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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Silverbane" data-source="post: 6159235" data-attributes="member: 38016">Your play style diverges wildly from this player. This difference may be insurmountable. Are the other players closer in style to that of the player or to your own style?Talk to the player outside of the game and let him know which behaviors you find to be disruptive. Inform him that he needs to alter these behaviors if he wishes to continue to participate in the game.Do not allow this player (or any player, really) to stop the game for half an hour to argue about something. Also, you may want to forbid this player (and the other players, if it is a problem) from using their phones or computers at the game table). If a player has a rules issue, give them a small amount of time (two to five minutes) to articulate that issue, then make a ruling and carry on with the game. If the player continues to act out, eject him from the game.</blockquote>