Discord Server

would like to to give theRoblox BABFT PvP community a dedicated Discord home that automates matchmaking, record-keeping, and ranked play from day one. The project is split between a feature-rich bot and a full server build, and I’ve put together a detailed brief that walks through every screen, command, and permission layer you’ll need. Core workflow • The bot sets players to “free” or “busy” and pairs them automatically, then whispers both Roblox usernames so they can jump straight into battle. • After each fight the bot updates a personal tracker that shows wins, losses, total fights, and current player level. Casual players can report their own results; ranked results are queued for a moderator to confirm before they go live. • A ranked queue lets players request official matches, pings the right mods, and posts the card in a channel where staff can spectate and validate the outcome. Community knowledge base Users can submit their favourite PvP mechanics and strategies through a form command. Mods review the submission, tag it, and publish approved tactics into tiered channels—higher ranks unlock deeper channels automatically. Profiles & factions Every player and faction gets an embed-style profile page that the bot keeps current. Members see their ratios, recent history, faction affiliation, and a link to the mechanic library that matches their rank. Private spaces Some of my friends avoid Roblox chat entirely, so I need quiet text/voice channels that stay hidden from the main server but integrate with the same role system. What I need from you • Build the Discord bot (JavaScript/TypeScript or Python—your call) with scalable data storage. • Stand up the full server: roles, channels, permissions, and onboarding flows that tie directly into the bot. • Deliver clean, well-commented code plus a short README so my moderators can run basic maintenance. • Give me a clear timeline and cost breakdown; I’m comfortable with milestone payments tied to major features. Experience with Roblox integrations, Discord.js, next-level matchmaking logic, or similar competitive communities is a huge plus. If this feels like your wheelhouse, I’d love to review a brief plan of attack, see examples of past bots you’ve shipped, and lock in dates to get started.