District 99 vs Neon Roleplay — FiveM server comparison
District 99 is the higher-ranked server of the two, sitting at #1 against #7 for Neon Roleplay, on a gap of 3,487 upvote power. It also had more players online at the last check (906 vs 62). They advertise different tags, so they are chasing different audiences.
- Upvote power
- 9,022
- Players online
- 906/2048
- Capacity used
- 44%
- Slots
- 2048
- District 99
- D99
- vrp
- Upvote power
- 5,535
- Players online
- 62/200
- Capacity used
- 31%
- Slots
- 200
- roleplay
- gangs
- drugs
- serious
- rp
| Metric | District 99 | Neon Roleplay |
|---|---|---|
| List rank | #1 | #7 |
| Upvote power | 9,022 | 5,535 |
| Players online | 906 | 62 |
| Server slots | 2048 | 200 |
| Capacity used | 44% | 31% |
| Region | en-US | en-US |
| Game mode | Roleplay RP | Freeroam |
What decides this matchup
The FiveM server list is ordered by upvote power, not by player count. That is why District 99 appears first even though the live player numbers are also in its favour. A server with a smaller community but more upvotes will still be discovered by more players, because it is the one sitting on page one.
The distance between these two is 3,487 upvotes. That is the concrete number a third server would need to make up to slot in between them.
Population and capacity
District 99 runs 2048 slots and was 44% full; Neon Roleplay runs 200 slots at 31%. Capacity matters as much as raw player count — a busy 64-slot server feels fuller than a half-empty 512-slot one, and queue times are what players actually notice.
Both target en-US, so they draw from the same regional player pool.
District 99 vs Neon Roleplay — frequently asked questions
- Is District 99 or Neon Roleplay the bigger FiveM server?
- District 99 ranks higher at #1, driven by 9,022 upvote power against 5,535. On live players, District 99 was ahead at our last check with 906 online.
- How many players do District 99 and Neon Roleplay have?
- District 99 had 906 of 2048 slots filled (44% capacity) and Neon Roleplay had 62 of 200 (31%). We re-check both twice a day from the official Cfx.re server list.
- Do District 99 and Neon Roleplay play the same way?
- Their published tags do not overlap, so they are aimed at different kinds of players.
- How does a server pass District 99 on the list?
- The Cfx.re list is ordered by upvote power, so the gap between these two is 3,487 upvotes. FiveM Upvotes delivers upvotes to your own server so it climbs past servers at this level — see the pricing page for the package sizes.
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