Shop becoming legal soon, need help with that to expect from the vanguard community.

Our shop is soon becoming official with bushiroad, but i'm worried that the players of vanguard will become like our yugioh players and become very rude. If anyone has any suggestions on how to minimize this and help keep this game fun for all please tell me.

EDIT: Shop becoming legal soon, need help with WHAT to expect from the vanguard community

From my experiences it's all a matter of the shop owner and how he handles problem customers.

From the sounds of it the owner doesn't care about dickish players as long as they keep buying (very common thing for shops).

Become the driving force in your community and set an example to others. Work with your shop owner and have good communication with both him and the play group so standards and civility can be kept.

Klaus wrote:

From my experiences it's all a matter of the shop owner and how he handles problem customers.

From the sounds of it the owner doesn't care about dickish players as long as they keep buying (very common thing for shops).

Oh god, that actually happened in a shop I used to go to. It's horrible.

True.... it's hard to handle dickish players :/ as long as they buy you make money but i dislike them so much i have no clue what to do

The shop I go to bans problem customers and scolds people when they are loud or use rude language. There seems to be an unspoken agreement between players to keep things cool between each other now. Enforce it at first, and eventually everyone will get the picture. Remember, it is still a privilege for them to play at your store. The customer is not always right. The customer is only right as long as he is showing respect to the owner and the other customers.

junri wrote:

The shop I go to bans problem customers and scolds people when they are loud or use rude language. There seems to be an unspoken agreement between players to keep things cool between each other now. Enforce it at first, and eventually everyone will get the picture. Remember, it is still a privilege for them to play at your store. The customer is not always right. The customer is only right as long as he is showing respect to the owner and the other customers.

This. It's a privilege to sit down at a place of business and play card games. That's an extra feature that simply makes going to a shop that sells cards better. Don't abuse this.