Hey, I really like what you're building with the game. One thing that could be useful as you grow the community is having a properly structured Discord server ready for players before the game gets more attention.

I’m MikeJara, and I help indie game developers set up and organize Discord communities around their games.

If I handled the setup, I’d take care of the full structure, including:

• Creating and organizing the server channels
• Setting up sections for announcements, game updates, community chat, feedback, bug reports, and support
• Creating a dedicated space for players to share screenshots, clips, suggestions, and discussions
• Setting up roles for admins, moderators, testers, community members, and other relevant groups
• Configuring permissions so private staff areas are protected while players have easy access to the community
• Setting up welcome and onboarding channels so new members immediately understand where to go
• Creating rules and server guidelines
• Setting up useful bots for moderation, verification, notifications, and community management where needed
• Connecting your game or social platforms to the Discord so important updates can reach the community
• Organizing the server so it looks professional rather than feeling like a collection of random channels

I can also structure it around your game's development stage, whether you're preparing for a demo, building a player community, collecting feedback, or getting ready for launch.

If you already have a Discord, I can also reorganize and improve the existing server instead of starting from scratch.

If you're interested, I can take a look at what you currently have and suggest a structure that would fit your game.

MikeJara