Server-focused Discord notifications and simpler plan changes
Keep your community informed with server-specific Discord notifications, change plans step by step, and get more helpful AI guidance for server setup.
Turn your Discord webhook into a focused server status feed, manage plans with clearer steps, and get more practical help from the AI assistants. This release also improves bot restarts, backup resilience, and information about ZapX Pass benefits.
Keep your community informed
- Choose which servers feed your Discord channel. In Settings > Notifications, filter a notification channel to selected services and share player join and leave events. Filtered channels exclude account-wide events such as billing and support replies; unfiltered channels keep their existing coverage.
- Get Discord bots running sooner after a restart. Bots using SQLite reuse a working installation instead of repeating an unnecessary rebuild on every restart or plan change.
Change plans with clearer steps
- Configure your service one step at a time. Gameserver, Discord bot, and TeamSpeak plan pages guide you through Plan, Extras, and Term, while dedicated IP pages use IP addresses and Term. See your current plan, switch between packages and custom configurations where available, and review changes without an unchanged plan appearing as a new charge.
Get more practical AI assistance
- Set up game servers with fewer avoidable interruptions. The VPS assistant receives clearer guidance to check current releases against the vendor’s source, provide a console channel for server administration, and warn about restarts and expected startup time.
- Get advice that matches your VPS installation. The assistant checks the installed operating system when assessing One-Click App requirements. After a manual ISO installation, it explains installer login defaults rather than relying only on a root-password reset that may not work.
- Avoid common Discord bot setup blockers. The bot assistant explains required privileged intents before a preset’s first start, recognizes that preset files may arrive on first launch, and avoids offering installation confirmations that cannot run while another preset is installed.
- Follow AI instructions more easily in your language. ZapX Maker names buttons in the reply language and directs server-setup requests to the VPS assistant. Discord bot guidance also uses localized Developer Portal option names.
Understand your backup options
- See accurate ZapX Pass backup allowances. Gameserver pages now describe backups rather than snapshots and clarify the account-wide backup storage limits: 250 GB for Plus, 500 GB for Pro, and 1,024 GB for Max, alongside per-service backup slots.
- Know what VPS backup protection includes. Updated guidance removes outdated promises of customer-configured backup schedules. Comparison copy also clarifies that without ZapX Pass, only the newest daily backup is retained and restoration is available through support.
- Recover more smoothly from temporary backup connection problems. VPS backups retry quietly when backup storage cannot be reached during activation.
Clearer information across languages
- Find more consistent information in your language. Landing pages align their content across languages, including the Element Club Patreon-key FAQ. Translation updates and blog-list wording checks help preserve meaning without treating equivalent phrasing as a factual difference.
- Check dedicated-server remote access more confidently. Product copy clarifies that IPMI or iLO availability depends on the hardware, improves French offer descriptions, and localizes the DDoS protection visual label.
- Understand Lifetime requirements before choosing. The About page FAQ now states in all nine languages that a Lifetime server requires an active ZapX Pass.
- Browse Minecraft catalog details more reliably. A fix addresses duplicate detail-loading requests for the same game and provider.