Want to play What Would Rather on your Server? Invite the bot now!

What is this Bot? ?

What You Would Rather? is a Guessing game where you guess one thing.
Long Description short Take this example:

You typed r!rather or r!rth in short, The bot ask you to Pick one thing from it

You : r!rather

Bot : What would you Rather?

1930 – 2010s Cartoons

2010 – 4020s Cartoons

Now you have to chose one option by typing r!opt1 for Option 1 and r!opt2 for Option 2
I have chosen Option 2 So i will type r!opt1

You : r!opt1

Bot : Nice, You have chosen Option 1

This is How you Play the Game, There are 800+ Questions Total in The Bot.
(Every time new question added, The page will be edited)

Extra Features ?

You can play it also by DMing The Bot
80 Question for Freemium (Get Premium by Voting the bot and get 100+ Questions) (Still in Progress)
Updated Speed so The bot can easily and fast send the messages even in 700+ Servers
Shifted from ‘discord.py’ to ‘discord.ext’ for the bot to manage traffic and other things
New bunch of Easter Eggs for you to find (Beacuse Easter Eggs are Cool)
Using EITHER.IO API for Unlimited range of questions for Premium / Voters

Selfhosting the bot ?

Create a Discord Bot Account

Make sure you’re logged on to the Discord website.
Navigate to the application page.
Click on the “New Application” button.
Give the application a name and click “Create”.
Go to the “Bot” tab and then click “Add Bot”. You will have to confirm by clicking “Yes, do it!”

Keep the default settings for Public Bot (checked) and Require OAuth2 Code Grant (unchecked).
Your bot has been created. The next step is to copy the token.

Note: This token is your bot’s password so don’t share it with anybody. It could allow someone to log in to your bot and do all sorts of bad things. You can regenerate the token if it accidentally gets shared.

Invite Your Bot to Join a Server

Now you have to get your Bot User into a server. To do this, you should create an invite URL for it.

Go to the “OAuth2” tab. Then select “bot” under the “scopes” section.
Now choose the permissions you want for the bot. Our bot is going to mainly use text messages so we don’t need a lot of the permissions. You may need more depending on what you want your bot to do. Be careful with the “Administrator” permission.
After selecting the appropriate permissions, click the ‘copy’ button above the permissions. That will copy a URL which can be used to add the bot to a server.
Paste the URL into your browser, choose a server to invite the bot to, and click “Authorize”.

To add the bot, your account needs “Manage Server” permissions.