Player presence

Connect Feed and Player Presence

Post joins, leaves, reconnects, and restart context so staff can place players on the server timeline.

Server timeline

Connect Feed shows who was online when something happened.

Join, leave, and reconnect posts help staff line up fights, raids, crashes, restarts, and support tickets.

The feed is context, not punishment. It is strongest when compared with Killfeed, Hit Feed, Build Feed, tickets, and raw logs.

Connection post
Connection posts show who entered the server.

What staff can prove from it

Most incident reports start with “who was online.” Connect Feed gives staff the timeline before they open deeper logs: who joined before a fight, who left after a raid, and whether a reconnect lines up with a crash or combat log report.

For public channels, it also shows server activity without exposing every private staff record.

Commands

  1. Use /settings channel assign to choose the connect feed channel.
  2. Use /settings configure locations and adjust connect if join and leave posts should include location detail.
  3. Use /plon to show current players online.
  4. Use /last restart when staff need the last restart time while checking connection timing.

Location privacy

For privacy-focused servers, keep connection locations off or staff-only. Public join posts can show activity without exposing where a player spawned or disconnected.

For support cases, compare Connect Feed timing with Killfeed, Hit Feed, Build Feed, and Log Feed records before making a staff decision.

Location choices explained

/settings configure locations controls how much map information Legion shows in feed posts. Use it to balance player excitement against base privacy and rule enforcement.

  • On shows location information for that feed when Legion can calculate it.
  • Off hides location information for that feed.
  • Both is for owners who want both readable location text and the linked location style where supported.
  • Near gives players an approximate area instead of exposing the exact spot.
  • No Link keeps location text but removes the clickable map link.
  • Near No Link is the privacy-heavy option: approximate area text without the clickable map link.

For public player channels, Near or Near No Link hides exact positions. For staff-only channels, exact or linked locations give staff the coordinates needed for review.

Commands and options

Copy the command name, then fill in the Discord options listed under it. Discord shows the option fields after the command is selected.

/settings channel assign
  • channel: choose the Discord channel that should receive the feature posts.
  • feature/feed choice: choose the Legion feed or output type being assigned.
/settings configure locations
  • feature location options: choose how each supported feed shows coordinates.
  • Choices include On, Off, Both, Near, No Link, and Near No Link where supported.
/plon
  • No extra typed fields.
/last restart
  • No extra typed fields.

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