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Helios helps owners and moderators monitor player flow and combat activity with cleaner feed routing.
Use the linked setup docs to configure this workflow with owner-safe rollout and staff-ready support steps.
Quick take
A live join/leave feed in its own Discord channel via /dcplayerfeed, on-demand “who’s online” with /whoson, and an auto-updating online-count channel with /set online-channel (Premium).
What you get
- Join/leave feed — player connects and disconnects posted to the channel you pick with
/dcplayerfeed add. - Separate from the killfeed — player activity gets its own channel so kills stay readable.
- Who’s online now — anyone can check current players with
/whoson. - Online-count channel — keep a channel name updated with the live player count via
/set online-channel(Premium).
Commands
Commands
/dcplayerfeed add|remove|list
/whoson
/set online-channel (Premium)Related setup docs and cluster pages
Frequently asked questions
- Is the player activity feed free?
- Yes.
/dcplayerfeedand/whosonare free; the auto-updating online-count channel is premium. - Can I run it separately from the killfeed?
- Yes — that’s the point.
/dcfeed(kills) and/dcplayerfeed(joins/leaves) post to different channels. - The feed went quiet — what do I check?
- Verify with
/dcplayerfeed listthat the channel is still registered and that the bot has send and embed permissions there.
Build a player activity timeline your moderators can trust.
Split feed channels by purpose, validate output under load, and keep a clear troubleshooting path.