FAQ

Goose Combats is inspired by the well-known Rumble Bot, but it is significantly more advanced. It features a dynamic round-based event system where players must react in real time to each phase's requirements. Matches are played in a cross-community format, and every decision impacts eliminations, revives, and final outcomes, affecting both individual rankings and community standings.

Each season has its own leaderboard snapshots and combat history. Use the season selector to switch views.

Yes. A new community can join an ongoing season at any time, as long as it accepts the participation conditions for that season.

Yes. Goose Combats supports parallel combats as long as each matchup uses communities that are currently available. For example, two different community-vs-community matches can run simultaneously at the same time. What is not allowed is creating a new combat against a community that is already flagged as challenger or under attack. You can always verify each community state in real time on the Status page.

Community points are calculated from finished combats only. For each finished combat: winner community gets +7, defeated community gets -3, and the creator community gets +10 (or +25 if the rival was selected in auto mode ???). In addition, each community adds the player points earned by its members in that same combat. Seasonal standings are the result of this base combat impact plus all active bonuses.

The bonus system is applied at the community points and only uses finished combats.The streak resets when that community loses, and bonuses continue stacking through the season.

Player points come from finished combats: +2 per combat played, +1 per kill, and +5 extra for the individual winner.

Open Combats History and enter any combat detail page to see overview, winner snapshot, combat summary, and round-by-round replay.

To participate in a season, each community must contribute a minimum of 50 USDC to the seasonal pool. Communities may also contribute NFTs optionally to increase the pool value. This contribution model is how the seasonal pool is funded.In each season, the pool is split into 90% for community ranking and 10% for individual MVP ranking. Both tracks distribute rewards to Top 1/2/3 with 50/30/20 inside each track.Seasons are quarterly. Each season starts on day 2 of the first month of the quarter and closes on the last day of the third month:The bot is not available for matches on the final day of each quarter (day 30 or 31, depending on the month) and on day 1 of the new quarter. Those days are reserved for season closure, prize distribution, and setup for the next season.

Each combat prize is funded by the hoster, meaning the community that creates the combat. The prize asset is always the configured community token(s), and the minimum is defined by each community token setup. The hoster can create a combat using either its own community token or the assigned token of the rival community.This keeps prize thresholds aligned with each community setup and prevents extremely low-value combats while keeping participation open.

Goose Combats only stores the minimum data needed for gameplay, leaderboards, and combat history. Most of the information is generated by the Goose Combats games themselves and is not personal Discord user data. We do not save Discord IDs, messages, or private Discord profile details. For more information, see the Privacy Policy.