Knockout records

Unconscious and Knockout Feed

Post unconscious events so staff can review knockouts, revives, combat pressure, and rule context before the final death record.

Before the kill

Unconscious Feed shows the moment a death report may not explain.

Knockouts can matter for hostage rules, event rules, revive timing, repeated suspicious downs, and fights that continue after the first player drops.

Use it beside Hit Feed and Killfeed when staff need the lead-up, not only the final result.

Unconscious post — Knockout records show what happened before a death.

What staff can prove

The death message is often too late. Knockout records help staff see whether a player was dropped during a fight, held unconscious during an RP situation, revived by a teammate, or repeatedly knocked in a suspicious pattern.

It fits RP, hostage, faction, and event servers where being unconscious changes the rule decision.

Commands

Use /settings channel assign to choose the unconscious feed channel.
Use /settings configure locations and adjust uncons to choose whether unconscious locations appear.
Use Hit Feed and Killfeed records beside this feed when staff review a combat complaint.

Public or staff-only

Public knockout locations can expose active fights. Use staff channels when the feed is mainly for moderation, hostage rules, PVE review, or event control.

For PVE servers, unconscious records can reveal repeated player damage before it becomes a kill and triggers the heavier enforcement tools.

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.

Related features

Hit Feed Killfeed PVE Feed Moderation Log Feed