Truly inspired by the IRC triviabots of yore, but Discord's BooBot has a very good example of this.
The ability to run trivia games with a !trivia command. Ideally, the bot owner would be able to specify their own trivia questions and answers via config file, or linking to an external one.
Topic would be specified by keyword, ex. !trivia movies would run movie trivia while !trivia history would be historical questions. If users can add their own trivia it could be anything they desire, from sports to anime to gaming to even community-specific dank memes.
Should be able to specify the number of questions ala !trivia 5 or !trivia 100 (if the number specified is higher than the number of questions available, just use the maximum). By default just running !trivia [topic] should output 10 questions.
The ability to run !triviastop at any time to cancel trivia is a must.
Multiple possible correct answers to account for potential differences in spelling and formatting would be ideal, as seen below.
Truly inspired by the IRC triviabots of yore, but Discord's BooBot has a very good example of this.
The ability to run trivia games with a
!triviacommand. Ideally, the bot owner would be able to specify their own trivia questions and answers via config file, or linking to an external one.Topic would be specified by keyword, ex.
!trivia movieswould run movie trivia while!trivia historywould be historical questions. If users can add their own trivia it could be anything they desire, from sports to anime to gaming to even community-specific dank memes.Should be able to specify the number of questions ala
!trivia 5or!trivia 100(if the number specified is higher than the number of questions available, just use the maximum). By default just running!trivia [topic]should output 10 questions.The ability to run
!triviastopat any time to cancel trivia is a must.Multiple possible correct answers to account for potential differences in spelling and formatting would be ideal, as seen below.