Practice your knowledge on the flags, capitals and locations of countries and compete against your friends
Countryvia is a trivia bot for those who like geography or want to increase their knowledge.
Categories:
Flags: players are shown a flag and must name the country. Capitals: players are given a country and must name the capital. Maps: players are shown a country highlighted on the map and must name the country.
Trivia Commands:
t!trivia - Start a trivia game. You can optionally give a number of questions after the command. The default is 10.
t!trivia end - Ends the trivia game in the current channel.
Commands for Admins:
t!prefix - Changes the bot's prefix. If you've forgotten your current prefix, you can tag (mention) the bot to find out.
t!mr add - Give a role the permission to end a trivia game. Normally a game can only be ended by the person who started it.
t!mr remove - Remove a manager role.
t!mr list - Show list of current manager roles.
Ratings & Reviews
3.14
22 reviews
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ooctaviaa
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about 1 year ago
I really love this bot! We use it for weekly trivia and it's super fun. I wish there was a mode where instead of being timed, it only moved on when the correct answer was chosen, instead of timing out after 10 seconds.
JohnCaseyPlayz
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almost 2 years ago
The bot doesn't even work when I put in a command it just says wrong argument, can someone please help me to fix this?
mnuggie
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almost 2 years ago
it is a great bot that helps improve my geography skills, but I really would like to see a Discord server where I can stay tuned for updates/bugs/patches. overall I give it a 4.
sOmEOne
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almost 2 years ago
Great bot, amazing for practicing your geometry skills and whatnot. Unfortunately the bot seems to not be a bit broken as the bot will not start a game given the "maps" category; it works for every category(flags, old, proposed, etc.) but not the maps category. If anyone knows why Countryvia seems to do this, please let me know.