Minecraft and GTA V events where the chat actually gets to play along. You fill in one short application, we get back to you on Discord — and from then on you are simply part of it: we drop the date, you show up, we play.
Takes a few minutes, and you only ever do it once. Every date is announced on Discord first — that is also where you get the server address.
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All times shown in your local time zone. Changes and short-notice rounds hit Discord first.
Both games run on our own hardware. What you need differs a little per game — the application and the Discord count for both.
Lobby, pick a mode, play the round: Manhunt, Hide and Seek, Battle Royale and whatever else we build. Runs on our own FiveM server, completely separate from GTA Online.
Events on our own Minecraft server — from build challenges to last-player-standing rounds. No mod pack to install, no launcher gymnastics.
Four steps, and the first two only happen once. After that you just watch for the next date.
Sign in with Discord, connect your Twitch, tick the box that GTA V Legacy and FiveM are installed. That is the whole thing — no questionnaire. One hard requirement: an active Twitch sub to ohnePixel.
You get our answer on Discord. Once you are accepted, the participant role lands on your account — and that role is your key to every event from then on. No second form, ever.
Date and server address go out on Discord. Be online, connect, and the queue takes care of the rest — streamers first, everyone else moves up automatically. Get knocked offline and your spot is held for a while.
Lobby, build your character, pick a mode, countdown, go. Every match runs in its own world — no traffic, no NPCs, no strangers walking through the shot. Round over, straight back to the lobby for the next one.
Minecraft and GTA V. Both run on our own servers, and each event is tagged with its game in the calendar above. If a third game shows up, it will be announced on Discord.
No. You need the game itself, which you already own. FiveM is free and so are the servers. There is no shop, no subscription and no paid queue priority.
No. FiveM runs completely separately from GTA Online. Your online character, money and stats are untouched — and nothing that happens here can affect them.
No. Our GTA server runs on the Legacy build. If you own GTA V you can install the Legacy version alongside it at no extra cost — it shows up as its own entry on Steam and in the Rockstar launcher. The tutorial walks you through it.
Yes — an active paid sub, and it has to be running when you apply. Gifted subs and Prime subs count just the same. You connect Twitch once during the application and we ask Twitch directly; we never see your password, and all we keep is your Twitch name and whether the sub is active.
No. Streamers and staff get queue priority because otherwise the round never starts, but everyone whose application went through is welcome to play.
Both optional. The entire interface is fully controller-ready, and mouse and keyboard work just as well. Voice runs over Discord, so a mic only matters for team modes.
The server calculates everything itself — hits, scores, positions. Anyone tampering with it stands out and gets removed. Bans are permanent and apply to every event.
Work through the checklist at the end of the tutorial first — that solves most cases. If it does not, post in the support channel on Discord with a screenshot of the error.
Send your application, hop into the Discord so you catch the date, and read the guide once. Everything after that happens in game.