DayZ Xbox Deathmatch · 32 slots · six-year leaderboard run

From Aggro PVP's Jeaber run to CARS PVP on Legion Killfeed.

Aggro PVP spent years at the top of Jeaber's console Killfeed leaderboards. CARS PVP is the current 32-slot Xbox deathmatch carrying that run forward: spawn kitted, take a car, use the teleports, fight around NWAF, and reset fast.

CARS PVP shield logo
CARS PVP - 32 Slot US/LA Xbox Current #1 global ranking for most players and most kills on Legion Killfeed, following Aggro PVP's three-year Jeaber #1 run.

Videos

Anthem, map video, live leaderboard server.

The anthem and map video sit beside the current server run: CARS PVP is the Xbox deathmatch attached to the Legion Killfeed global leaderboards.

CARS PVP Anthem

Cars, fights, jumps, teleports, respawns, and captions.

Custom interactive map

Teleporter exits, road pieces, route names, icon layers, search, and Cloud spots.

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Spawn kitted

Load in ready for PVP. No coast run, no loot route, no survival warmup.

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Use the track

Cars, trucks, ramps, road loops, slopes, sky roads, and random M79 spawns keep the NWAF fight moving.

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Find the Cloud

Linked players can use the custom interactive map to find hidden routes and high positions above the fight.

Legion backing

Free to play. No paid combat advantage.

Donations and promotion help cover the server, but they do not buy stronger kits, extra damage, admin protection, or a private version of the map.

On the server

  • 50+ teleporters tied into the custom interactive map.
  • Sky roads, invisible platforms, roof exits, and Cloud sniping spots.
  • Cars, trucks, jumps, slopes, ramps, road loops, and M79 spawns.
  • Shipment-style island for close-range fights.
  • Discord-linked route knowledge and server secrets.

Six years of console PVP pressure

Aggro PVP ran for years before Legion Killfeed, held #1 on Jeaber's Killfeed leaderboards, and had multiple Soul-run servers in the top 10. CARS PVP is the current 32-slot Xbox server carrying the most-kills and most-players leaderboard run forward.

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