Your Player Area
If you have played even a single tournament on a server running NEMIX, your matches are already there. The Player Area is where they become YOURS: log in with Discord, confirm your Activision ID and your profile links to your stats â past and future.
Getting in
Go to nemixbot.com and hit Login in the top right: you sign in with your Discord account, the same one you use to join tournaments. No new password, no sign-up form.
Claiming your profile
On your first visit NEMIX suggests the name you appear with in tournaments ("Are you âĻ ?"). You confirm your Activision ID (the full one, with the #number), accept linking your stats, and from that moment the profile is yours: verified.
Note
An Activision ID can be verified by ONE Discord account only. If yours turns out to be already claimed by someone else, the report is logged and reviewed: nobody can silently "steal" your profile.
Registrations that fill themselves
Once verified, when you register for a NEMIX tournament the form opens already filled with your verified Activision ID and your saved team. Every match you play from then on attaches to your profile automatically.
Your stats
In your area you see your KD, tournaments played and won, total kills, best placement and MVPs â plus the list of your tournaments with team, placement, kills and points. Stats grow on their own with every tournament.
My journey: your charts
Below the stats lives My journey: your NEMIX Score over time, tournament by tournament (with the Preseason phase highlighted), kills game by game with your average, recent form (last 10 games vs your all-time), placement distribution (Top 1, Top 3, Top 5), the organizers where you perform best and the comparison with the whole scene â including your percentile ("you're in the Top X%"). Everything is built from the REAL games you already played: if you have history in NEMIX tournaments, your charts are full from day one.
Your fixed team
Save the teammates you usually play with (name and KD): the bot brings them back instantly at your next registration. Add and remove players whenever you want, saving is instant.
Clans
The Clans page is home to the orgs: browse the public directory, open a clan's page and â with a verified identity â request to join or create your own. Whoever creates the clan owns it: they appoint co-managers, accept or remove members and curate the public page (logo, color, description, socials). Other members join and appear in the roster.
Your clan's page is public and shareable anywhere: it's the org's calling card on NEMIX.
The Leaderboard and the NEMIX Score
The Leaderboard is the global ranking of the scene. Every game in NEMIX tournaments moves your NEMIX Score: placement counts (45%), kills relative to your lobby's average (35%) and consistency (20%) â and the system is Elo-like: the higher you are, the more you must perform to keep climbing, and winning in a strong lobby is worth more than farming a weak one. A long period of inactivity gently slides your score toward the middle. You need at least 10 games to appear on the board.
Note
Preseason. The board is born already populated: the initial scores come from the NEMIX tournament history (200+), recalculated with the current formula and compressed toward the middle â so the day-one board is credible but the top tiers must be earned in season. The Preseason label marks the first period.
Privacy and revocation
Public tournament leaderboards show your name as they always have. Linking to YOUR profile, though, only happens when you confirm it â and you can revoke it at any time: the profile unlinks and extended visibility switches off. For full removal, write on the NEMIX support server.
FAQ
- I changed my Activision ID. Claim the new one from your area: the profile stays the same, the identity updates.
- I can't see old tournaments. You see tournaments where you were captain or where your verified AID appears in rosters: the more you play verified, the more history attaches.
- Do I need a subscription? No. The Player Area is free for anyone playing on NEMIX. Subscriptions are for organizers only.
- Why is my rank what it is? Your score starts from the Preseason history and moves with every game: placements, kills vs lobby average, consistency, opponent strength. Play well among the strong and you climb; stay away for long and you slowly slide toward the middle.
- How do I create my clan? Verify your identity from your profile, then go to Clans â "Create your clan": name, tag, description â and the public page is yours to customize.
- Can I appear in streamers' graphics? Only if you want to: your profile has the consent switch for photo and data in hosts' broadcast cards.