a modern noir rp

New Blackborough

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Crime is the business of survival. A few good police try to combat an oncoming wave of gang violence and drug trafficking in a city where everything is for sale. The population is a mix of immigrants, drug runners, and unregistered gifted.

The world is a dangerous place but people find a way to make a living. People drink at the local pub, shopkeepers keep their back doors open for business, and masked vigilantes hunt dealers.

Join the ranks of a corruptible police department, pull the strings of a drug syndicate, try to survive in this cruel world.

This is your world. This is New Blackborough

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( JULY 10, 2015 )

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The song "I Don't Believe in Love" was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1990 in the category "Best Metal Performance".[9]

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