Frequently asked questions.

Add the bot, run /setup with Manage Server permission, and choose existing channels or automatic channel creation. See the complete setup guide.

It needs the permissions shown in its install flow for channels, messages, files, and voice moderation. Give it Manage Nicknames and place the bot role above player roles if you want champion trophy nicknames to work.

Setup and controller tools require Manage Server. The private key-revocation control is restricted to the configured bot owner.

No. Only both competing teams and authorized administrators can see each temporary match text and voice room.

A player can invite a specific partner or join the solo duo queue. Confirmed duos always stay together. Accepted solo entrants are randomly paired with other accepted solos when teams are generated.

Every eligible solo receives a DM with Claim My Bracket Spot. Claims are saved in first-response order. The fastest players fill the available complete-team spots; slower players are removed and notified when the queue fills.

They should enable direct messages from server members before registration closes. The admin controller reports how many claim DMs were delivered.

Yes. The actions themselves are Free. Nuke pricing and the Increase Nuke Price control are available only on paid bot plans.

Any complete team count of two or more is supported. The bracket expands to the next power of two and automatically assigns byes where needed.

BO3 is HP / HP / SND. The Grand Final is BO5: HP / HP / SND / HP / SND. Overload is not used.

Hardpoint: Den, Frequency, Gridlock, Hacienda, Sake, Scar.
Search & Destroy: Den, Fringe, Gridlock, Hacienda, Raid, Sake.

No. Semifinals wait for every earlier match, and the Grand Final waits for every Semifinal. Approved winners advance automatically.

Five hours after the Grand Final is approved. The bot stores the original nickname and restores it automatically—even if the hosting service restarts during the timer.

No. Organizers choose optional methods and manually confirm who paid. The bot tracks payment status, action fees, and the prize pot but never handles money.

No. SQLite is built in. Hosts should attach persistent storage so records, licenses, claims, and timers survive redeployments.

Admins can upload a logo, change the bot’s server nickname and server-specific avatar, rename panels, add footer text, choose an accent color, and choose a readable bracket background.

No. It changes the bot’s server-specific avatar and panel thumbnails only in that server. Other servers keep their own branding.

An administrator votes on Top.gg, then opens /setup → Premium and selects Verify Vote & Start Trial. Each server can claim it once when vote verification is available.

1. Add the bot to the new server.
2. Give the original purchaser Manage Server there.
3. Run /setup and open Premium.
4. Select Assign My Lifetime License.

The old server returns to Free immediately. Only the original purchaser can transfer it, one server can use it at a time, and transfers are limited to once every 30 days.

Yes. The account that redeems it becomes the owner and follows the same one-server and 30-day transfer rules.

Send only the activation key to the customer. Keep the paired revoke key private. Only the configured bot owner can see and use Revoke Key.