Your public community listing, bumps, stats and command history.
Run a community on Farm Sim Game without a Discord server, add staff from your friends, and choose what each staff role may see and change.
List your Discord community on the Farm Sim Game Communities page with a description, tags, country, banner and its own profile page link.
Give your community its own page at Community/@name with your game servers live, who's playing, news, polls, reviews and a chat, and make it look the way you want.
Your community chat on Farm Sim Game: channels and categories, staff roles and permissions, and game server alerts in it, each sent to the channel you pick: online and offline, joins and leaves, a live status card, admins, mods, farm and savegame alerts, restarts and sessions, with notices for followers or staff.
Let your players support your community with monthly supporter tiers and one-time payments, paid straight to the Discord server owner's own Stripe account.
Plan farming sessions, harvest convoys, contract nights and new saves on your community page. Players RSVP, get a reminder before it starts, and find you on the community events calendar.
Star out swearing, slurs and explicit words in your community chat. Communities without the 18+ badge always have the filter on.
A welcome message, auto responses, timed messages and link blocking for your community chat on the website and in the app.
Warn members in your community chat, time them out automatically after too many warnings, and keep a mod log.
Let members give themselves chat roles, such as their platform or region, on your community page.
A channel in your community chat where members count up together, one number each.
Use /bump to move your community to the top of the Farm Sim Game Communities list every 2 hours, and /bumps to see your server's top 25 bumpers.
Post new uploads from YouTube channels in your community chat on the website and in the app.
Let players open a private help chat with your staff from your community chat on the website. Claim, answer and close tickets, and keep their transcripts.
Build application forms players fill out on your community page, then approve or deny them. Accepted players can get a chat role.
Read your dashboard's main page: Premium status, member, channel and role totals, joins and leaves, invite stats and the Bot Error Logs list.
See which members used which bot commands in your server, from warns and bans to /setup and /invite, in the dashboard's Command history list.