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.
FiveM’s daily average barely moved, but LIGA DAS TROPAS jumped again and a cluster of small servers posted extreme percentage gains — redistribution, not growth.
FiveM’s headline numbers barely moved, but a handful of servers posted highly unusual jumps against their own norms while core resources continued steady, incremental growth.
FiveM ticked down for a third straight day while a tiny Portuguese-language server, Forever Roleplay — Parte 2, produced the most unusual spike of the 24‑hour window.
Platform activity slipped again but esx_adminmenu, sd-phone and sd-phone-props all recorded sustained adoption; a handful of servers delivered extreme one‑day reversals.
FiveM’s three-day rise paused and averages fell back, but a major uptake of esx_adminmenu and a handful of extreme server spikes gave the day a clear flavour.
A small set of libraries and a group of prompt/tstudio assets accounted for the week’s readable adoption; no major resource vanished outright.
Average concurrency was flat, but several Portuguese-language servers both arrived and vanished while a handful of mid‑week trajectories merit watching.
Platform activity climbed for the third day running and hit its highest peak in 21 days, with Brazilian servers continuing to capture a much larger share of players.
Platform activity rose for a second day and sits above the seven‑day mean while pt‑BR continues to take share and RINA ROLEPLAY recorded an exceptionally large one‑day jump.
FiveM’s totals were routine, but non‑English locales extended their gains and a handful of very small servers posted extreme, potentially transient jumps.
FiveM’s headline numbers were routine, but a handful of regional rooms produced outsized single‑day gains while script adoption stayed broadly flat.
pt-BR rooms surged again, several new Portuguese servers debuted and LIGA DAS TROPAS recovered — while core FiveM resources show a steady, small decline.