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.
Overall concurrency was flat, but a clear pt-BR share surge and several steady Thai breakouts rewrote who matters this week.
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.
Average players dropped back to routine levels while a handful of small rooms produced extreme relative moves and Brazil’s share remains elevated.
One runaway new adoption — esx_lib — and a handful of core libraries adding servers almost every day.
Average concurrency rose, a handful of Brazilian roleplay servers put in sustained runs, and several Liga-branded servers changed status sharply.
Average players climbed again and the platform hit its highest peak in 42 days, with Brazil taking a noticeably larger share.
Platform-level activity was ordinary, but a handful of very small servers jumped into top lists and one Brazilian room leapt tens of thousands of places.