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1

Invite the bot

Ask whoever manages Updater for your server’s invite link. See Installation & Permissions for the exact scopes and channel permissions it needs.
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Run /setchannel

Run /setchannel and pick a channel from the native channel picker, then hit Save. Updater checks its own permissions in that channel before accepting it — if it’s missing View Channel or Send Messages there, the panel tells you exactly what’s missing instead of failing silently later.Once it’s saved, hit Send Test to have Updater post a sample notification card into the channel. It isn’t a real release — just confirmation that delivery works end to end.
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Choose which games to track

Nothing is tracked by default. Run /games to open the tracking panel, pick a category — Featured, Steam, Tactical, Battle Royale, or Other — and use the select menu to turn on the games you want, or use Enable All / Disable All for the whole category. Hit Save Changes before leaving a category; unsaved selections don’t stick.

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What happens next

The first check after you enable a game just establishes a starting point — it won’t post anything for updates that already happened. You’ll see your first notification the next time one of your tracked games actually ships something new.

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If something is not working

See Support for the most common causes — missing channel permissions, a channel that was never set, or games that were just enabled and haven’t had a fresh release yet.