Six-year Xbox PVP run
NWAF deathmatch, Kamy, full-map traffic, geared fights, vehicle clips, Discord staff work, and Jeaber leaderboard pressure.
Aggro PVP -> Legion Killfeed -> CARS PVP
Six years of DayZ console leaderboard pressure runs through Aggro PVP and CARS PVP.
Aggro PVP was a long-running Xbox PVP network that sat at the top of Jeaber's Killfeed leaderboards for three years. CARS PVP carries that same deathmatch lane into Legion Killfeed, where the current server ranks #1 globally for most players and most kills.
Jeaber leaderboard run
Aggro PVP was not a one-wipe server. It was a six-year console PVP run.
Aggro PVP was the #1 console PVP server on Jeaber's global Killfeed leaderboard, holding the top spot for three years while Aggro PVP NWAF, Aggro PVP Kamy, and Aggro PVP Full Map all showed up inside the top 10 for kills and player activity.
That run lasted well over six years across Xbox deathmatch servers built around NWAF pressure, geared spawns, vehicle stupidity, staff noise, Discord traffic, and players chasing kills every day. CARS PVP is the current continuation: a 32-slot Xbox deathmatch server ranked #1 globally on Legion Killfeed for most players and most kills.
Three years at #1
Aggro PVP held the #1 global spot for years, with Aggro PVP NWAF, Aggro PVP Kamy, and Aggro PVP Full Map visible in the top 10 for kills and player activity.
Server-owner tooling
The killfeed, stats, leaderboards, setup tools, file tools, and Discord workflows came from running busy console servers instead of guessing from outside.
Current #1 global run
CARS PVP ranks #1 globally for most players and most kills, continuing the console leaderboard run on the current 32-slot Xbox server.
Receipts
Leaderboard receipts
Aggro PVP owned the old Jeaber leaderboard era for three years. CARS PVP owns the current Legion Killfeed era for most players and most kills. The links here are receipts for the leaderboard run, not the voice of the page.