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.
Several first‑time LIGA instances opened and reshuffled pt‑BR activity, while overall FiveM averages and the daily curve stayed routine.
Platform-wide activity was ordinary, but pt-BR rooms expanded again and rtx_paleto_project packages added well over a hundred installs in three days.
Monday saw FiveM’s average drop after a three‑day rise while Brazilian rooms — led by new LIGA DAS TROPAS instances — absorbed a large share of traffic.
Average players rose again and the lift was concentrated in Brazilian rooms, with LIGA DAS TROPAS variants supplying much of the weekend surge.
FiveM ticked up for a second day but the platform gain is dominated by a reopened LIGA DAS TROPAS room and a handful of very high‑percent moves from small servers.
FiveM’s overall numbers were essentially flat yesterday, but Portuguese servers continued to take share — LIGA DAS TROPAS extended a six‑day run and Brazilian locales now account for a much larger slice of players.
Average players dipped and the recent run lost momentum while several Brazilian entrants hold gains and Indonesian servers surge the leaderboard; core script installs continued a multi‑day decline.
Average players inched up for a second day while fewer servers came online and several core scripts have lost installs for three days running.
Overall activity barely moved, but a handful of Brazilian servers exploded then reversed — and core script counts show a small, broad decline.
Average players fell back, a large Brazilian debut moved regional share, and prompt_mrpd installs jumped in a two‑day adoption spike.
FiveM continued a steady climb for a sixth day, with yesterday’s peak the highest in 14 days and regional share still shifting toward non‑US locales.
Average players climbed again but the gain is regionally concentrated — a big new Brazilian entrant and a few volatile servers produced most of yesterday’s movement.