Welcome to Your League

This is what changes when CFM OS walks into your server.

What you get

A franchise that updates itself. Schedules, scores, standings, every player stat. Your Madden data lands in your league's Discord automatically the moment you advance the week, every week, all season.

A home your players actually use. Every member gets a profile with their stats, balance, schedule, and the league's latest news. One place to live between games.

A media team built in. Game recaps with real numbers. Weekly matchup previews. Power rankings. Press-conference debate panels for the games that matter. Your league sounds like a league.

Disputes handled like a real organization. Disputes come back with a ruling and the evidence behind it. You sign off.

A currency you run. Reward great play. Charge for trades. Run a shop. Hand out weekly allowances. The economy scales with whatever you reward.

Your identity. Your league's name, colors, voice. Every feature is yours to turn on or off. Everything your players touch wears your name, not ours.

How setup works

1. Pick your league. Madden, College Football, or both. Everything that follows shapes itself around that choice.
2. Invite. The install link lands right after. Click it, pick your Discord server.
3. Activate. Your league flips on within minutes. The welcome banner shows up.
4. Configure. A button-driven setup walks you through your league's name, colors, channels, roles, and the features you want on. Maybe 10 minutes. Save as you go.
5. Connect. Link your Madden franchise. From that moment, every week's data flows in automatically.
6. Claim your subdomain. Pick the name your league lives at. You can change it later.
7. Play. Run a test game. Watch the recap drop. Let your players poke around their hub.

That's it.

The first week

• Your players see a welcome message and a quick tour.
• The Player Hub goes live in your designated channel.
• Stats roll in after your first sim.
• Trades, picks, achievements, recaps all start working.
• You start spending less time on admin and more time playing.

When you need help

Already running? Reply to your receipt with the question. Still deciding? Ask before you buy at cr810ai@gmail.com. Setup hiccups, billing, feature ideas, bug reports, we answer all of it.

Your league's data is yours. You own it. If you ever decide CFM OS isn't the right fit, you can take everything with you on the way out.

Welcome in.

Your profile is your key

When you join, CFM OS DMs you a short setup: pick your platform (Xbox, PlayStation, or PC) and give the one gamertag that platform uses. Thirty seconds, and it is how you get your league invite, claim a team, and show up on the league board. Returning members see what is already on file and just confirm it. You can update it any time with My Profile on the Player Hub.

Playing your games

• Your game channel opens with the matchup breakdown. Play, then report the score there.
• If you are getting run out of the building and want out, use the Mercy button to concede. Backing out of the game (dashing) is not allowed.
• If your league runs a pre-season tournament, tap My Team on the Player Hub any time to see your team and jump back into the builder.

Building a tournament squad

If your league opens with a tournament, you build a team from scratch rather than taking one off the shelf.

Joining. Tap Sign Me Up on the signup post, or My Team on the Player Hub. It is one tap once your profile has a gamertag. That hands you a Roster Builder link.

Building. Pick an offensive and a defensive scheme. Each one buys real strengths and pays real deficits, so the pair is a decision and not a label. Then open your packs. Every pull gives you one star player, and everybody gets the same number of pulls. Hit Finalize when you are done. You can reopen and edit right up until the league file is exported.

Star players are the only players you pick. The rest of your roster is supporting cast supplied by the league file. So if it looks like you only have a handful of players, that is your stars, not your whole team, and franchise roster minimums have nothing to do with it.

If you have fewer stars than a full squad, there are exactly two causes and they are different. Either you have pulls left to spend, in which case open the Roster Builder and use them, or every pull is spent and one did not land, which is a fault and staff will put it right. Your own numbers are on My Team, so check there before assuming which one it is.

The tournament's format, how many groups there are and what the bracket looks like, is your commissioner's call. Watch the announcements channel.

Team selection: your board and the lottery

If your league hands out clubs by draft, there are two things you do and one thing that happens to you.

First, a seat. A league has a fixed number of clubs, so it has a fixed number of seats. When your commissioner opens signups, seats go first come, first served: sign up early and you are in. Once the seats are gone, later signups go on a waiting list in the order they arrived, and the first person on it moves up the moment a seat frees. You can check where you stand any time from the Player Hub.

Some leagues hold a few seats back for members who have already earned them, so those are claimed before the first-come seats open. Your commissioner will say so when signups go up.

Set your team board. Open the Player Hub, hit My Team Board, and tap the clubs in the order you want them. First tap is your number one. Tap a few favourites, then hit Auto-fill the Rest and the rest fills in behind them. Rank all of them and you are counted ready for team selection.

Do this even if you plan to be there live. The board is your insurance.

Team selection is a draft lottery. You earn tickets, every ticket improves your odds of picking early, and nothing is guaranteed. Everybody in the lottery gets a club; tickets only decide the order. Hit How the Draft Lottery Works on the Player Hub to see what earns tickets and how many you are holding.

Tickets come from entering the tournament, finishing your signup, sticking with the league season to season, past bowl wins, tournament wins, making a bracket and winning a pod. The champion carries a stack big enough that they are very hard to keep out of the first pick, without it ever being a lock.

Some leagues run the lottery in two parts. A named group picks among themselves first, and everyone else picks after them. Your commissioner names that group up front and says why they qualified, so it is never a surprise on the day. Inside each part the lottery works exactly the same way: your tickets decide your odds, and everybody in it gets a club.

The lottery runs live in the channel and the seed is published with the result, so anyone who wants to check it can re-run it and get the same order.

Then the draft. Once the order is set, the draft runs on a clock. When you are on the clock you get a message with two menus holding only the clubs still available, so there is nothing to look up and nothing to type. Pick, and it is yours.

If the clock runs out on you, your board is used: the bot takes the highest club still open on your list. If you never ranked anything, you get the best club that was left, which is nobody's first choice. That is the whole reason to set a board.

Your rankings are stored against your Discord account, not your name or your gamertag, so changing either one never loses them.