PvP
SCUM Kill Feed for Discord and game chat
Kill Feed turns kill logs into rich Discord posts, in-game messages, streaks and map context with a custom presentation.
SCUM Kill Feed publishes confirmed eliminations in a format that entertains the community while preserving useful game context. A single kill log can produce a Discord embed, an in-game announcement and evidence for statistics.
Make every kill look like part of your server
Staff can customise text, colours, images, visible values and layout. Battle Royale can use a dedicated feed while other servers retain their own destinations.
Information a Kill Feed can show
Outputs use confirmed kill events and the data available from the server.
- killer, victim, weapon, distance and cause of death
- kill streaks, special events and custom message templates
- a map image or visual context when configured
- separate Discord webhooks and optional in-game chat delivery
Content for communities and events
Kill Feed keeps the action visible to people who are not currently connected to the game.
- run a live PvP channel on Discord
- highlight kills during an event or tournament
- build rivalry around streaks and long-distance records
- connect kill events to statistics and zone scoring
One event, several protected outputs
NODERAgent delivers a kill event to Nodera, where identity, item and distance information is normalised. Presentation uses the selected template without changing the source evidence.
The Discord publishing service tracks destination and delivery outcome. Game messages use the protected NODERA-RCON queue and respect configured colours, audience and SCUM chat limits.
A livelier Discord with a recognisable server style
The community sees important PvP moments quickly while operators maintain their visual identity across multiple servers.
Need more information?
We will show you how this feature can work on your server. Contact us or join us on Discord.
