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Nano Spy System

Deployable spy cameras, bugs and surveillance tools for police and criminals — ESX and QBCore

$8.99
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Intel wins wars, and a spy system gives both sides of the law the tools to gather it. Nano Spy System lets players plant deployable cameras and listening bugs, then watch and record from a hidden feed — perfect for detectives building a case, or criminals casing a target before the big score. It adds a whole layer of covert, cat-and-mouse roleplay to your city.

What the spy system offers

  • Deployable spy cameras placed discreetly around the world.
  • Listening bugs to capture audio from a location.
  • A hidden monitoring feed to watch and record placed devices.
  • Devices that can be discovered and removed by the other side.
  • Item-based tools so surveillance gear is earned and carried.

Why covert tools deepen play

  • Detectives build real cases through observation and evidence.
  • Criminals scout targets and rivals before making a move.
  • Gang and turf intrigue gains a whole espionage dimension.
  • Discovering a planted bug becomes a dramatic scene in itself.
  • It rewards patience and planning over brute force.

Clean and configurable

  • Built for ESX and QBCore with inventory integration for devices.
  • Configurable device types, ranges and permissions in open files.
  • Ties into your police evidence and criminal systems.
  • Optimized so active surveillance stays light on performance.

The most memorable roleplay often comes from the quiet, plotting scenes rather than the loud ones, and a spy system fuels exactly that kind of intrigue. Whether it is a detective watching a suspect or a crew planning a heist, covert surveillance adds a tense, strategic layer that a surprising number of your players will gravitate toward.

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The quiet, plotting scenes are often the most memorable a server produces, and a covert surveillance layer fuels exactly that kind of tense, strategic intrigue for detectives and criminals alike.

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