A console killfeed needs a Discord server, the bot installed with channel permissions, the correct DayZ map and platform, Nitrado service details, and ADM logs enabled so player activity can be read.
Killfeed setup guide
How to add a DayZ killfeed to Discord
A practical setup guide for DayZ Xbox and PlayStation communities that want kills, deaths, longshots, connects, disconnects, and staff feeds posted into Discord.
How to add a DayZ killfeed to Discord
A practical setup guide for DayZ Xbox and PlayStation communities that want kills, deaths, longshots, connects, disconnects, and staff feeds posted into Discord.
ADM logs are the source for most console-friendly feed events. Wandering Bot reads those lines, classifies the event, then turns the raw log into a cleaner Discord embed with player names, weapons, locations, and map links where available.
Owners can keep one public killfeed, split staff feeds into private channels, or route different feeds such as longshots, disconnects, raids, zombie deaths, and online players into their own Discord channels.
After setup, use dashboard feed routes and ADM status checks to confirm the bot can read the latest log and post into the selected channel. If a channel was moved or deleted, update the route instead of rebuilding the whole Discord.