Does anyone else feel like your stream's "vibe" is completely static? Built a thing that changes the scene from chat, want to know if this is actually useful or just a gimmick

I stream occasionally and something always bothered me: the visuals behind me are frozen. Same scene at hour 1 and hour 6. The energy in chat swings wildly but nothing on screen ever reflects it.

So I built a scene that listens. Someone types "it's getting late" and the sky actually shifts, fog rolls in, the music softens. No commands, no "!weather rain" — you just say it like you'd say it to a person. It's been running 24/7 on YouTube for a while now.

The thing I genuinely can't tell from the inside:

1. Would you actually want chat to have this much control over your scene? Or is that a moderation nightmare waiting to happen?

2. Is "ambience that responds" something viewers stay longer for, or do they notice it once and stop caring?

3. For those of you who do Just Chatting / co-working / lofi streams — what would make this a "yes I'd install this" vs "neat, moving on"?