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Do you guys think that most gamers are "toxic"? I don't think most of us are, but I'd argue that most online gamers tend to be toxic, at least those you meet in the lobbies with voice chat enabled. It isn't as bad as the early 360/ps3 days when gamers would just swear up a storm, throw out racial slurs and just be obnoxiously loud and dumb. But these days, I just ignore those lobbies by sticking to my private chats with friends. I cringe whenever I hear a lobby voice chat. I always make sure I'm muted, and if anyone talks to me, I tend to ignore them, unless they're being kind, which I may respond, idk. I feel like a lot of the gamers out there are toxic, but I think you could say that about most people these days haha. Just look at social media.

Well, it was leaked a while back that the RE9 announcement would be in December so all I can say is finally! Also, It's great to hear that Naughty Dog has a new game in development.

I think you’re spot on about voice chat lobbies. It’s like they bring out the worst in some people. But I don’t think toxicity defines most gamers. It’s more that the loud minority gets the most attention, while the majority are just quietly enjoying their games. I also feel like certain games or platforms might foster more toxic behavior, depending on the culture or expectations within the community

I totally relate! Glitches can be so frustrating. Layers of Fear had some intense moments, but those errors made it worse!

I agree, online gaming can be toxic, especially in voice chat. Ignoring negativity and sticking to friends is a wise choice!

This game does look interesting but I have to agree with killamch89, would be nice to know more about the story as well. The graphics do look awesome as well!

Well, I'm not toxic ever since I started playing games. It's not the games that gamers toxic but their nature itself.

Even in video game communities that is interactive they are still creating toxic conversations, making the community very much uncomfortable for some gamers to feel free to communicate.