Murphy Pearce

Age

35

Occupation

Unemployed

Murphy’s somewhat introverted, believing that he doesn’t belong in the country, no matter how long he stays for, and that he can never fully integrate, especially with the differences between Nubbians and Amerikans. To those who have had enough time to get to know him properly, Murphy’s known for being dry in his personality, constantly stating facts in response to purposefully idiotic questions and not detecting sarcasm, even when it’s most obvious. Murphy has dark brown hair and a buzzcut. His in-game appearance consists of a black cap, a dark grey jacket with an Amerikan patch and rolled up sleeves, and has black leather gloves. He also wears dark blue pants that are rolled up and black shoes. Murphy also carries around a grey backpack and he rocks a pager on his belt as well. Born in Amerika, Murphy grew up living a rather normal life, but early on in Murphy's childhood, Murphy took an interest in joining the Amerikan Marine Corps. When Murphy turned 17, he joined the Marines as soon as he could, deciding to become a motor vehicle operator, finishing his training at 18 years of age in 1983. Murphy kept serving as a motor vehicle operator, including during the first NETO-Kibestani war.

Half-way through the first NETO-Kibestani war, in 1987, Murphy’s contract ran out and Murphy chose to re-enlist as a Combat Engineer, being sent to the frontlines for operations. After the first war, Murphy felt relieved, until the Kibestani spring hit and Murphy worried that he was going to have to go through it all again, especially due to how close he was in proximity to the revolution. In 1990, those nightmares became a reality, and Murphy was sent back into the grinder. Murphy was involved in some of the toughest city fighting in the war, watching most of the people he knew die, keeping close with the people that remained. His combat engineer unit was constantly shuffled around and paired with different assault teams, and yet they were only losing ground. When the news came of NETO pulling out, it felt like nothing mattered anymore, and Murphy went home, retiring at the end of his contract, even after he recognized the imminent war.

His country didn’t need veterans. Murphy couldn’t find anything, his life was falling around him and he couldn’t do anything, until he met with a small group of criminals. They were planning to hit a jewelry store in the middle of the store helping to transport rare, valuable jewelry, and they were willing to take Murphy along for the ride, after all, they needed at least one veteran to make sure the plan worked. Everything for the heist aligned perfectly, until one of the people in the group started shooting the civilians, the reason for which Murphy didn’t stick around to hear. Murphy knew this was a bad sign and got out of the store immediately with the jewelry as the rest of the group tried controlling the situation inside. It was a selfish move, but one Murphy deemed necessary for his survival as cops were on their way. Murphy was the only one to get out of that situation unscathed, and he hesitantly chose to board a ship to Nubbia. There, he started a new life, keeping the goods from the heist on him, only selling a small portion to a local store for extra cash. Murphy used his remaining skills from the military to live a minimalist life, spending little and only using what he needed. After a couple of months in hiding, Murphy met one of his contacts from the heist, handing him the jewelery and completing the heist in the end.

Using his new friend, Murphy learnt the area well, learnt the language, got some proper documentation and bought a van for himself to live in, considering it a mobile home, enjoying the van as it made him feel at peace, even if he felt like everybody around him looked at him, an Amerikan, with disgust. While eating at a local steakhouse, Murphy met Fyodor Sokolovo. Murphy liked how fast Fyodor was to ask questions, and his overall vibe, like a friendly bear. Murphy and Fyodor became best friends, sharing their life stories and even traumas at times.

In 2000, Fyodor introduced Venedikt Sergeyev to Murphy, forming a great trio between the three friends. He still refused to tell them why he went to Nubbia, often making up on the spot stories, purposefully entertaining to distract Fyodor and Venedikt from the true answer. In the same year, while visiting the establishment to see his two friends, a man with long black hair and white face paint would enter the store, who'd climb on top of a pool table in the middle of the barbershop and fire a shot in the air to intimidate the people inside. This was all too familiar to Murphy, and Murphy made a promise to himself that if he got out of this situation alive, he would tell Fyodor and Venedikt the real reason he came to Nubbia.

Bogdan Sosisochkin - Adversary Fyodor Sokolovo - Best Friend Venedikt Sergeyev - Best Friend Zinoviy Sergeyev - Friends

Murphy has kept the same hairstyle he had during his time in the Marine Corps for the rest of his life. Murphy’s last name comes from the character Aiden Pearce from the game Watch Dogs. The Amerikan patch on his jacket was sewn on himself. Murphy keeps a pager on himself so he can be alerted whenever Fyodor or Venedikt want to hang out. Murphy carries a concealed JS-2 Derringy on himself but he refuses to use it except in very certain circumstances. The jewellery store heist takes some minor elements from Reservoir Dogs and the van life idea comes from war veteran youtuber Civ Div. He's homophobic, and doesn't know that Fyodor is gay.

Fyodor's Personality:

Age

32

Occupation

Steakhouse Owner

Fyodor is a fun and positive guy to be around, always happy to help out with family or employees at his steakhouse. He does his best to bring joy around to others. He tends to shift most of his conversations to the thing he’s most proud of, his Steakhouse, which can be a bit off-putting to some, but others find it charming. Fyodor has ginger hair, and rocks a buzzcut and a long beard. His appearance in Sergeyev Brothers Barbery has him wearing a light grey baseball cap, and green jacket with two pockets on his chest and with the sleeves rolled up. He has a grey watch on his left arm and wears blue flared pants, he also wears dark blue shoes. He also has visible arm hair. Fyodor was a charming individual, while trying to maintain a level of “cool” he thought would attract people towards him by adopting a noncaring attitude whilst secretly being very compassionate towards those he loved. He had a decent childhood for someone who lived in the Noobic Union, being a somewhat privileged & studious person, even visiting Amerika as a foreign exchange student for his secondary school years, where he’d try steak. It wasn't the best he had, but it made him and his family fall in love with it.

When returning to Nubbia, his father would open up a steakhouse and bar in Noskow in 1982, becoming a partially successful business. His great life would all come to a halt after his parents died in 2 separate incidents with his mother, Mariya Sokolova being tragically killed in a car crash on the way back from a late night outing. His father, Ruslan Sokolovo who was driving the car was stricken with grief, and would later jump off the high rise apartment they lived in at the time, Fyodor would see the event unfold from the corner of his eye. Fyodor would try to act all relaxed and cool about it, for his younger sister, not wanting her to see the vulnerable side of him. This was the only way Fyodor knew how to cope, by doing what he always did, try not care.

Fyodor would inherit his fathers Steakhouse, and would manage the business for his late parents. During one shift at the Steakhouse, he’d meet an Amerikan named Murphy Pearce. Fyodor would talk to him out of curiosity, and he and Murphy would become good friends, often hanging out at the bar the steakhouse offered, where they’d share stories of their life. After a while, Fyodor would open up about his parents death, leaving himself vulnerable, but he wouldn’t know that.

Fyodor would begin to relapse and start aggressively drinking to forget about what happened to his parents. Murphy would find him collapsed in the streets of Noskow and would have to take him home. His sister Ekaterina, who was an ex-alcoholic, immediately flew to Noskow to help him. Her efforts succeeded and Fyodor was back on track to his normal life of making a steakhouse.

In October 2000, he’d find a recently opened barbershop, and he’d introduce himself to the Sergeyev brothers. He formed a great friendship with the brother in red, Venedikt Sergeyev, becoming great friends. He’d introduce Murphy to Venedikt, forming a great trio. Fyodor and Venedikt would often give each other discounts at their establishments, and would often question Murphy about his reasoning for being in Nubbia, finding it odd that he was there, but still welcomed him in.

During a quick check in with Venedikt and Murphy at the Barbery, a loud bang would be heard, Fyodor would turn around and see a man in white facepaint standing there, holding what seemed to be a double barrel. He didn’t know what to do, his heart dropped the same way as when he saw his father fall, and he didn’t know if he could hold his persona anymore.

Bogdan Sosisochkin - Adversary Ekaterina Sokolova - Sister Murphy Pearce - Best Friend Ruslan Sokolovo (†) - Father Mariya Sokolova (†) - Mother Venedikt Sergeyev - Best Friend

He's gay, and wants to tell Venedikt and Murphy, but is scared to tell Murphy because he's homophobic. He cooks the steak directly on the oven rack, causing the grill marks. Because of how improper the cooking was, the steakhouse was shut down due to health code violations in 2002. His favorite color is purple. After his steakhouse was shut down, he went temporarily homeless and had gained a few pounds from stress eating.

The Politsiya (Полиция) are the Nubbish police. Easily recognized by their iconic blue uniforms and police crests on their headwear, they bring law and order to the people in the Noobian Federation. After the collapse of the Noobic Union however, greed and corruption swept through the higher ranks which made the people question the authority and safety of the very same people that should protect them. They are armed with a standard issue IZVEKH-412 revolver or a standard issue Kamatov pistol and have an arsenal comprising of different submachine guns, rifles, shotguns up to even APCs if the situation calls for it.

Politsiya in plain blue coats & pants with red stripes are Militsiya, the regular beat cops of the field. They patrol traffic and make up the majority of the force.

Those in blue camo uniforms are OMAN, the Federation's equivalent to Riot Police, and as such are a tier higher than the Militsiya. Better trained in arms and strategies, they get called in when bullets flying is a very high possibility.

Info about the Kamatov: Type: Firearm, Handgun Capacity: 8 rounds Rate of fire: Semi automatic Cartridge: 9x18 Noobian The main service pistol of both the Noobic Union and Eastern Block countries, the Kamatov was designed to replace the Kotarev as an affordable yet efficient sidearm. Since its introduction in 1952, the Kamatov has found itself being used in many conflicts and police forces worldwide.

Info about the IZVEKH 412: Type Revolver

Place of Origin Nussian Federation

Producer IZVEKH

Capacity 6

Cartridge .357 Mugnum

Availabilty Universal

Cost 25000 Noubles

The IZVEKH-412, or “412” for intimates, is a Nussian break-action revolver introduced in the late 1990s by the Izvekh mechanical plant. It offers a 6-round cylinder chambered in .357 Mugnam.

The IZVEKH-412 was originally intended for export to the NETO civilian markets following the end of the Steel Curtain. However, the project fell apart after the loss of export market access and general restrictions on Nussian firearms in the United States of Amerika and several other members of the alliance. Moreover, the concept of a break-action Mugnam revolver did not particularly spark public enthusiasm among Western firearm owners.

Following the failure of the 412’s export project, Izvekh managed to secure an agreement with several Nussian law enforcement agencies to repurpose the revolver. Afterwards, the IZVEKH-412 was issued to Politsiya and STRELA officers as a replacement for the aging Kamatov. Ever since its entry in service, it has been praised by its users as a powerful and reliable sidearm. It is often sold in a bundle with speedloaders to fasten its reload time.

the IZVEKH-412 retains all of its characteristics cited above, including the speedloader. It is important to note that, when the user is reloading, he is forced to eject every round in order to correctly use the device. The revolver offers high stopping power and exceptionally good recoil control, though it is limited by its low six-round capacity.

Info about the ANKM:

The legendary Noobian ANKM assault rifle, which served as the standard infantry rifle of the Noobic Union. Type: Firearm, Assault Rifle Capacity: 30 rounds Rate of fire: 600 rounds/min Cartridge: 7.62×39 mm Noobian The successor to the legendary ANK-47, the ANKM was designed by Mikhail Kanashniy as a lighter, more accurate, and cheaper weapon intended to become the standard of the Union’s military as well as several other Block members through licensing agreements.

the ANKM features excellent damage output, capable of killing an opponent in 2 shots at all ranges, with a reasonable rate of fire of 600 rounds per minute. These strengths are counterbalanced by its cumbersome handling and powerful recoil.

Info about the KAR-15: KAR-15EXM-177 (Kolt Commando)

Type Assault Rifle

Place of Origin Amerika

Producer Kolt

Capacity 30

Cartridge 5.56x45mm

The KAR-15 also known as the Kolt Commando is an assault carbine meant for close combat in jungle or urban environments. During the 60s and 70s, there were many variants meant for special forces usage, most well-known one that was used in both the Third International War and the First Kinopronesian War was the EXM-177, which was designed and produced by Kolt Defense since 1969.

The KAR-15's journey begins with Amerika shipping RR-14 rifles to South Choson during the Second Choson War in 1963. During many of the border skirmishes, many complaints from soldiers who were issued the rifle complained about how unwieldy the rifle was in close engagements, the RR-14 being impossible to uncontrollable in fully automatic, and finally that soldiers could not carry enough ammo to outcompete their enemies armed with ANK47s. Thus, the Amerika began to look for a new service rifle that would bridge the gap between high stopping power and the lightweight constitution of the M1 Karbine.

As a result, the Amerikan military began a nationwide program in 1962, to develop this new service rifle design. The last 3 contenders would be the RR-14, Kensington's Lightweight Combat Rifle, and the KC-15 Rifle, which was advocated by Kolt Defense and Blemington. The KC-15 rifle would be accepted after receiving several modifications ordered by the Amerikan Military's R&D department. After the rifle was modified, the weapon would be renamed to the K16, and put into service in 1965, just before the First Kinopronesian War in 1966. However, numerous complaints about the new rifle were made, primarily directed to its unreliability in the Kinopresian jungles. In 1968, the rifle was revised by Kolt, standardizing it as the K16A1 and fully replacing the RR-14 battle rifle in the same year.

While the main rifle was being improved, a new program had been formed to create variations of the KC-15 design, including carbines and submachine guns, which was greenlit by Amerikan High Command. This new program created several different rifles, with many of them being classed as submachine guns tailored for special forces and crewmen in the jungles of Kinopronesia. Eventually in 1967, the EXM-177, aka the Kolt Commando was introduced in response for the military's desire for a shortened K16 which was greatly appreciated by Amerikan operators. After the First Kinopronesian War's end in 1973, the EXM-177 saw limited usage during the Third International War, where it was issued to special forces, pilots, crewmen, and rarely soldiers.

The KAR-15 now is famous for its appearances in many major films, games and media alike, as well as it's usage by Amerikan special forces at the end of the rifle's service. It leaves a lasting impact on the new carbines that the future has to offer.

Info about the IZVEKH BISEN:

A monster of a SMG. 64 rounds, low recoil, and extremely light. Enough to take down a entire team of foes, and more. Type: Firearm, Submachine Gun Capacity: 64 roundsRate of fire: 750 rounds/min Cartridge: 9x18 Kamatov Conceived for counterterrorism operations and law enforcement in 1993, the IZVEKH-BISEN submachine gun quickly became a favorite of Politsiya units thanks to its jack-of-all-trades profile and substantial 64 rounds helical magazine. Despite its great popularity, the firearm was eventually replaced by the IZVEKH-VITEX after its service in the Third International War, due to consistent issues with the magazine. Nevertheless, it remains in use by armed response units of the FSR and auxiliaries of the Nussian Armed Forces. In addition, several criminal gangs acquired stockpiles of BISENs in abandoned Noobic caches.

Info about the IZVEKH-VITEX:

Fire rate high enough to shred your targets in less than a second, controllable kick and high accuracy, and to boot a silencer to protect your ears? It's a dream come true. Type: Firearm, Submachine Gun Capacity: 30 roundsRate of fire: 750 rounds/min Cartridge: 9x19mm NETO The IZVEKH VITEX is a Nussian submachine gun designed in 1996 to 1998 and produced since 1999 by the Izvekh Arms Plant. It is chambered in 9x19mm NETO.

The VITEX was originally planned to replace the IZVEKH-BISEN in law enforcement agencies and MNB units due to the BISEN’s reliability issues. However, following its trials in the Nussian military, it was only accepted by the Politsiya due to its weak damage output and high horizontal recoil, though these shortcomings were balanced by the firearm’s affordability and great handling. By the year 2000, 45,000 units would be gradually introduced in the Politsiya.

Although the VITEX quickly established itself as the main SMG of the Politsiya, its reputation was soon tarnished by repeated appearances in bank heists, turf wars, armed racketeering, and other illicit activities, often involving arms traffickers like Igor Bogdanov. Indeed, these criminals would frequently bribe Izvekh employees to keep a portion of the produced VITEXs off the books, later selling them on black markets.

the IZVEKH-VITEX is fitted with a suppressor, a 30-round magazine, and a moderately fast rate of fire. Although it suffers from lackluster horizontal recoil and weak damage output, it is effectively used in aggressive styles thanks to its lightweight design, decent moving accuracy, fast aiming time, and quick reload speed.

Info about the AN-J91:

Type: Assault Rifle

Place of Origin Noobic Union

Producer KBOV Defense Weapon Bureau

Capacity 30

Cartridge 9x39mm Noobic

The AN-J91 is a Nussian compact assault rifle chambered in 9x39mm Noobic, developed in 1996 and produced by the KBOV Defense Weapon Bureau ever since.

The firearm was originally conceived as an inexpensive Personal Defence Weapon (PDW) for the Noobic Army’s support personnel, though it did not serve this role for long. The AN-J91 is widely used by counter-terrorist units, law enforcement, and special forces of the Noobic Union and its close allies.

The AN-J91 is often fitted with a suppressor when employed by special operations units. Following the outbreak of the Third International War, The Noobic Union sold around 20,000 models to Jyusho for the nation’s special units, paramilitaries, elite counter-terrorist units, and military police. A majority of these AN-J91s vanished during the post-war Jyushonese chaos, while the rest are still in service with the state’s law enforcement agencies and special forces.

Thanks to its suppressor and powerful subsonic cartridges, the AN-J91 offers excellent stopping power at close range, good recoil control, and effective sound masking. The firearm also benefits from a foldable stock to enhance mobility and handling. However, it is inefficient past 100 meters due to the subsonic nature of its ammunition.

the AN-J91 retains its historical advantages, with the exception of the foldable stock. Due to its great stopping power and rate of fire, it is a force to be reckoned with in close-quarters engagements. the AN-J91 is an effective weapon in spaces over 100 meters. Additionally, thanks to the suppressor, it benefits from reduced recoil and muzzle flash.