Legion Killfeed Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What happens when Nitrado logs are delayed or a required log setting is disabled?

Answer: The affected feature can be delayed or missing because Legion has no reliable source record to process. Fix the required Nitrado logging/settings first; the bot cannot reconstruct events that were never made available.

Question: Does Legion show the same location detail to public players and staff?

Answer: It does not have to. Feed routing, staff-only channels and location controls let owners keep detailed moderation information private while using less precise output in public channels.

Question: Do the DayZ reference pages edit my server?

Answer: No. They explain files, events, items, structures and classnames. Use the relevant editor or server file for the actual change, then validate the result before upload.

Question: Does Legion store my payment-card details?

Answer: No. Payments are handled by the payment provider. Legion does not directly charge or store payment-card details.

Question: What happens to Discord-related data when the bot is removed?

Answer: The service is designed to remove associated Discord data when the bot is removed from a server and to purge missing Discord IDs. Data-removal requests can also be made through the contact/support process.

Question: Which DayZ platforms is Legion built for?

Answer: Legion Killfeed is for Nitrado-hosted DayZ console communities on Xbox and PlayStation. It is not a CFTools-dependent PC killfeed adapted after the fact.

Question: The bot is not responding properly. What should I check first?

Answer: Check the basics first: bot permissions in Discord, whether you used the right Nitrado token, whether the DayZ service is actually linked, whether the required Nitrado logging settings are enabled, and whether the feed channels were created or assigned. Most issues trace back to one of those.

Question: Does Legion include a ticket system?

Answer: Yes. Legion has a built-in ticket system with configurable panel text, welcome messages, embed styling, colors, and refresh options - you can set it up to match your server.

Question: Why does DisableMultiAccountMitigation matter?

Answer: If that Nitrado setting is enabled, it blocks part of the device-level signal Legion uses for account association. Turning it off lets Legion get better data for alt review.

Question: Can I brand the outputs for my own server?

Answer: Yes. You can set custom logo URLs, embed colors, role assignments, and ticket styling to make the output match your server's branding.

Question: What does the Code Reducer do?

Answer: Reduce repeated DayZ code blocks and clean pasted XML or JSON faster when preparing server file changes. Open the Code Reducer

Question: What does the Time Multiplier Calculator do?

Answer: Calculate DayZ day and night multipliers with clock-based input and copy the exact time acceleration values you need for your server. Open the Time Calculator

Question: How do I set up a no-name Nitrado DayZ server?

Answer: Setting up a no-name server lets you run a private or unlisted DayZ service on Nitrado. Watch the no-name server guide

Question: What is the bot logs channel in Legion?

Answer: The bot logs channel records internal Legion activity - setup actions, setting changes, and system events - so staff can audit what the bot has done.

Question: Where is the DayZ item search tool?

Answer: The item search is at killfeed.co/dayz/search - classnames, attachments, recipes, crafting references, and browse-by-category data are all in one place. Completely free.

Question: How do I contact support for Legion Killfeed?

Answer: If you need assistance with Legion Killfeed, you can reach out through the Discord server. Use the ticket system so your issue can be tracked properly and support can help with the correct account, server, or setup details.

Question: How do I subscribe to Legion Killfeed?

Answer: Legion Killfeed is subscription-based. Visit the website or Ko-Fi subscription page, subscribe, link Ko-Fi to Discord, join the Legion Discord, invite the bot, then follow the setup flow to activate your server.

Question: Can I use Legion Killfeed on multiple servers with a single subscription?

Answer: Yes, Legion Killfeed supports multiple servers on a single subscription. Check the subscription details on the website for the current server limits, setup requirements, and multi-server support.

Question: Is there a community around Legion Killfeed?

Answer: Yes, Legion Killfeed has an active community of DayZ server owners, admins, and players. You can join the community through the Discord server, where you can request support, share tips, request features, and get help from other users.

Question: How do I get started with Legion Killfeed?

Answer: To get started with Legion Killfeed, visit the website, choose a subscription plan, join the Discord, link Ko-Fi to Discord, invite the bot, and follow the setup instructions. You can start at Legion Killfeed.

Question: What is the correct first-time setup order?

Answer: Join the Legion Killfeed support Discord, link Ko-fi to that same Discord account, subscribe, add Legion to the Discord server, create a Nitrado long-life token with service access, run /setup token, then run /setup channels if you want Legion to create and assign the standard feed structure.

Question: What is the difference between /setup token, /setup assign discord and /setup activate?

Answer: /setup token validates the Nitrado access and discovers supported services. /setup assign discord stores which Discord server owns the service controls. /setup activate enables an allowed service only when the token and Discord assignment are both valid.

Question: Do I need to run /setup channels again when reactivating an existing server?

Answer: No. For an existing setup, restore the token, assign the Discord and activate the server. /setup channels is for creating/assigning the channel layout; it is not required just to reactivate a server that already has the channels you want.

Question: Why can a server disappear from Legion command choices after deactivation?

Answer: A deactivation clears the Discord assignment. That prevents commands from continuing to target a service whose connection is no longer valid. Restore the token and Discord assignment, then activate it again.

Question: Why does the Nitrado token need to belong to the correct account and service?

Answer: Legion can only read logs, inspect settings or perform permitted server actions on services exposed by the token. A token from the wrong account, an invalid token or a revoked token cannot be used to control the intended DayZ server.

Question: Can I use my existing Discord channels instead of the auto-created layout?

Answer: Yes. The standard channel setup is a convenience, not a requirement that every community use identical channels forever. Assign the supported feeds and features to the channels that fit your server and staff workflow.

Question: Can a Base Radar owner manage access without getting full server moderation permissions?

Answer: Yes. The owner-side workflow can manage the role that grants access to the radar channel and the gamertags ignored by that radar without granting server-wide enforcement controls.

Question: Why do Discord roles and permissions matter for moderation commands?

Answer: Some commands can change live server files, bans or other protected settings. Legion uses membership, roles and permissions so player-facing commands do not receive the same authority as staff administration.

Question: Why does a player link their Discord account to a DayZ gamertag?

Answer: Linking lets Legion connect the Discord user to the DayZ player record used by stats, economy, bounties and other player-facing systems instead of treating the Discord account and gamertag as unrelated identities.

Question: Why do linked accounts matter for player-specific permissions and commands?

Answer: A linked identity gives Legion a reliable way to map the Discord member using a command to the DayZ player record that the server-side feature is meant to read or change.

Question: Are the website DayZ tools part of the paid Legion membership?

Answer: No. The website editors, generators, validators and references are free to use. The paid membership is for the Legion Killfeed Discord service.

Question: How many servers can one Legion membership cover?

Answer: The public Legion membership covers up to 10 DayZ console servers on one Nitrado account, subject to the current membership terms shown on the membership page.

Question: Do higher Ko-fi tiers unlock different Legion features?

Answer: No. The higher payment options are optional support tiers rather than feature gates. Check the live membership page for current pricing and terms.

Question: Why must the subscriber remain in the Legion Killfeed support Discord?

Answer: The Premium entitlement is tied to the linked Discord account and the role in the Legion support server. Leaving that server breaks the membership state Legion uses to verify active access.

Question: How do I cancel a Legion subscription?

Answer: Manage the recurring subscription through Ko-fi. Leaving a Discord server or removing the bot does not cancel billing by itself.

Question: Where do I get setup or troubleshooting help?

Answer: Use the Legion Killfeed support Discord and its ticket/support channels. The setup page, command reference, feature pages and videos are also there so common configuration work does not depend on guessing.

Question: Why does Legion Killfeed ask for strong Discord permissions when joining?

Answer: It needs those permissions to create your channel structure, send embeds, manage the setup flow, and keep staff channels separate from public ones. Without them, setup either breaks mid-process or falls back to you doing everything manually.

Question: Where can I find Legion setup videos and tool walkthroughs?

Answer: Use the Media page for Legion setup walkthroughs, DayZ tool demos, Discord bot setup help, and related videos. Music releases remain on the Audio page.

Question: Does Legion create the channels for me?

Answer: Yes. Run /setup channels and Legion will create the feed categories and channels for you - you don't have to build them manually.

Question: What feeds does Legion create during setup?

Answer: The auto-setup creates a full console DayZ layout: killfeed, hitfeed, PVE feed, leaderboards, bank, games, connects, build feed, glitch logs, bot logs, status feeds, and an online count voice channel. You can add radars, bounties, map outputs, and anything else after the initial setup.

Question: What kind of Nitrado token do I need?

Answer: You need a service-scoped Nitrado token tied to the specific DayZ service you're setting up. Don't use a broad account-level token - create one scoped to the service only.

Question: Which Nitrado settings need to be correct?

Answer: Legion checks your Nitrado service for the logging settings it depends on: admin logs, player list logging, build logging, and placement logging. If those aren't enabled, feeds and tracking will look broken even if everything else in Discord is configured correctly.

Question: Do players need to link their Discord account to their DayZ identity?

Answer: For economy, stats, and player-specific features, yes. Linking ties their Discord account to their DayZ identity so Legion can attach the right data to the right person instead of everything being anonymous.

Question: Why does Ko-fi and Discord linking matter for access?

Answer: The membership system works by matching your Ko-fi payment to your Discord account. If they're not linked correctly, Legion can't tell who should have access - that's why it matters.

Question: Can Legion change the Nitrado settings for me?

Answer: Yes. During setup, Legion can push the required Nitrado settings through the API and restart the service if needed so the changes actually take effect.

Question: How does pricing work?

Answer: Memberships are handled through Ko-fi. The public tier starts at $5.50 a month and covers up to 10 servers on one Nitrado account. Higher amounts are optional support - they don't unlock different bot features. Check the Ko-fi page for the current tier article since that's always up to date.

Question: Do I need a Discord account to sign in to the website?

Answer: Yes. Legion Killfeed uses Discord OAuth for secure authentication. You'll be redirected to Discord to authorise access. Sign in

Question: How do I invite the Legion Killfeed bot to my Discord server?

Answer: Use the invite link from the membership page after completing your Ko-fi subscription and linking your Discord account.

Question: What is a Nitrado service token?

Answer: A Nitrado service token is an API key scoped to a specific DayZ service on your Nitrado account. You create it in Nitrado and give it to Legion during setup - it's how Legion gets permission to read and write your server's settings and logs.

Question: What is a killfeed in DayZ?

Answer: A killfeed tracks and displays player kills, deaths, and other significant in-game events as close to real-time as Nitrado allows. Killfeeds are commonly used on DayZ servers to give players and admins clear information about combat-related activity.

Question: Why should I use a killfeed for my DayZ server?

Answer: Using a killfeed like Legion Killfeed improves player experience, server transparency, and admin oversight. It helps administrators monitor in-game activity while allowing players to track kills, deaths, performance, and major server events.

Question: How does Legion Killfeed differ from other killfeeds?

Answer: Legion Killfeed, available through the official site, is built specifically for DayZ console servers and integrates directly with Discord. It offers semi-real-time feeds, visual PVP and PVE data, stats, leaderboards, heatmaps, base radars, ticket tools, server tools, automation, economy features, and broad customization without feature paywalls.

Question: Can I customize the events tracked by Legion Killfeed?

Answer: Yes, Legion Killfeed is highly customizable. You can configure tracked events, feed channels, embed colours, server branding, logos, economy settings, bounty settings, alerts, and other server-specific options.

Question: How do I set up Legion Killfeed on my DayZ server?

Answer: Setting up Legion Killfeed is straightforward. After subscribing, link Ko-Fi to Discord, join the Legion Discord, invite the bot, then follow the setup flow. Legion detects your subscription role, activates your commands, and provides setup instructions. Most setup is handled through two main commands, with the bot doing most of the channel and permission work.

Question: Can I use Legion Killfeed with other DayZ bots and tools?

Answer: Yes, Legion Killfeed can run alongside other DayZ bots and Discord tools. Legion cannot affect another bot, and another bot cannot affect Legion.

Question: Does Legion Killfeed affect server performance?

Answer: No, Legion Killfeed handles the workload bot-side. Current live performance shows Legion processing all active servers at 100% completion while also handling roughly:
• 8,688 Discord messages per hour
• 145 Discord messages per minute
• 2.4 Discord messages per second
• 69 commands per hour
• 1.1 commands per minute
• 77,466 player records per hour
• 1,291 player records per minute
• 21.5 player records per second
Across the active server load, that averages to roughly:
• 134 Discord messages per server per hour
• 2.2 Discord messages per server per minute
• 1,192 player records per server per hour
• 19.9 player records per server per minute
That is why “performance” claims from other killfeeds usually fall apart when the numbers are actually shown.

Question: How often does Legion Killfeed update its features?

Answer: Legion Killfeed is actively updated with new features, fixes, website improvements, and community-requested changes. Soul works on the bot and website constantly, with updates released as needed instead of waiting for slow update cycles.

Question: What are the benefits of using Legion Killfeed over other tools?

Answer: Legion Killfeed gives DayZ console server owners a large feature set without feature paywalls, including semi-real-time killfeeds, PVP and PVE feeds, stats, leaderboards, heatmaps, base radars, ticket tools, server tools, economy features, automation, and Discord integration. Its reliability, customization, and value make it a strong choice for serious DayZ server administrators.

Question: How does Legion Killfeed integrate with Discord?

Answer: Legion Killfeed integrates with Discord by sending semi-real-time DayZ server updates directly to your configured channels. This allows players and admins to follow kills, deaths, PVP, PVE, server activity, stats, alerts, and other configured events without needing to be logged into the game.

Question: What does Legion Killfeed actually connect?

Answer: Legion connects a Discord community to Nitrado-hosted DayZ console services. The Nitrado token gives Legion access to the service data it needs, Discord provides the control and presentation layer, and Legion processes the available DayZ logs into feeds, stats, moderation records and other configured features.

Question: Why are Legion feeds described as semi-real-time instead of instant?

Answer: The feeds depend on Nitrado making the source log data available. Legion can process and post a supported event as soon as the record reaches it, but it cannot publish an event before the source service exposes that data.

Question: What is the practical difference between Killfeed, PVE Feed and Hit Feed?

Answer: Killfeed is for player-versus-player kill events, PVE Feed keeps animal, environmental and other non-PVP deaths out of the main PVP stream, and Hit Feed records damage events that can be useful for staff review even when no kill occurs.

Question: Why keep Connect, Unconscious, Build, Flag, Glitch and Teleport activity in separate feeds?

Answer: Those records answer different admin questions. Separate routing keeps routine joins, construction history, watched-item activity, territory changes and generated movement from burying combat or moderation information in one noisy channel.

Question: Can exact player locations be hidden while the feed still works?

Answer: Yes. Location presentation can be configured for the relevant features so a community can use full, approximate or hidden location output instead of exposing exact coordinates everywhere.

Question: Can a PVE server still have PVP zones?

Answer: Yes. Zone/radar rules can represent protected PVE areas, designated PVP areas, trader protection, faction territory or other named map regions instead of forcing one rule across the entire map.

Question: What happens to player statistics after a killfeed message scrolls away?

Answer: The supported statistics are stored on player records, which is why Legion can provide player profiles, ranks and leaderboards instead of being only a transient feed.

Question: How do bounties connect to the killfeed and economy?

Answer: A bounty is stored against a target in the player economy. When the configured kill conditions are satisfied, Legion can pay the bounty to the killer and clear the target record through the same linked player system.

Question: What is Legion Killfeed?

Answer: Legion Killfeed is a DayZ Discord bot built for Xbox and PlayStation servers on Nitrado. It handles killfeeds, hitfeeds, player stats, leaderboards, radars, heatmaps, alt detection, tickets, economy systems, scheduled tasks, and a set of free web tools for DayZ server admin work - all in one place.

Question: Is there a video guide for setting up Legion Killfeed?

Answer: Yes. The full Legion setup walkthrough is on the site. Watch the setup guide or find all guides on the Media page.

Question: What slash commands does Legion Killfeed have?

Answer: Legion has commands for setup, moderation, economy, alerts, tracking, and server management. Browse the full list on the commands page

Question: Does Legion have a status channel for my DayZ server?

Answer: Yes. Legion can post a live status embed that shows your server's current state - online, offline, player count, and related info - in a dedicated channel.

Question: Does Legion track player connects and disconnects?

Answer: Yes. Legion posts connect and disconnect events to their own feed channel so you always know who's joining or leaving your server.

Question: Does Legion have an online player count voice channel?

Answer: Yes. The auto-setup creates a voice channel that shows the live online player count for your DayZ server - no extra config needed.

Question: Does Legion have a glitch log channel?

Answer: Yes. The setup creates a glitch log channel so unusual player behaviour - skywalking, undermap swimming, and similar events - surfaces in a dedicated staff channel.

Question: Where can I learn more about Legion Killfeed's features and history?

Answer: The about page covers what Legion does, how its console DayZ tooling works, and why Xbox and PlayStation server owners use it.

Question: What is Legion Killfeed built on and who made it?

Answer: Legion Killfeed was built by Soul, a self-taught developer, and runs on its own Discord, Nitrado, database, and web stack. It was founded in 2020. More on the about page

Question: What does a Base Radar actually do?

Answer: A Base Radar is a named circular or polygon map area. Legion checks supported player or event positions against that stored zone and can report entry, build/dismantle, kill, death and logout/disconnect-style activity according to the zone configuration.

Question: Does creating a Base Radar automatically ban anyone who enters it?

Answer: No. Reporting and enforcement are separate choices. A radar can be alert-only, use whitelists, or enable specific ban conditions when that is what the server rules require.

Question: What is the Base Radar whitelist for?

Answer: It prevents approved gamertags such as owners, faction members, builders, event staff or trusted visitors from being treated as intruders by that particular radar.

Question: Can authorized staff manage bans, whitelists and related server records from Discord?

Answer: Yes. Legion includes moderation and server-management commands so authorized roles can work from Discord instead of opening Nitrado for every supported action.

Question: How do cash and bank balances fit together?

Answer: Cash is the spendable side used by player actions while bank is stored balance that can be deposited to or withdrawn from. Both belong to the linked player economy rather than an unrelated points system.

Question: Does Legion have base radars?

Answer: Yes. Legion has base radar support with configurable shapes, ownership tracking, and dedicated channel outputs for moderation or community visibility.

Question: Can Legion automatically act on skywalkers or undermap swimmers?

Answer: Yes. Legion has built-in enforcement options for skywalkers and undermap swimmers, alongside other moderation triggers you can configure.

Question: Does Legion track base building and construction?

Answer: Yes. Legion has a build feed that logs player construction activity - you can see who's building and where on your server.

Question: Can Legion ban or kick players directly from Discord?

Answer: Yes. Legion supports admin moderation actions - including bans, kicks, and related enforcement - directly from Discord commands without needing to log into Nitrado.

Question: Does Legion have a bank and economy system?

Answer: Yes. Legion includes banking, payouts, rob, work, fish, daily, and gambling commands on top of the core killfeed. Players can earn and spend in-server currency through Discord commands. Use the economy calculator to preview payout settings.

Question: Can Legion filter or alert on specific kill types?

Answer: Yes. Legion supports configurable alert and feed logic so you can surface specific event types - PVP kills, PVE deaths, animal kills, environmental deaths - in separate channels or with different formatting.

Question: What is the difference between a heatmap and a pinmap?

Answer: A heatmap aggregates recorded locations to show activity density. A pinmap shows individual recorded positions. They answer different questions and should not be treated as the same kind of tracking view.

Question: Can alternate gamertags be associated with the same Discord user?

Answer: Yes, where configured. Alternate-account linking lets related DayZ identities be associated with the correct Discord user and player record instead of fragmenting the same person across disconnected records.

Question: What does the economy multiplier calculator change?

Answer: Nothing live. It lets owners preview the payout shape before changing Legion banking settings. After reviewing the numbers, apply the chosen multiplier and related limits through the bot commands.

Question: Do Legion games use a separate fake currency?

Answer: No. Supported games use the same player economy balances, which is why server owners also need sensible maximum bet, maximum win and earning settings.

Question: Does Legion include economy, games, and bounty features?

Answer: Yes. Legion has a full economy system with banking, payouts, player commands, games, and bounty features - it's not just a log viewer.

Question: Does Legion track player stats, ranks, and leaderboards?

Answer: Yes. Legion stores player stats and has leaderboard views so your server data is actually useful over time - not just a live feed that disappears.

Question: Does Legion have alt detection?

Answer: Yes. Legion can connect player records using linked account data and other signals collected from both DayZ and Discord to help identify alts.

Question: Does Legion include heatmaps?

Answer: Yes. Legion has kill, damage, and player location heatmaps so you can see where activity is clustering on your server instead of just reading individual events.

Question: What does the Economy Calculator do?

Answer: Preview and calculate Legion Killfeed economy payouts, banking values, gambling limits, rob, work, fish, daily, build, bounty, and payout settings with custom multipliers. Open the Economy Calculator

Question: Can Legion assign Discord roles based on kills or stats?

Answer: Yes. Legion supports role assignment logic that can be tied to player stats, rank thresholds, or other tracked values so high performers or active players get recognised automatically.

Question: Does Legion require CFTools?

Answer: No. Legion uses its own Discord, Nitrado, database and processing stack. CFTools is not part of the normal setup flow.

Question: What is the difference between types.xml, cfgspawnabletypes.xml and playerSpawnGear?

Answer: types.xml controls portable-item economy entries such as counts and lifetime. cfgspawnabletypes.xml controls attachments and cargo that can appear on spawned items. playerSpawnGear controls the equipment a newly spawning player receives.

Question: Why can valid XML or JSON still fail on a DayZ server?

Answer: Syntax validation only proves the file can be parsed. DayZ can still reject or ignore a wrong classname, unsupported value, bad file relationship, unusable event placement or a setting written in the wrong configuration file.

Question: Why should I copy a classname instead of the in-game display name?

Answer: Server configuration uses exact identifiers. Player-facing names can be translated, formatted or completely different from the classname the XML or JSON expects.

Question: When should I use Compare Files instead of File Validator?

Answer: Use File Validator to find XML/JSON syntax problems. Use Compare Files to see what is missing or changed against the supported reference file. A file can be syntactically valid and still have accidental omissions.

Question: What is the safest workflow for editing a DayZ server file?

Answer: Keep the last working copy, change the smallest required section, validate the complete file, compare it when a reference exists, upload it to the correct location and verify fresh logs or in-game behaviour before making unrelated edits.

Question: What does the RPT Debugger help with?

Answer: It groups noisy repeated RPT messages so recurring classnames and error families are easier to investigate. It points you toward the source problem; it does not repair the server automatically.

Question: Why are scientific-notation values a problem in some DayZ Object Spawner workflows?

Answer: Editor output can contain extremely small values written with e notation. The Code Reducer can expand supported JSON exponent notation to the full decimal value so you can inspect and use cleaner placement data without replacing the number with zero.

Question: What can DayZ Search tell me beyond an item name?

Answer: It can resolve display names and classnames, show the exact item/variant and expose related data such as attachments, ammunition, magazines and other relationships where the reference data supports them.

Question: Can Legion upload, download, or edit DayZ server files?

Answer: Yes. Legion supports direct file work on your DayZ server - cfgGameplay editing, file validation, compare tools, weather config, generator tools, and other admin file tasks. The website also has free tools for a lot of this.

Question: Which website tools are free?

Answer: Most of them. The website has free DayZ item search, file validators, compare tools, editors, calculators, loadout helpers, trader tools, JSON tools, and file utilities. The Discord bot is premium but the website tools are separate.

Question: Is the DayZ search page free to use?

Answer: Yes, completely free. The search page helps you find classnames, attachments, and file references for DayZ items - no account needed.

Question: Does the DayZ search page include the older browse data too?

Answer: Yes. The search page includes the older browse-by-category data, now merged into one searchable section instead of being spread across old builds.

Question: Does the DayZ search page include recipes and crafting references?

Answer: Yes. The search page includes recipes and crafting references backed by the site's recipe data and imported DayZ wiki content - not just a basic search box.

Question: Can Legion automate restarts, base damage windows, or cfgGameplay changes?

Answer: Yes. Legion can handle scheduled restarts, timed base damage windows, and automated cfgGameplay.json edits through its built-in scheduler.

Question: What does the 3D JSON Editor do?

Answer: Edit DayZ 3D JSON object files in-browser with placement controls, structure cleanup, and faster export. Open the 3D JSON Editor

Question: What does the Compare Files tool do?

Answer: Compare DayZ XML files against Bohemia source or your own versions to spot changed lines, missing entries, and update differences faster. Open Compare Files

Question: What does the Configure Gameplay Editor do?

Answer: Adjust DayZ gameplay settings and generate cleaner cfgGameplay values for console server balancing, loot, stamina, and survival tuning. Open the Gameplay Editor

Question: What does the File Validator do?

Answer: Validate DayZ XML and JSON files, catch syntax issues, and check structure before uploading changes to your server. Open the File Validator

Question: Why do my DayZ Editor objects spawn at the wrong position or rotation with e- values in the JSON?

Answer: Moving or rotating items in DayZ Editor can leave very small coordinate or rotation values in scientific notation, such as -2.1354048677882675e-16 in a ypr array. Leaving e- notation in DayZ objectSpawner files can make an object appear at a different position or rotation than expected.

Question: What does the Loadout Generator do?

Answer: Build DayZ spawn gear loadouts and export ready-to-use config output for kits, events, roleplay presets, or custom server spawns. Open the Loadout Generator

Question: What does the JSON Wall Generator do?

Answer: Turn DayZ editor object data into aligned walls, rows, and repeated placement patterns with cleaner JSON output and spacing control. Open the JSON Wall Generator

Question: What does the MapGroupPos Filter do?

Answer: Filter DayZ mapgrouppos data to isolate useful building positions and export cleaner location results faster for your server setup. Open the MapGroupPos Filter

Question: What does the Object Spawner to Teleporter tool do?

Answer: Convert DayZ object spawner exports into teleporter entries faster for travel systems, hubs, and console server map setups. Open the converter

Question: What does the Road Loop Generator do?

Answer: Generate looping DayZ road or object paths and export cleaner placement coordinates for custom builds and map work. Open the Road Loop Generator

Question: What does the RPT Debugger do?

Answer: Inspect DayZ RPT errors faster, surface likely causes, and clean up broken script or config references before uploading to your server. Open the RPT Debugger

Question: What does the Spawnable Types Generator do?

Answer: Generate cfgspawnabletypes.xml attachment sets and export cleaner DayZ spawnable types entries for faster loot setup work. Open the Spawnable Types Generator

Question: What does the Supply Drop Proxy Generator do?

Answer: Generate DayZ supply drop proxy data faster for custom events, crate systems, and cleaner export output for your console server. Open the Supply Drop Generator

Question: What does the Weather Editor do?

Answer: Edit DayZ weather states, timing, and event values, then export cleaner weather configuration output for your server without editing raw XML by hand. Open the Weather Editor

Question: What is the DayZ Files Explained section?

Answer: Plain-English guides for DayZ XML, JSON, economy, weather, events, and server config work - no setup needed, just read them. Browse DayZ Files Explained

Question: How does DayZ events.xml init_random work?

Answer: The init_random setting controls how many of a spawn group appear on the map at once using min and max values. Read the init_random guide

Question: What do the DayZ events.xml attributes mean?

Answer: Every events.xml attribute has a specific job - nominal, min, max, lifetime, restock, and the rest each affect how spawns behave. Read the attributes guide

Question: How do I align DayZ JSON items for object placement?

Answer: Aligning JSON items correctly avoids placement drift and misaligned walls when you deploy objects on your server. Watch the alignment video guide

Question: How do I convert DayZ Editor exports to teleports?

Answer: Export object positions from DayZ Editor and convert them into teleporter entries for travel systems and map hubs on your server. Watch the conversion guide

Question: How does Legion get DayZ player data without CFTools?

Answer: Legion connects directly to the Nitrado API using the service token you provide. It pulls log data from your DayZ service and processes it on its own backend - no third-party tool required.

Question: Can I see a list of all the DayZ tools in one place?

Answer: Yes. The DayZ tools index lists every free validator, generator, editor, and search tool available on killfeed.co with links to each one.

Question: What DayZ server files are covered in DayZ Files Explained?

Answer: DayZ Files Explained covers the files server owners edit most: types.xml, events.xml, globals.xml, economy settings, cfgGameplay.json, spawnable types, map groups, weather, and related XML or JSON config. Each guide explains what the file controls, common fields, safe edit checks, and where it fits before uploading changes to Nitrado. Read the DayZ file guides

Question: Does Legion delete anything?

Answer: Absolutely not. Legion Killfeed is designed to create channels and manage its own setup output. The only messages it deletes are its own setup or command-related messages, mainly to reduce spam. Legion does not have Message Content Intent enabled, so it cannot freely read normal user messages. Without that intent, the bot only sees the member information required for linking, assigning admin, adding roles, and similar Discord functions. Anyone claiming it can do otherwise is spreading misinformation about how Discord bot permissions and privileged intents work.

Question: How does Legion Killfeed handle data privacy?

Answer: Legion Killfeed only uses the access needed to provide the features customers authorize, such as Nitrado integration, log processing, Discord feeds, stats, server tools, and configured automation. It does not sell customer files, customer data, server files, XML files, or server data.

Question: Does Legion Killfeed sell customer files or server data?

Answer: No. Legion Killfeed categorically denies claims that it collects, sells, abuses, leaks, or misuses customer files or server data. Access is used only for customer-authorized features such as Nitrado integration, log processing, server tools, killfeeds, stats, and related bot functions. Those claims are false, malicious, and commercially damaging.

Question: What server access does Legion Killfeed use?

Answer: Legion Killfeed uses the access a customer authorizes so the bot can perform the requested Discord and Nitrado features. This can include downloading logs, processing DayZ server events, updating stats, handling Discord feeds, using Nitrado tools, supporting server tools, and powering configured killfeed, economy, moderation, and automation features.

Question: Does Legion Killfeed need customer XML files?

Answer: Legion Killfeed may handle server files only when a customer uses a feature that requires it, such as file tools, Nitrado file actions, or server configuration workflows. XML files are normal DayZ server configuration files. They are not customer trade secrets for Legion to resell, and Legion’s own files and tools are regularly shared publicly.

Question: What is Legion Killfeed's response to false data misuse claims?

Answer: Legion Killfeed's public position is that claims about selling, leaking, or misusing customer files are false, malicious, and commercially damaging. Legion states that proof is available, including technical context, records, timelines, screenshots, and evidence showing the source and pattern of these allegations. Evidence is published at not.lotsa.fun.

Question: Should anonymous posts or competitor pages be treated as proof?

Answer: No. Anonymous Reddit comments, competitor pages, and forum pile-ons should not be treated as evidence. Anyone evaluating Legion Killfeed should ask for proof, review the privacy policy, check real customer reviews, and compare the technical facts instead of relying on smear content.

Question: Do autobans replace staff review?

Answer: No. Autobans enforce conditions the owner has configured, but the underlying logs and event records still matter for understanding why an action occurred and for reviewing disputes.

Question: Are the reviews on this site invented or rewritten?

Answer: No. All reviews are sourced from Trustpilot or directly from the reviewer. Where needed, screenshots or proof are shown so you can verify they're real.

Question: Where can I read reviews of Legion Killfeed?

Answer: Real user reviews are on the reviews page and on Trustpilot