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<blockquote data-quote="BlackMoria" data-source="post: 5242871" data-attributes="member: 424"><p>I am always forthright and up front with my players (I am the DM). If there is antisocial behavior or immaturity going on, I stop things right then and there and the offending player and myself go into another room for a 'consultation'</p><p></p><p>I never run a player down by calling him a jackhole or whatever. I simply ask what his/her issue is, why they are doing the behavior they are doing and try to resolve the issue by addressing the concerns of the player if there is some merit to the issue or tell the player that that the behavior is unacceptable if the reason for the behavior has no merit and what action I will undertake if the behavior continues.</p><p></p><p>The ball is now in the player's court. He either conforms to the table rules on conduct or he suffers the consequences for non-compliance.</p><p></p><p>In thirty five years of playing, I only twice had to escort a person to the door and bid him a goodnight, with a statement that he is welcome back to play but only under the terms discussed.</p><p></p><p>One player didn't return. The other return and apologized to the table and was accepted back.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BlackMoria, post: 5242871, member: 424"] I am always forthright and up front with my players (I am the DM). If there is antisocial behavior or immaturity going on, I stop things right then and there and the offending player and myself go into another room for a 'consultation' I never run a player down by calling him a jackhole or whatever. I simply ask what his/her issue is, why they are doing the behavior they are doing and try to resolve the issue by addressing the concerns of the player if there is some merit to the issue or tell the player that that the behavior is unacceptable if the reason for the behavior has no merit and what action I will undertake if the behavior continues. The ball is now in the player's court. He either conforms to the table rules on conduct or he suffers the consequences for non-compliance. In thirty five years of playing, I only twice had to escort a person to the door and bid him a goodnight, with a statement that he is welcome back to play but only under the terms discussed. One player didn't return. The other return and apologized to the table and was accepted back. [/QUOTE]
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