Top 10 Bot

What is this bot? The Top 10 Drag Racing Bot is a competitive racing management system for Discord servers. It lets racers compete for positions on a Top 10 leaderboard, challenge each other to races, and track their racing history.

Perfect for: Car communities, racing crews, street racing groups, or any competitive Discord server!

The Racing System Top 10 List: The main leaderboard showing the best 10 racers Queue: Everyone below position 10 waits in the queue High-Stakes Callouts: Two-stage acceptance system - defenders must accept within 24 hours or forfeit! Adjacent-Only Challenges: You can ONLY challenge the position directly above you (ladder climbing) Auto-Resolution: Callouts auto-resolve if deadlines are missed - no more ghost callouts! Defeat Cooldowns: Losers get 24-hour cooldowns (💧 emoji) preventing immediate re-challenges Named Lists: Admins can create multiple racing lists (e.g., "Street Racing", "Pro League") Auto-Updating Boards: Set persistent leaderboards that update automatically 🔥 Callout Indicators: When a racer has an active callout, they'll appear with a 🔥 emoji on the leaderboard! 💧 Defeat Cooldowns: Racers with active defeat cooldowns show the 💧 emoji! ⚔️High-Stakes Callout System (NEW!) How the Two-Stage Challenge System Works The bot now uses a strategic two-stage acceptance system to prevent "ghost callouts" and ensure challenges actually happen:

Stage 1: Acceptance Window (24 Hours) When you challenge someone, the defender has 24 hours to respond with one of three options:

✅ Accept: Use /acceptcallout to accept the challenge and start a 12-hour resolution window 🏳️ Decline: Use /declinecallout to forfeit your position to the challenger immediately ⏰ Ignore: If no response in 24 hours, the challenger automatically wins your spot! Stage 2: Resolution Window (12 Hours) Once a callout is accepted, both racers have 12 hours to:

Race in your game (Forza, Need for Speed, etc.) Resolve the result using /resolve If no resolution in 12 hours, the challenger automatically wins! Defeat Cooldown System When you lose a race, you get a 24-hour cooldown (💧) preventing you from immediately challenging the same position again. This prevents "rage callouts" and keeps competition fair and strategic.

Rules: Position 1-9: Can call out the position directly above them Position 10: Can call out position 9 Queue members: Can call out position 10 (if no active callout on 10) Defeat cooldown: Can't challenge the same position for 24 hours after losing to them (💧) Defender must accept/decline within 24 hours or forfeit their position

🆕 Setting Up Your First Racing List Server admin subscribes through Discord's Server Shop/Monetization Admin creates a list: /createlist name:Street Racing Admin links it to channel: /linklisttochannel name:Street Racing Racers join: /join (optional car info) View the list: /showlist (Optional) Set auto-updating board: /setboard

💡Tips & Tricks Multiple Lists: Create separate lists for different racing categories (street, track, etc.) Shared Lists: Link the same list to multiple channels so everyone sees the same rankings Auto Boards: Set persistent boards in your main channels for always-visible leaderboards Cooldown Strategy: The 24-hour cooldown prevents spam, so plan your callouts wisely! History Tracking: Use /history to review recent races and verify results Active Callouts: Check /activecallouts to see who's currently racing Queue Management: Only queue members can challenge position 10 if there's no active callout

🛠️ Admin Commands (11 commands):

/addracer / /removeracer - Manage racers /swappositions - Swap two racers /clearcallouts / /cleardraglist - Clear data /createlist - Create named lists /linklisttochannel - Link lists to channels /showlists - View all lists /setboard / /clearboard - Manage persistent boards(live scoreboards) Step-by-Step Workflows