A Pizza Game on Discord is typically a custom game or bot-driven activity where users earn virtual "points" (often themed around pizza, like slices, toppings, or coins) by participating in server events, completing tasks, chatting, or playing mini-games. These games are usually unique to a specific Discord server or bot, so the exact rules and mechanics can vary.
How to Check Points in a Pizza Game:
1. Bot Commands:
Most bots use text commands to check points. Common examples include:
- `!points`
- `!pizza`
- `!score`
- `!mypoints`
- `@BotName stats` (replace "BotName" with the actual bot's username).
2. Leaderboards:
Some bots display scores via a leaderboard. Try commands like:
- `!leaderboard`
- `!top`
3. Bot Documentation:
Check the bot’s help menu using `!help` or visit its official website/documentation for specific commands.
4. Server-Specific Instructions:
Ask moderators or check the server’s rules/channels for guidance. Custom bots may have unique commands (e.g., `?pizzapoints`).
5. Web Dashboard:
Certain bots (like MEE6 or Tatsu) link to an online dashboard where users can view stats. Look for a link in the bot’s description or help menu.
Popular Bots with Point Systems (for reference):
- Dank Memer: A popular bot with currency games (`pls profile`).
- MEE6: Tracks activity points (`!rank`).
- Tatsu: Uses `t!profile` for stats.
If the Pizza Game is custom-built, follow the server’s guidelines or ask moderators for help. 🍰