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What is simulated
- The attacks. Every attack line is generated. Every link ends in
.invalid, so it can’t open. Slurs, if the streamer turns that tactic on, are placeholders drawn as solid blocks. - The banter. The harmless lines come from a curated pool, never from real viewers’ messages.
- Kai (sim). A simulated co-mod for rehearsing alone. It acts on about 60% of attacks after a few seconds and sometimes on tempting banter, so you can see a false ban happen. It is always labelled “(sim)” and scored separately.
- The demo room. If you are in a demo room, the channel and its chat log are sample data and its grades are a labelled local estimate.
What you never touch
- Nothing is posted to the real chat. The only message ModScrim can ever send is an optional fixed line when a drill starts, and it never contains attack text.
- Delete, Timeout and Ban only score the drill. Nobody real is removed from anything.
- You never see your streamer’s chat log, tokens or blocked terms.
- Viewers see an overlay where every attack message is a blurred bar. They never learn a working trick.
The full list is on the safety page.