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.
A pair of Miami‑based servers leapt from near‑zero activity into the mid‑three‑hundreds and helped extend a three‑day platform rebound.
Average players rose for a second day running but remain below the week’s mean, while en‑US and several regional rooms grabbed noticeably more share.
Average players inched up while a handful of regional rooms and two massive leaderboard jumps did the heavy lifting.
Average players slipped again and the overnight low hit a 37‑day trough; a mix of small migrations and volatile Thai rooms shaped the picture.
FiveM was essentially flat overall, but Paraisópolis Roleplay produced the day’s most unusual move while Brazil and Thailand continued to take a larger slice of activity.
Average players fell back after a short rebound, while a long-running script adoption streak (esx_lib) continued to gain ground.
Average players climbed again as Brazil and Thailand reclaimed share and a handful of regional rooms produced extreme relative jumps.
Average players rebounded after a week of falls, driven by large Brazilian and Thai rooms while esx_lib extended a long adoption run.
Five consecutive days of decline continued yesterday, with platform activity down modestly and a handful of rooms reshuffling players.
FiveM fell for a fourth straight day, while LIGA DAS TROPAS - SALA 1 jumped from zero to become the top server and several Thai rooms posted extreme relative spikes.
FiveM’s daily average fell again yesterday, with a handful of mid‑size and regional servers taking the traffic instead of a platform‑wide bounce.
After Saturday’s rebound the platform slid for a second day but remains effectively on its recent baseline; a handful of small rooms and a long esx_lib run supply the real movement.