Sticky messages and a counting channel
A note that stays the last message of a channel, and a channel where your server counts up together. Premium has both now, every server from December 12.
Sticky messages
Every server has a channel where the same question comes up again and again, and a pinned message nobody opens. A sticky message is a note that stays the last message of the channel. When somebody writes below it, the bot posts it again at the bottom and removes the old copy.
The note moves at most every 15 seconds, so a busy channel does not fill with it, and there is only ever one copy. Mentions in a note notify nobody. Change the text in the dashboard and the note in Discord follows within seconds.
The counting channel
One channel, one rule: the next message is the next number. Members write 1, 2, 3 and so on, the bot ticks every right number, and nobody counts twice in a row, so it takes the server and not one person. How far do you get?
You choose what a wrong number costs. In the classic game the count starts again at 1, and the bot says who broke it and what the record is. Or the wrong message is simply removed and the count stays. With numbers only, the channel holds nothing but the count.
How to try it
Open Sticky messages in the dashboard, add a note, pick its channel, write the text, switch it on and save. For the game, open Counting, pick a channel, switch it on and save, then write 1.
Both are in Premium early access until December 12. After that every server gets the counting channel and one sticky note for free, and Premium runs 25 notes.
Try it on your server
Add ZombyIO to your server and switch it on in the dashboard.