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If everything fails, you could consider playing another game with the toxic player, possibly without competitive aspect. Sometimes, it's just the game just doesn't fit the personality. You could consider this as a last resort from effectively kicking him out of your gaming sessions.

If everything fails, you could consider playing another game with the toxic player, possibly without competitive aspect. Sometimes, it's just the game just doesn't fit the personality. You could consider this as a last resort before effectively kicking him out of your gaming sessions.

This is how to handle it withing the group but a little head's up could also be necessary.

This is how to handle it within the group but a little head's up could also be necessary.

It's also about making sure they understand there is a problem, and that the subtext is that it's not really acceptable, even if that is generally useless to say. Remind them, that it's just a game, and you expect it to be anger-free. You could also say, if things are not going too well you keep yourself free from cutting their microphone (if you can cut for everyone, that's best)

It's also about making sure they understand there is a problem, and that the subtext is that it's not really acceptable, even if that is generally useless to say. Remind them, that it's just a game, and you expect it to be anger-free. You could also say, if things are not going too well you keep yourself the freedom to cut their microphone (if you can cut for everyone, that's best)