Player Journey Control Center

Live event state + deterministic historical replay

Live event stream
Population changes only when real JOIN / LEAVE / CHAT / DEATH events arrive. Integration hook: window.ingestMinecraftEvent(event).

Waiting for events

Lifecycle rules

New · max tenure (days) New · max sessions Returned · min sessions Returned · within first days Established · min sessions Established · min tenure days At Risk · no JOIN for days Churned · no JOIN for days

Core rules

Core · min tenure days Core · min total sessions Core · signals required Signal · sessions / 7d Signal · playtime min / 7d Signal · CHAT / 7d

Observed signals only.
CHAT and DEATH are analytics inputs from real events. They do not cause synthetic returns or future behavior.

Live · current state from incoming events

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Waiting for players · Journey insights appear as the server develops.

LIVE TIME

—

initializing

Server Health

—

retention-weighted

Activation

—

configured return rule

D7 Retention

—

new cohort return

Core Share

—

established + engaged

At Risk

—

dormant, not yet churned

New Active Core Dormant Churned

First Join → Returned → Established / Core · recency → At Risk / Churned

Player Journey

Lifecycle progression, retention signals and diagnostics in one view.

Current picture

DAU

MAU

Avg playtime / DAU

session depth

Chat activated

≥1 CHAT in last 7d

Waiting for players

The control center starts at population 0.

Journey funnel

Acquired

Returned

Established

Core

At Risk

Churned

Community signal

Needs enough first-week cohorts to estimate chat association.

Diagnostic: deaths/10h — · events today 0

Population trend

Behavior & retention trend

Raw event stream

Event schema

JOIN { player_id, name, timestamp } LEAVE { player_id, name, timestamp, duration_minutes } CHAT { player_id, name, timestamp } DEATH { player_id, name, timestamp } SERVER_START { timestamp } SERVER_STOP { timestamp } name is an attribute on player events. Replay sorts by timestamp and streams events according to their original time gaps × the selected replay-speed multiplier.