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Rush Hour Roleplay 2.0

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Server at a glance

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Ping · Moscow—
Version1.0.0.33864
In the catalog sinceSeptember 27, 2026
Last reply
Wipe—
Onlinepeak 73average 27
−24 h−18−12−6now
Moscow time (MSK)

About the server

The FiveM server Rush Hour Roleplay 2.0 appeared in the catalog on September 27, 2026. In the first days of monitoring, the peak player count reached 94 with an average of 36 players online. The server has 150 slots. Judging by the name, the project is whitelisted, streamer friendly, and focused on a realistic economy, civilian-owned businesses, and active PD, DOJ, and EMS. The admins say the server is whitelisted and streamer friendly.

Rush Hour Roleplay 2.0 player count by hour

According to monitoring measurements, the busiest hours are from 23:00 to 02:00 UTC, when the average player count is 84. During that window, the Rush Hour Roleplay 2.0 player count stays at its highest for the day. The quietest hours are from 09:00 to 12:00 UTC, when the average drops to 6 players. The gap between peak and lull is noticeable, so the picture depends heavily on the time of day.

How to connect to Rush Hour Roleplay 2.0

To join, press F8 in FiveM and type connect followed by the address. The name Rush Hour Roleplay 2.0 points to a second version of the roleplay project. An average of 36 players with a peak of 94 shows that the audience gathers unevenly. In the first days of monitoring, no statistics on wipes or other events have been collected.

This description was compiled automatically from monitoring data and the server admins' own words. The owner can replace it with their own.

Technical details — for administrators
Address
hidden by the owner
Connect
cfx.re/join/jg3d7m
Data source
Cfx.re public server list, refreshed every 5 min
Version
1.0.0.33864
Players per the list
4
keywords
roleplay

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