Choose a game that suits the moment
A quick solo challenge and a turn-based game with another member ask for different amounts of attention. Before inviting someone, check whether they have time to play and whether the channel is intended for bot activities. Start with an understandable invitation rather than issuing repeated commands at people who have not agreed to participate.
Use current command help
Bot command names, permissions and options can change as the project evolves. Check the help available in Discord and follow the prompts shown by the game. If a command is missing, do not assume that the website can enable it; availability can depend on roles, server configuration and the channel where you are using it.
Give other players room to respond
Turn-based games work better when both players know the expected pace. Explain if you need to leave and use the game's supported controls to finish or stop when available. Avoid flooding a shared channel with replacement games because an opponent has not responded immediately.
Understand rewards separately
Some bot activities interact with the configured economy, while others are simply games. Read the command's current behavior before assuming an entry cost, reward or ranking. This page does not publish a universal payout table or guarantee that any activity produces a reward in every server configuration.
Use games to join the community
A shared activity can make an introduction easier, but it does not guarantee a friendship or ongoing availability. Thank other players, respect refusals and move longer conversations into an appropriate channel with agreement. Main areas of We Are Degenerates remain subject to staff age verification and community rules.