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getting groomed on roblox speedrun

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Overview

The video’s creator, JamesFilms, claims that the newly released Roblox game “Dorms” quickly exposes users—especially minors—to predatory “grooming” behavior.

How the Creator Tests the Claim

  • He says he heard reports that Dorms has many predators.
  • He notes the game was created only about 3 weeks earlier and already has around 70,000 visits, which leads him to test the situation himself.

The “Speedrun” Setup

  • He performs a “speedrun” by:
    • Creating a new account with a childlike username ("puppycat_lover13").
    • Using a cheap avatar.
  • He then joins the game to see how quickly predatory users engage.

What Happens in the Game

According to the creator, the gameplay quickly connects him to strangers through:

  • A green “connect” button
  • Chat and rooms

Within minutes, he reports:

  • After ~2 minutes 50 seconds: he’s invited to a stranger’s room.
  • After ~3 minutes 30 seconds: he’s kicked out.
  • Soon after: he matches with another player who:
    • Probes for age
    • Initiates “fun”/private interaction

Time to Identify a Predator

  • He claims that within ~4 minutes, he finds someone he characterizes as a predator.
  • He then says he trolls/deflects the interaction by claiming he is a Roblox safety advocate YouTuber and telling the predator he has footage.
  • He reports the predator ends the interaction, later claiming:
    • The creator was “trolling”
    • The creator said the predator was 16

Creator’s Main Takeaways

  • JamesFilms argues the test shows grooming is “disgustingly easy” to encounter in Roblox environments.
  • He claims the entire sequence—from joining to being targeted—took about 12 minutes.

Additional Prior Example

The creator also describes a previous case:

  • Before Roblox removed the “Dollhouse” roleplay game, he says he caught another user trying to obtain inappropriate pictures.
  • He claims the account was not banned, only the username was reset.

Conclusion

Despite Roblox’s “safety updates,” JamesFilms concludes it remains easy for groomers/predators to operate, suggesting systemic enforcement issues.

Presenters / Contributors

  • JamesFilms (primary presenter/creator)
  • Avieoli (referenced as making a related video)

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