Holding ground should matter

In a lot of gang scripts a captured zone is just a colour on the map. Here it is a business. The longer your crew keeps a zone, the more respect it earns, and respect turns into more armed NPCs guarding it and a bigger daily payout. Rivals have every reason to take it from you.

The four kinds of ground

| Zone | What it gives your crew |
|---|---|
| Weed plantation | Product to grow, with an upgrade for faster growth |
| Laundering room | A place to clean dirty money |
| Dealing spot | Drug sales, with an upgrade for better selling |
| Cash zone | Straight income |

Each zone has its own locks and upgrades.

How a crew loses it

War. A rival gang declares war, and both sides get a preparation window before it begins. Use it to gather members and gear.

A raid. Your safe house holds your cash. Rivals who break in leave with a share of the safe, and police can raid it too, so your officers finally have a reason to investigate gangs.

Events. Harbour crate and boat drops pull every crew to the docks.

Spending the profit

Earnings go into upgrades for the garage, the warehouse, the weed growth rate and drug selling. Those upgrades only pay off while the ground stays yours.

Behind the scenes

Bosses and members get a gang screen for members, ranks, economics and logs. Admins get their own screen for creating gangs and zones, so nothing needs a file edit. Event times are set in a config file.

Compatibility

ESX or QBCore, a target system, and one of several supported inventories. Recruitment zones rely on a bodyguard resource that this seller lists on its own page.