I’ve seen and heard similar stories a few times over. Not surprising people downplay it or victim blame, or out right attempt to silence people from speaking up about it.
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The community is toxic, so why would you expect the GM’s to be any better?
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Some people are to self-absorbed to admit they are the drama.
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Truth is, toxic players are part of a very vocal minority, they just seem like they are everywhere because of how vocal they are.
People usually avoid confrontation, especially in a guild setting because they don’t want to cause waves, usually the super toxic people hold a position of power in the guild whether that be because they are an officer or a high value player.
But ultimately it all comes down to what you as a player consider toxic behaviour, calling out mistakes during raid, calling out poor performance, sometimes people mean it as a friendly ribbing but it can come across more toxic than intended, finding an entirely nontoxic guild would be a hard push but I’m sure you will eventually find a group that is right for you.
I don’t know why people would stay; perhaps it’s just because those players have different boundaries than you do.
My guilds have movie nights and drunk content runs. Pretty good over here.
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