There is no doubt that Discord is one of the most popular and the best VoIP chat app for gamers. Discord has the best security and privacy options. Not only that, Discord comes with some easy-to-use commands, that will make your conversation much easier.
For more fun, you can also use Discord bots with moderation to your Discord server. Using Discord commands, you can manage spam.
Discord comes with a set of slash commands for quick operations like searching GIFs and images, welcoming new members, or ban someone. As an admin or a member, these Discord commands are always helpful.
In this article, we are going to share a list of some most popular Discord commands and bots. Also, we will share how to use these Discord commands.
Discord Commands
/Me – Emphasizes inserted text.
/Spoiler – If you want to hides the content you type, use this Spoiler command.
whois [user mention] – Use this command to find out who is talking to you. The server will give you all the required information about that person.
membercount – This command will count all the members of your Discord server.
emotes – Find a list of emojis for your server.
serverinfo – Get some information about your server including server uptime or connected users.
tts [message] – Don’t have a microphone? Don’t worry. Using this command, you can type in the chat room and this Discord command will speak your message in the chat room.
afk set [status] – Got some urgent work or need some rest? Using this command, you can set an AFK (away from the keyboard) message in the chat room along with your Discord username. (afk set [Lunch Time])
giphy [search term] – As its name suggests, this command is used to find awesome GIFs.
nick [new nickname] – Use this command to choose your favorite nickname. (/nick [enter new nickname here])
How to Create Discord Commands
It is very hard and complex to develop custom Discord commands, as it required a high level of programming knowledge. If you are interested, research more into this topic and create your new custom Discord command.
Discord Servers and Chat Bots
Just like Discord commands, Discord bots are a very useful feature if you are a gamer. You can find many Discord bots online for various tasks including remove, add or moderate users. You can also ban someone if they use a particular word in the chat room using bots.
There are tons of Discord bots out there and it is very easy to use them.
ban [user] [limit] [reason] – This bot is used to block users in chat. You can also set an expiration date on the ban.
softban [user] [reason] – You can block someone temporarily and remove his or her messages from the chatroom.
kick [user] [reason] – Using the kick command, you can kick a user from the group or room. Kicking out means, the user can’t join the server or chat except invited by the admin.
mute [user] [minutes] [reason] – Allow admins to mute the user for a specific time.
addrole [name] [hex color] [hoist] – Allows you to set up a role for users. You can create a role for multiple users using this Discord bot.
delrole [role name] – Take the role you given from the user.
role [user] [role name] – Assign users for the specific positions including moderator or admin.
How to Make a Discord Bot
Just like the Discord command, it is very difficult to build your own Discord bot. It requires a high level of programming and technical knowledge.
FAQ
Q 1: Is Discord safe?
Yes, Discord is completely safe and secure to use. You can enjoy all Discord features without being worried about your security.
Q 2: Where to find more commands?
You can find tons of Discord bots and commands on sites like top.gg and https://www.tournamentkings.com/commands.
To Sum Up
Discord is the best chatting application for gamers, using VoIP service. Gamers across the world can join and interact with each other using Discord. Windows 10 users are facing many issues with the Discord application. We have published some simple methods to fix all Discord issues.
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