The Thug thug kill feed script gives your FiveM server a clean, professional on-screen feed that reports eliminations the moment they happen. Players instantly see who took down whom, with the weapon used and other useful context presented in a tidy, unobtrusive interface.
Designed with combat-focused and roleplay servers in mind, this second-generation build refines the visuals and reliability of the original. The feed keeps the action readable during chaotic fights while staying subtle enough to avoid cluttering the screen or distracting from the roleplay.
Features of the thug kill feed script
This resource balances clear information with a modern, lightweight presentation that fits any UI style.
- Real-time notifications showing killer, victim, and weapon.
- Optional distance display for long-range engagements.
- Clean, customizable styling to match your server branding.
- Configurable position, duration, and stacking behavior.
- Efficient client-side rendering with minimal performance impact.
Ideal Server Types
A well-built feed adds clarity and excitement to a wide range of communities and game modes.
- Combat and gang war servers tracking intense firefights.
- Roleplay cities that want tasteful, low-key kill alerts.
- Deathmatch or arena modes needing constant score feedback.
- Event servers running tournaments and organized battles.
- Training grounds where players review their engagements.
Setup is fast and approachable, with a standard resource folder and a fully commented configuration that lets you adjust the look in minutes. The script is framework-independent, so ESX, QBCore, and standalone servers can drop it in without extra dependencies or conflicts.
Because the feed reads from standard death events, it works reliably across weapons and scenarios without custom patching. You can tune visibility and styling to suit either an arcade-style shooter or a grounded roleplay environment with equal ease.
Even during large-scale fights, the interface remains crisp and performance-friendly, keeping frame rates steady while information flows smoothly. It is a simple quality-of-life upgrade that instantly makes combat feel more polished and readable.
Explore more resources like this in our scripts collection, and check related interface tools in the hud-scripts category.
The finish holds up under real use, with the details players actually notice handled properly from every angle, which is exactly what separates a polished, premium addition from a rushed conversion that lets a server down the moment someone looks closely.
