Discord!

If you play a lot of online PC games, you should take the time to familiarize yourself with Discord. Essentially Skype for gamers, this service is designed to help players communicate and coordinate via private servers that let you text and voice-chat with other people.

The Discord app works with desktop and mobile platforms, combining the features of a chat lobby, a message board and a VoIP chatting system into one app that's not going to hog resources on your phone or PC.

Discord's popularity has only multiplied in recent years, with the app now reaching over 90 million registered users. If you're looking to get a group together for PUBG, communicate easily to an entire server of Minecraft players or just hang out online with a small group of friends, then you should keep reading to learn what this growing platform offers.

Once you've created a Discord account, you can choose to run it in your browser or install the Discord app. The app gives you many more customization options and is a must for anyone looking to run a server. Creating a server just requires a valid server name; nothing needs to be installed.

Discord stands out by giving you the option to run the app in a browser, letting you change individual people's mic levels and offering an overall lower-latency voice chat, which helps when talking to people across the globe.

If you've installed the Discord app on your PC, you can access it through an overlay while playing games. Then, you can either tweak audio levels or type something quickly without having to alt/tab to another window.

Discord is available on Windows and Mac computers and can be accessed by downloading and running the Discord app or in-browser at the official website. The browser version has some limitations, like not being able to detect a webcam or multiple audio devices. In addition, the browser version cannot use the screen-share function that lets users stream their desktops or specific windows to up to nine other people.

Discord is also available for Android and iOS devices and includes many of the same features on mobile that you see on desktop. Screen sharing is notably absent from mobile versions, but you can still make video calls with all users and receive screen-share video from desktop users.

If you're a Twitch or YouTube streamer with an audience of any size, Discord is a great place to manage your following. Discord gives your viewers more flexibility than a simple chat window on Twitch does. As a streamer, you can also rest easy thanks to Discord's Streamer Mode, which intelligently hides invite codes, DiscordTags and other personal info should any of it find its way on-screen during a stream.

What is Discord Nitro?

For $5 a month or $50 a year, you can sign up for Discord Nitro, which functions more as a status symbol and a tip jar than as an upgraded version of the app. While you get some functional perks, like bigger image-upload caps (from 8MB to 50MB) and higher-quality screen sharing, the rest of the benefits are purely cosmetic. The Discord team has promised not to lock up currently free features behind Nitro in the future.

Among the cosmetic perks are animated avatars and animated emojis in chat. You can also customize the DiscordTag number that comes after your name, and you get a special badge to display your support.

What are Discord bots?

Many of the best community- and server-management tools available for Discord don't come with the app, but are installed separately as third-party programs. These are called bots, and Discord has a listing of officially endorsed bots that give server owners comprehensive moderation tools and integration with other apps, like Twitch or YouTube.

You can also find unofficial bots that do a lot more, like let you call real phone numbers, add server stat readouts or display player career stats for games like Fortnite. Not all of these bots are free to install or free to use, and there's no guarantee that they'll stay updated with the latest version of Discord. However, some of them are widely popular and offer very specific fun or useful extras to help spice up your server.

On DISCORD you can get info about new coins and you can do stake of some coins on it also you can get rains and tips on coin serever you join it is a good way to learn something new it is fun and it makes easily to be in contact with people and friends.