Death Count Mod FAQ

Press Tab to open the server player list as usual. With the mod installed, you'll see a number displayed next to each player's name and ping—this number is their death count.

The mod counts most standard death causes including fall damage, drowning, mobs, and PvP. Check the "Understand What Deaths Are Counted" guide for specifics on which death types are tracked.

Death counts are saved to the server and persist across restarts, so your statistics won't be lost when the server goes down.

Yes, your death count appears in the tab list next to your name just like any other player's, so you can always check your own statistics.

The mod is designed for multiplayer servers where comparing death counts between players is useful, though it may function in single-player depending on the mod's implementation.

Death count updates are typically instant, but if you don't see a change right away, try closing and reopening the tab list or waiting a moment for the server to sync the data.

This depends on the mod's admin features—check your server's mod configuration or ask your server administrator if commands exist to manage death counts.

Death Count Mod is lightweight and only tracks deaths and displays them in the tab list, so it should have minimal impact on server performance.

Compatibility depends on how other mods interact with the player list display—if you experience conflicts, check if there are known incompatibilities or try adjusting mod load order.

Regularly check the tab list and note down death counts, or refer to the "Track Death Count Changes Over Time" guide for methods to monitor statistics across sessions.