What actually happened in the FiveM and RedM ecosystem. Every report is built from our own scans of every public server, taken every 15 minutes.
Every morning: what happened across the ecosystem in the day that just closed.
FiveM's average rose for a second day and the growth was concentrated in a handful of regional mains and short-lived spikes.
Average play ticked up after four down days, but the day was dominated by a handful of extreme server swings and two scripts showing sustained adoption.
Average activity dipped again but the story is redistribution: sustained launches in pt-BR and a small-server climb in Montreal altered where players are, not how many overall.
Average players dipped again while DovuX Life vaulted into the top ranks and prevent_malware showed the steadiest script adoption.
Average play fell for the second day running, but several high-profile launches absorbed chunks of activity rather than expanding the network.
A sharp Monday decline broke the recent run — overall activity fell while one mid‑sized server kept climbing and another vanished from scans.
Average players rose again and Brazil’s share climbed sharply; small, unusual spikes (and a few deep drops) redistributed activity across the network.
Average players jumped again on Saturday, a broad weekend rise led by concentrated server spikes and continued growth in Brazil, Thailand and Arabic locales.
FiveM eked out a small daily rise but remains below its recent seven‑day mean; the real story was a continued shift toward Portuguese‑language servers and a handful of sharp, local spikes.
Average players inched up for a second day yet stayed below the week’s mean; Brazil and a handful of regional servers drove most of the movement.
FiveM was essentially flat day‑over‑day; the story yesterday was a big Portuguese debut and sustained script adoption rather than a network‑wide move.
FiveM’s average fell for a second day, but an influx of new and returning Portuguese servers — and a bizarre spike at Risee — reshaped yesterday’s picture.