byNounours CyberQG FiveM MLO Guide for Gang and Criminal Builds

This byNounours CyberQG FiveM MLO guide helps server owners choose the right gang and criminal interior from this set and explains what each build brings to a live roleplay map. The CyberQG cyberpunk hideout leads the list, followed by street blocks, a harbor vessel, gang houses, a clubhouse and a car meet lot. Each entry says what the build is, who it suits and why it matters on a server.

All twelve builds in this byNounours CyberQG FiveM MLO guide sit in the Gang & Criminal MLOs collection on FiveM Shops, so you can compare them side by side. Choosing by theme keeps your map coherent, since a neon base for hackers, a worn Chicago-style block for territory fights and a harbor for smuggling storylines all need different layouts. Browse the Gang & Criminal MLOs collection, then use the table at the end to shortlist.

byNounours CyberQG FiveM MLO Options for Gang Roleplay

byNounours | CyberQG

The byNounours | CyberQG is a neon-soaked criminal headquarters for gangs, hackers and syndicates. It is built as a standalone map, so it drops into an existing city without rebuilding the rest of your world. Its futuristic look stands apart from the usual gritty warehouses.

Best for: cyberpunk crews and tech-focused criminal groups that need a base with personality. It also suits servers that want a high-tech lair beside older, grittier locations.

PoloMaps 63rd St Lawrence

The PoloMaps 63rd St Lawrence adds a gritty Chicago-style street corner with worn storefronts, apartment stoops and a lived-in block. It is a standalone build that merges into an existing city, so civilians, crews and police share the same stage. Every surface is dressed to match the setting.

Best for: street-level gang stories and territory disputes. It also gives everyday civilian scenes a believable neighborhood backdrop.

PoloMaps Essex Inspired Chicago Hood

The PoloMaps Essex Inspired Chicago Hood is a full block rather than a single building. Run-down streets, broken pavements and boarded windows create a tense, territorial mood. Players can claim corners, stash goods and stage confrontations across the whole neighborhood.

Best for: crews who want a whole neighborhood to fight over. It also suits a server that wants a rougher setting where people scrape a living.

Gang Map On A Surface

The Gang Map On A Surface turns an open outdoor surface into claimed turf. Cover, graffiti tags, makeshift seating and scattered props give the space the look of somebody's territory. The design keeps the area open enough for factions to move in and contest it.

Best for: factions that need a turf map rather than an interior. It also works for staged turf wars and open-air gang meetups.

Coke Tugboat

The Coke Tugboat turns a weathered harbor vessel into a floating drug operation. Processing rooms, packing stations and crew quarters sit below the wheelhouse, with a hidden hold for stashing product. Rusted bulkheads and oil drums give the grimy, lived-in feel of a smuggling front among the docks.

Best for: cartel and smuggling storylines that need a base far from police patrols. It also suits harbor scenes where crews work out of sight.

Marabunta Interior

The Marabunta Interior is a gang hangout packed with street-level detail. Custom textures, layered ambient lighting and clean collision keep scenes smooth, and the atmosphere is deliberate from the first step inside. The listing is aimed at players who notice small details.

Best for: Marabunta-themed scenes and crews that need a ready hangout. It also works as a meeting room for a gang storyline.

Gang House 3

The Gang House 3 is the third gang house design in its range, with an enclosed yard and a defensible layout. Custom textures, layered lighting and clean collision keep close-up scenes looking sharp. The yard gives a crew a clear perimeter to hold.

Best for: crews that need a home base with one controlled entrance. It also suits smaller crews that want one house rather than a full block.

Grimzy | Vespucci Canals MC Clubhouse

The Grimzy | Vespucci Canals MC Clubhouse turns a Vespucci canals building into a motorcycle club headquarters framed by water and neon. The layout offers believable spots for meetings and ambushes, and the geometry is kept clean so frame rates hold when the scene fills up.

Best for: MC clubs and waterside nightlife storylines. It also works for rival club confrontations near the canals.

O'Blocks Parkway Gardens

The O'Blocks Parkway Gardens turns an empty district into a dense housing project with stairwells, courtyards and corners. Its clean, optimized geometry keeps the block steady when many players gather. The layout guides movement from one corner to the next.

Best for: project-block storylines and dense urban roleplay. It also suits servers that want one location with many small scenes.

Sandy Car Meet

The Sandy Car Meet transforms a quiet stretch of Sandy Shores into a gathering ground for car culture. Its open lot and surrounding areas are made for builds, organized events and show-offs. It gives automotive communities a permanent home base that feels lived in when players arrive.

Best for: car meets, show nights and organized community events. It also suits crews that want a regular hangout outside the city.

Street Nerd South Central East Side

The Street Nerd South Central East Side is a detailed East Side block with interiors, alleys, corner spots and layered urban cover. Rooms and props are placed by hand, so the space feels lived in rather than like an empty shell. The listing balances visual detail with stability for live servers.

Best for: South Central style roleplay that needs interiors and alleys on one block. It also works for turf scenes that move between buildings.

Del Perro Clubhouse

The Del Perro Clubhouse adds a fully modeled clubhouse interior at the Del Perro seafront. Every room is designed to feel like part of the living world, not a shell dropped onto the map. It is ready for immersive roleplay as soon as it finishes loading.

Best for: private clubs and social groups that need a meeting place. It also suits seafront storylines that start inside a clubhouse.

The table lists every build in this guide with its category and best use. Use it as a shortlist before you open the product pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the byNounours CyberQG FiveM MLO work with QBCore?

The description does not name a framework, so check the product page for framework details before you install. The CyberQG hideout is described as a standalone map, which is a useful starting point for that check but does not settle the question.

Which build should a new gang start with?

Start with a compact location such as Gang House 3 or Gang Map On A Surface, so crews can learn the space first. Larger blocks like the Chicago hood or Parkway Gardens need more planning for territory rules.

Can these builds also host car meets and clubs?

Yes, the set includes Sandy Car Meet for car culture and Del Perro Clubhouse for social groups. Check each product page to confirm what the build includes before you plan a scene.

Pick the cover build first, the byNounours CyberQG FiveM MLO, then fill out your map with the rest of the set. Browse the Gang & Criminal MLOs collection on FiveM Shops for more options, and keep the table handy when you plan your next install.