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.
Average players slipped again while a handful of tiny and mid-size servers produced extreme swings that shaped the evening peak.
Activity fell again but the picture is redistribution not collapse — a few servers pushed large rank moves from tiny baselines while pt-BR continued to gain ground.
Average players slipped back sharply, driven less by broad decline than by a handful of extreme server moves — most notably a Thai spike and a continued fall in the 'core' script install base.
This week’s adoption was quiet but measurable: a handful of libraries and prompt packs added servers day after day while nothing large collapsed outright.
Average players nudged up 1.4% while a small number of servers posted sustained gains and a separate set vanished after brief runs.
Average players rose again and peak concurrency hit a 14-day high, led by a massive percentage jump on one Thai server and continued gains from Brazilian communities.
Average players climbed again to 160,566 while Portuguese- and French-language communities grabbed an outsized slice of the weekend increase.
Average players ticked up slightly while handfuls of low‑baseline Thai and Portuguese servers produced the most unusual moves; mechanic scripts showed the steadiest adoption.
Average players ticked up for a third day but the platform remains below its recent mid‑month highs; several locale markets expanded their share simultaneously.