Vice City Multiplayer - (VCMP)

Vice City: Multiplayer is an unofficial multiplayer modification to the PC version of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, a game developed by Rockstar North and released in 2003. The aim of VC:MP is to integrate rich and entertaining multiplayer capabilities into the original game.

This is Vice City: Multiplayer.
A FREE multi-player modification for GTA: Vice City
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An interactive world.

Vice City Multiplayer is a modification for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City that allows players from around the world to join together and play Vice City in whatever style they like.
As many as 100 players can join a single server, and any player is welcome to start their own server with their own rules and gameplay. From race to deathmatch to roleplay, VC:MP lets you do it.

An extensible mod.

Not only does VC:MP add multiplayer functionality, it offers server owners a large degree of control over how their server's world looks and acts.
Tired of vanilla Vice City? Throw in a highway! Add your own weapon pickups or delete buildings and put HD versions in their place.

Smooth and stable.

VC:MP offers sync that is more refined than other GTA multiplayers and has been tried and tested by our community. Vehicles drive smoothly with less warp and combat is less confusing.
The client is also highly stable with various testing phases having ironed out many bugs, and crashes, should they occur, are recoverable in many cases.


Summary of Features:

Multiplayer Gameplay:

Years of modification to build a great multiplayer experience.
Most single-player features are supported in multiplayer.
Comes with a server browser connected to a masterlist for finding games quickly.

Extensibility:

Support for custom objects, map icons, weapons and radios.
Customizable weapon stats and vehicle handling.
Servers can be extended with plugins to provide more resources for scripters.
Players can configure their multiplayer's appearance.
Added a configurable windowed mode.
For servers that allow it, added the ability to run more than one instance of the game.
Support for server keybinds, sprites, and textdraws.

Stabiity:

Extended periods of testing to prevent crashes and bugs.
Support for both retail (v1.0) and Steam games.
Anticheat on the server to prevent hacking.

Smoothness:

Accurate sync that reduces the effects of latency.
Interpolation of player movements to smooth out jitter.
Changes the behavior of the game to use less CPU when idle.
Vehicles are less slippery when riding on top of them.
Actions such as vehicle surfing and animations are synced.

Servers:

Lightweight server core that demands few resources.
Wide range of control over what players can or must do and when.

death1234567

Probably the second best game (after Portal) ever made. Every GTA game should be set in the 1980's.

I'll have a server up and running friday (or tomorrow if there is demand) for the weekend. If anybody wants to drop by for an ass whooping or some stunting around.

Server name: MTA 0.5 NoName Server [gulk.tk]

Duggy747

Been nearly a year since you posted this thread, was there any notable updates since then?

Never played VCMP but spent a massive amount of time on San Andreas MP, that had some insanely fun mini-game servers like destruction derbys in the sky and zombie games.

Yeah, custom vehicles & some other minor things involving scripting via Squirrel language