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▲ 3 r/discordbots

How can I make my /work command feel more satisfying?

I have a Discord bot with a /work command where users can do different jobs to earn coins and progress through ranks.

It works fine, but honestly, I’m not completely satisfied with how it feels right now. It feels like it could be more rewarding or satisfying to use, but I’m not sure what’s missing.

I’ve been thinking about things like making the result more visually satisfying, making rank-ups feel more rewarding, having different outcomes depending on the job, adding streaks or small surprises, or just making the whole interaction feel less static.

For people who play Discord economy bots, what makes a /work command actually feel satisfying to use?

I’m mainly looking for ideas that improve the experience rather than just adding more coins or bigger rewards. I’d love to hear what you guys would change or add.

u/Working_Mixture9339 — 11 days ago
▲ 16 r/MongoDB_Official

i've been using mongodb for years, here's what i learned

i've been using mongodb for years now and honestly, i've learned a lot of things the hard way 💀

when i first started, i thought mongodb was basically just:

"throw some json in there and you're good"

yeah... no lmao

over time i've screwed up schemas, made terrible queries, overused indexes, duplicated way too much data, and made collections that looked fine at first but became a pain later.

some of the stuff i wish i knew earlier

  • when to embed vs reference
  • how indexes can actually hurt you
  • why "mongodb is schema-less" doesn't mean "no schema needed"
  • how to structure collections without making future me hate present me
  • why some queries are fine with 1k documents but absolutely awful with millions
  • things i'd do differently if i started a new project today

figured i'd share what i've learned over the years since i'm probably not the only one who learned mongodb by breaking shit first 😂

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u/Working_Mixture9339 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/CriticalOpsGame

Is there an HLTV for Critical Ops?

Does Critical Ops have an HLTV or VLR equivalent?

CS2 has HLTV, Valorant has VLR/VAL.GG... does Critical Ops have something like that?

Like a website where you can see tournament history, the best clans, old rosters, retired/benched pros, player stats, rankings, and stuff like that.

I swear I remember there being a website years ago where you could even predict (or maybe bet?) on tournament matches, but I completely forgot what it was called.

Would be cool if we had something that kept track of the competitive scene over the years. There's been a lot of great players and teams, but it feels like a lot of that history just disappears.

Jokesta was one of my favorite players back then, and it'd be nice to look back at old tournaments and see who won, what the rosters were, and how teams changed over time.

Or is the competitive scene just too small for something like this because there aren't really many esports orgs in Critical Ops?

Curious if something like this already exists and I just don't know about it.

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u/Working_Mixture9339 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/DiscordModeration

Looking for Discord Moderators (20K+ User AI Chatbot)

We're Looking for Moderators!

I'm looking for moderators to help moderating for my Discord AI chatbot.

Right now, my bot is used by 20,000+ users, and we're looking for people to help review chat logs, enforce our community guidelines, and make sure moderators are handling reports fairly. You'll also be working alongside our development team, who will guide you through everything you need to know.

Requirements

- Have basic technical skills

- Be able to communicate in English

- Be active on Discord

- Be familiar with Discord's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines

- We're looking for 5 moderators

What You'll Get

- Premium+ access

- Work directly with the development team

- Help shape and improve a growing AI community

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u/Working_Mixture9339 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/discordbots+1 crossposts

Soooo uhhh... I just realized the avatar my Discord bot uses is someone else's art. Any advice?

So I found this VTuber avatar on Twitter a while ago. I really liked the art style, so I ended up using it as the avatar for my Discord bot without thinking much about it.

Now that my bot has started growing, I've become more anxious about it. I recently checked the VTuber's Twitter again and saw that she really dislikes AI arts. The awkward part is that my project is literally an AI chatbot on Discord.

I used her old model, and I used to talk to her in her Discord server, but I never got the chance to ask for permission to use the avatar.

I'm not sure what the best approach is now. Should I change the avatar immediately, or should I wait until she notices and asks me to take it down? Is it worth reaching out to ask for permission even though I've already been using it?

I'd really appreciate any advice from people who've dealt with something similar.

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u/Working_Mixture9339 — 3 months ago
▲ 23 r/CharacterAIrevolution

Testing my Discord AI chatbot led to this conversation. (NSFW)

i've been building an ai roleplay bot for discord over the past few years, and while testing one of the characters i literally just asked "what youve up to"...

i was not expecting it to escalate this fast. 😭

what made it even funnier was the built-in tts reading the entire response out loud right after.

if anyone wants to try it themselves, you can search Thea on Top.gg or Discord App Directory.

u/Working_Mixture9339 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/discordbots

Bro what did I actually create.....

I was just casually playing with my chatbot and WHY did the voice messages make this 10x worse 💀

I sat there staring at my screen like...

"What in the world did I just create..."

u/Working_Mixture9339 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/Discord_Bots

Is there a React-like way to develop Discord bots with live updates instead of constantly restarting Node/Python?

i've been wondering if something like this already exists.

i'm getting tired of constantly running or restarting Node/Python while debugging a Discord bot. My bot's architecture is pretty static, so most of the time I'm just changing features or logic instead of restructuring everything.

what I really like about React style development is the workflow, templates are already set up, and when I make changes I immediately see updates through hot reload/live refresh without manually restarting things all the time.

So I have a few questions:

Is there already a library or framework for Discord bots that works in a similar way?

Is hot reload/live debugging for bot development actually practical?

If something like this doesn't exist, would building it even make sense?

I'm curious whether this is a real problem other people run into, or if I'm approaching discord bot development the wrong way.

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u/Working_Mixture9339 — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/chrome_extensions

So hey guys, I published a Chrome extension 2 days ago, and then I got an email from some random guy named “Promise Collin”

The email sounded interesting because he’s offering to collaborate on a project, but honestly… it feels too good to be true.

This is my first time getting an email on my business account, so I’m not sure if this is just a common scam or legit.

Anyone experienced this before? Would appreciate advice

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u/Working_Mixture9339 — 5 months ago