Player Area — overview

NEMIX is no longer just the tournament bot: it's where the competitive scene lives OUTSIDE the lobbies too. This page is the map: what the Player Area is, what's inside and which door to enter from.

What it is, in one sentence

It's the NEMIX competitive social layer: every player who touched a NEMIX tournament already has a history — games, kills, placements — and the Player Area is where that history becomes your own profile, with charts, a leaderboard spot and a clan to represent. Free, for everyone.

The pieces of the system

• 👤 The profile — sign in with Discord at nemixbot.com/account: aggregate stats, your tournaments, your fixed team and the "My journey" section with charts: rank over time, kills per game, recent form, placement distribution, where you perform best and the scene comparison.
• 🔗 The claim — "Is this you?": confirm your Activision ID once and ALL your history links up (and tournament forms fill themselves). It's also the consent moment: your data stays yours, revocable anytime.
• 👑 The NEMIX Leaderboard — nemixbot.com/leaderboard: the scene's global rank, Elo-style formula over 200+ real tournaments. It starts in Preseason: history sets the initial score, the live season moves it.
• 🛡️ Clans — nemixbot.com/clans: create your org's clan or join one, with a customizable public page (logo, colors, cover, tagline, socials) to share anywhere.
• 🎴 For hosts: broadcast cards — organizers who stream get OBS player cards (lower third and caster card) with their own brand; the player's photo appears only with their consent.

How they connect

Everything starts from the claim. From there: your profile fills with history and charts → your name on the leaderboard becomes claimed (and whoever searches you finds your public profile) → you can create or join a clan → and if you consent, hosts can use your photo in the live broadcast cards. Every tournament you play verified feeds everything else, on its own.

Where to start