Everything you can queue

Everyone against everyone, instant respawn, first to 30.

Pistols only, first to 25. Nowhere to hide behind a rifle.

Bolt action only, first to 15, and a respawn you have to wait out.

Melee only, first to 20. Loud, stupid, and the best warmup on the server.

Red against blue, instant respawn, first team to 50.

Full squads, same rules, first team to 60.

Round-based elimination with no respawn inside a round. The only place ELO moves.

A twelve-weapon ladder. Every kill promotes you and a knife kill demotes your victim. First to kill with the last weapon takes it.

Hold the circle to score. A contested circle pays nobody, and the hill moves every ninety seconds.

Best of nine, ninety-second rounds, one hit is out. Fully scripted, so no GTA damage is ever applied and desync cannot decide a round.

Two to a Caddy. The driver drives and the passenger shoots, exactly as stupid as it sounds.

Four to a van. One driver, three guns, one very bad idea.

One car each and no guns. Last car still moving takes the round.

One life on Cayo Perico. Everyone lands unarmed, weapons come only from marked timed airdrops, and the ring closes in four phases.

Pick a base mode, an arena, a score target, a time limit, max health and the respawn delay, then hand out the link.

The neighbourhood. Close streets, back lots, and nowhere with a long view.

The graveyard in snow. The North Yankton map is loaded for that world and for nobody else.

The cult camp on the mountain. Huts, fences, and one road down.

The mill above Paleto. Stacked timber, two levels, and a long yard to cross.

One of the four sites, drawn when the run starts.

One target at a time in a random position. Speed and precision.

A single strafing target. Hold the crosshair on it.

Six targets at once. Target switching under pressure.

Static targets at 50, 70, 90 or 120 metres, with a personal best kept per distance.

Close moving targets, and you move too. It reports how many hits landed while you were actually moving.