three floor building just outside of the old New Vegas strip, the rest of his money going to an expansive renovation and personnel. Since people had started populating the areas surrounding the old New Vegas strip within the new walls of the Free Mojave Capital. The former owners had been involved with the local gangs in freeside, and he was welcome to start something new by authorities, giving something positive to the area. With the goal to take over the casino market outcompeting the tops and smaller gambling places. Not only renovating the formerly shabby cheap casino, but building an external high class restaurant and fine but cheap and small hotel for travellers, merchants and soldiers on leave of absence. The old brothel in the casino had been closed, but the more high-class visitors in the suites could get access to the hotel's 'coffee girls'. Morgan wishes to make The newly named 'Berry Sojourn' the best hotel and casino, aswell as seeing Freeside becoming more "fitting" to the enviroment of his casino.
Questions: Nah

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[The NAR]

I like it. Accepted

[Commonwealth of Hank the Cat]

I'm sorry that I'm not posting. I'm current losing my fucking mind at the final Fallout 4 minutemen quest. The settlement system is god-fucking-awful.

[The NAR]

I'm sorry that I'm not posting. I'm current losing my fucking mind at the final Fallout 4 minutemen quest. The settlement system is god-fucking-awful.

uhh

[Alouite]

I'm sorry that I'm not posting. I'm current losing my fucking mind at the final Fallout 4 minutemen quest. The settlement system is god-fucking-awful.

I agree. That's why I went BoS in a second play through like I told you, but even they aren't a unifying force in the Commonwealth. Indeed, no faction actually tries to consolidate power.

[Trump International]

I'm sorry that I'm not posting. I'm current losing my fucking mind at the final Fallout 4 minutemen quest. The settlement system is god-fucking-awful.

I agree. That's why I went BoS in a second play through like I told you, but even they aren't a unifying force in the Commonwealth. Indeed, no faction actually tries to consolidate power.

Institute FTW

[The NAR]

I agree. That's why I went BoS in a second play through like I told you, but even they aren't a unifying force in the Commonwealth. Indeed, no faction actually tries to consolidate power.

Institute FTW

Institute can suck it. I was happy to nuke their asses

[The NAR]

Big post, incoming.

[Cainesland]

Institute FTW

Institute can suck it. I was happy to nuke their asses

Spoilers. Now I know that in fallout 4 the Bos are around, as is a faction called the minutemen and commonwealth, and you get to build a settlement. Also all factions lack initiative and a nuke is involved.

[The NAR]

Institute can suck it. I was happy to nuke their asses

Spoilers

If somebody hasn't actually played Fallout 4 yet, they either already know what happens, or just never will play it

[Cainesland]

Spoilers

If somebody hasn't actually played Fallout 4 yet, they either already know what happens, or just never will play it

I haven't played it because Xbox one is highly expensive.

[The NAR]

If somebody hasn't actually played Fallout 4 yet, they either already know what happens, or just never will play it

I haven't played it because Xbox one is highly expensive.

I'm getting PS4 bro

[Alouite]

If somebody hasn't actually played Fallout 4 yet, they either already know what happens, or just never will play it

I haven't played it because Xbox one is highly expensive.

Well, sadly, despite having good lore, being re-playable, and having some good storyline it isn't, based solely on it's story quality, as good as FNV or FO3.

[Alouite]

I haven't played it because Xbox one is highly expensive.

I'm getting PS4 bro

I got the Xbox one.

[The NAR]

I haven't played it because Xbox one is highly expensive.

Well, sadly, despite having good lore, being re-playable, and having some good storyline it isn't, based solely on it's story quality, as good as FNV or FO3.

Fallout 3 has a beautiful story, even though I wish you could've chosen to side with the Enclave

[Alouite]

Well, sadly, despite having good lore, being re-playable, and having some good storyline it isn't, based solely on it's story quality, as good as FNV or FO3.

Fallout 3 has a beautiful story, even though I wish you could've chosen to side with the Enclave

I would've wanted the option to get Eden out of the way and reveal the evil plans he had to Autumn allowing the Enclave to mend their approach to fixing the wasteland and then perhaps be 2nd in command of the Enclave or at least some other leadership position. Would've made for an interesting ending.

[The NAR]

Fallout 3 has a beautiful story, even though I wish you could've chosen to side with the Enclave

I would've wanted the option to get Eden out of the way and reveal the evil plans he had to Autumn allowing the Enclave to mend their approach to fixing the wasteland and then perhaps be 2nd in command of the Enclave or at least some other leadership position. Would've made for an interesting ending.

Yeah Eden was a douche but I liked Autumn, which is why I let him live.

[Ironsbad]

Are the Gun Runners owned by one of the main factions or are they independent?

[Commonwealth of Hank the Cat]

I'm sorry that I'm not posting. I'm current losing my fucking mind at the final Fallout 4 minutemen quest. The settlement system is god-fucking-awful.

I agree. That's why I went BoS in a second play through like I told you, but even they aren't a unifying force in the Commonwealth. Indeed, no faction actually tries to consolidate power.

The Minutemen require you to build 5 artillery pieces, due to a glitch, I can't build the final one without having enough resources to build at least 3, because if I don't it just won't let me place it. I can't visit Kingsport Lighthouse, which I've been building up since when I go, a full squad of 4 power-armoured knights, all armed with gatling lasers kills me in seconds, and my settlers are knocked out. Who the fuck thought this quest though?