Everything you need to run Warzone tournaments on Discord: registrations, lobbies, scoring, results and live broadcast. Every feature below is live and documented.
The parts that eat time — collecting sign-ups, sending codes, counting points — stop being manual work.
Teams register themselves: they click a button and fill a form with team name, players, KD and streaming link. NEMIX opens a private channel for each one, where they will get codes and announcements.
NEMIX splits teams across lobbies and, if you want, balances them by average KD so the strong ones do not all end up together. The match code reaches the whole lobby in one go.
Two calculation systems: kill multipliers based on placement, or fixed points per position plus kills up to a cap. The standings recalculate with every result, with nothing to do on your side.
The three native Warzone modes, each with its own lobby capacity and its own way of summing matches. Matchpoint brings the objective format: you accumulate up to a threshold, then win by hitting the condition you set.
Where most time is lost and most errors are made is moving numbers from the end-game screen into the standings.
At the end of a match each team fills two fields in its own channel: placement and kills. NEMIX applies the tournament formula, updates the total and recalculates the lobby standings.
The team uploads the end-game screenshot and NEMIX derives placement and kills from it on its own. It shows what it read and asks for confirmation: nothing enters the standings until someone says yes.
Broadcasting a multi-lobby tournament, without twenty tabs open and without switching scenes by hand.
The registered teams streams end up on a single wall, with live status read from Twitch. You create a scene, paste it into OBS as a Browser Source and steer it from the director console: pick the main stream, filter by lobby, decide the overlays, without touching OBS.
The standings can be overlaid in OBS and update themselves during the broadcast. Off air you generate them as an image with your logo, background and title, ready to post.
What you need when the tournament stops being one-off and occasional.
Settings, teams, lobbies, results and standings in a single screen, with Discord login. It is the main route for configuring a tournament: commands remain the alternative for those who prefer to stay in Discord.
On the same server you can keep several tournaments open at once, each with separate teams, lobbies, standings, mode and graphics. Next week tournament opens sign-ups while today one is still running.
A different game format: instead of accumulating points, teams face each other in pairs on a knockout bracket. Pre-formed or drawn teams, single rounds or best of three.
You can charge an entry fee on any mode, not just Wager. You connect your own Stripe account and the fees are destined to you: NEMIX does not hold the prize pool and applies a 5% commission on the transaction.
The bot speaks your server language: registration form, messages, embeds and standings follow the setting you choose, so participants read everything in their own language.
Invite NEMIX and type !setupticket: 14 full days, no card, once per server.