Build reputation
Complete legitimate and underground roleplay, work with contacts, and develop a track record tied to your character.
Reputation & progression
Your name carries weight
PixelPH progression is built around reputation, relationships, and information. Opportunities are earned through roleplay — not unlocked by a menu, a donation, or a shortcut.
Nobody knows you yet.
That is the starting condition, and it is deliberate. Everything below happens to your character in the city, at the pace other people decide to trust you.
Unknown
A face with no history. Doors are closed, and nobody has a reason to open them.
Contacts
Somebody puts your name forward. Small work, watched closely, easy to lose.
Trust
You did what you said. People start speaking about you when you are not in the room.
Reputation
Your track record travels ahead of you — the good parts and the rest of it.
Opportunities
Work that was never on any list becomes possible, because of who will vouch for you.
Progression that feels like part of the city.
Instead of seeing every activity on day one, characters build trust and discover leads over time. Your decisions, contacts, and reputation determine which doors begin to open.
Meet the right people
NPC and phone-based contacts can introduce opportunities when your reputation and previous actions support it.
Collect information
Important clues, instructions, and discoveries can be saved in your character's notebook instead of disappearing after a session.
Unlock new paths
Higher-risk opportunities become available naturally as your character proves they can be trusted with more sensitive work.
Small risks can lead to bigger ones.
The underground is designed as a connected progression instead of a collection of isolated robbery markers. Early activity may expose a clue, a contact, or a lead that points toward a more complex opportunity later.
No public recipe book.
Exact methods, clue locations, requirements, and procedures stay inside the city so discovery remains part of RP.
StreetEarly opportunities
TrustedBetter contacts & intel
ConnectedCoordinated operations
High riskAdvanced opportunities
Information you can actually keep.
Clues and useful information can persist with your character in a notebook-style system. Pages can become part of planning, investigation, teamwork, and long-term storylines.
Reputation is not immunity.
Higher reputation does not protect a character from police, consequences, loss, or server rules. It only represents earned trust and progression within supported systems.
Start at unknown.
Everyone does. Submit your application and the first contact you make will be in character.