In a Deathmatch, players play a fast-paced game focused on defeating opponents and showing off their talents. Zombie Mode adds an exciting game with undead enemies that challenge players to survive as they battle the waves of zombies. Gun Game provides an interesting progression system that lets players progress through different weapons while they kill their enemies.

The variety of modes available makes sure that there’s something for all players, drawing many players as well as keeping the servers active. It also adds replay value since players can change modes in order to keep the experience interesting. Have fun with your server – it is sure to be fun! 

Deathmatch & Zombie Mode & Gungame Server V2 [PvP Server]

Package Description :

• Gungame Mode
• Arcade damage mode
• Zombie mode
• Recoil Mode
• FFA/Only mods
• Duel Mods
• Private Arenas
• Private World Systems
• Private Clothes

Server Language : English

Requirement for Set Up:

• Window VPS(RDP)

Installation of the FiveM server

Windows

You need:

1. Visual C++ Redistributable 2019 or newer.
2. Git to assure a correct installation.

1.Create a new directory folder (for example D:\FXServer\server), this will be used for the server binaries.

2.Download the current recommended master branch build for Windows from the artifacts server.

3.Extract the build into the directory previously created.
3b. Use any archiving tool (such as WinRAR or 7-Zip).

4.Clone cfx-server-data in a new folder outside of your server binaries folder, for example, D:\FXServer\server-data.
4b. git clone https://github.com/citizenfx/cfx-server-data.git server-data

5.Make a server.cfg file in your server-data folder (copy the example server.cfg file below into that file).

6.Set the license key in your server.cfg using sv_licenseKey "licenseKeyGoesHere".

7.Run the server from the server-data folder. For example, in a plain Windows command prompt (cmd.exe) window:cd /d D:\FXServer\server-data D:\FXServer\server\FXServer.exe +exec server.cfg (the /d flag is only needed when changing directory to somewhere on a different drive)