PVP feed

DayZ Killfeed for Console Servers

Post clean PVP kill records with killer, victim, weapon, distance, and the location detail your server allows.

Public fight record

Killfeed is the main PVP record for a DayZ server.

Legion turns player-versus-player kill logs into Discord posts that players can follow and staff can review.

Use it for faction bragging, kill disputes, public fight history, and staff checks. Survival and environment deaths belong in PVE Feed.

PVP kill post in Legion Killfeed
A killfeed post turns a raw server event into a readable Discord record.

What staff can prove from it

Players see who killed who without staff posting screenshots by hand. Staff can answer disputes like “who shot first,” “what weapon was used,” and “was this near a protected area” without digging through raw logs first.

Because Nitrado log timing is not instant, describe posts as semi-real-time or as close to real-time as Nitrado allows.

Commands

  1. Use /settings channel assign to send kill posts to the correct Discord channel.
  2. Use /settings configure locations and set killfeed to the location style you want: exact, nearby, text-only, or off depending on how much information your community should see.
  3. Use /settings color and /settings configure logo if you want the feed to match your server branding.
  4. Use /last pvp when staff need to review recent PVP records instead of scrolling the public feed.

Killfeed channel settings

Put the public Killfeed in the channel players already watch for fights. Keep staff review commands in admin channels so staff can check older PVP records without turning the public feed into a support thread.

If map links reveal too much, change the location setting instead of turning the feed off. That keeps activity visible while protecting bases and active fights.

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.
/settings color
  • color: choose the embed/accent color for server posts.
/settings configure logo
  • logo/image: set the server logo used in embeds.
/last pvp
  • No extra typed fields.

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