Developing a Discord Bot to Track Player Deaths in Our Game

Hey everyone! I just finished making a cool Discord bot for our gaming server. It keeps track of when players die in our game. I’m pretty excited about it but I’m not sure if I did everything right. Has anyone else made something like this before? I’d love to hear your thoughts or get some tips on how to make it even better. Maybe we could swap ideas on other features to add? Let me know what you think!

Impressive work on the Discord bot, Sophia. I developed a similar system for our guild in World of Warcraft. One feature you might consider is adding a leaderboard to showcase the players with the fewest deaths. This can encourage friendly competition and improved gameplay. Additionally, implementing a command that allows players to view their personal death statistics could be valuable. Just ensure you have proper error handling in place to manage unexpected inputs or server issues. Keep iterating on your bot; it’s a great way to enhance the gaming experience for your community.

thats pretty awesome sophia! i made a similar bot for our minecraft server. it tracks deaths and also player achievements. maybe u could add that too? one tip: make sure to handle rate limits so ur bot doesnt get banned. good luck with ur project!

Hey Sophia63, that’s a neat project you’ve got there! I actually worked on something similar for our Valorant Discord. One thing that really helped was adding context to the death tracking. We included info like which weapons were used, what map it happened on, and even if it was a clutch situation. This extra detail made the stats way more interesting for our players.

Another cool feature we added was a ‘clutch counter’ - it tracks when someone’s the last player standing and manages to win the round. It became a huge hit, with people actively trying to improve their clutch stats.

Just a heads up though - make sure you’ve got solid permission handling in place. You don’t want just anyone able to mess with the bot’s settings. Keep up the good work!