Where to Find NV:MP's Community, Wiki, and Support Channels

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NV:MP's official channels are all reachable from its homepage at nv-mp.com. The site links directly to a Discord server, a Wiki, and a "Contact the Team" option, and it also points to a community page called ATK: Factions and Groups. Use the Discord for live help and general community interaction, the Wiki for installation and configuration documentation, and the contact route for matters you'd rather raise privately with the team.

Official Channels Listed on the Site

The homepage presents these entry points:

Channel What it's for
Install NV:MP Getting the multiplayer framework set up
Discord Community chat, questions, and coordination with other players
Wiki Documentation covering installation, configuration, and gameplay
ATK: Factions and Groups Community page for factions and organised groups
Contact the Team Reaching the developers directly
Homepage Returning to the main site

The site also lists a contact email address, [email protected], alongside the "Contact the Team" link.

Which Channel to Use

  • First-time setup problems → start with the Wiki, since it carries the installation and configuration documentation. If something still doesn't work, ask in Discord.
  • Gameplay questions (what modes exist, how sessions are run) → the Wiki first, then Discord for anything the docs don't cover.
  • Finding people to play with, or joining an organised group → the ATK: Factions and Groups page and the Discord server.
  • Private or non-public matters → Contact the Team or the listed email address.

What NV:MP Is, in Short

NV:MP is an unofficial, community-made multiplayer framework modification for Fallout: New Vegas (2010). The project began in 2015 and has been maintained by a dedicated group of developers since. It runs on the X:MP framework, which supplies the networking technology that makes retrofitting multiplayer and scripted gameplay possible.

Legal Status Worth Knowing

NV:MP is not affiliated with Bethesda Softworks, Obsidian Entertainment, or Microsoft. It is an independent, fan-made modification provided "as is," with no express or implied warranty. The Fallout series and all associated assets remain the intellectual property of Bethesda Softworks, and the project states that it does not resell, redistribute, or charge access to any associated games.