Pick your answer from: -- The station will then make a documentary of the incident. You can also make documentary sound effects to convince the other player to play safe and get violent. -- Gather all the evidence you have so that you can share it with the other player. If you can't get the video, then request that it be deleted or moved. -- Do not let anyone witness the content of the game. By the time you reach the point where you think the player harmed you, you have gone to criminal court and the judge has ordered the player to go forward. -- Tell whoever you speak to that you are thinking of suing the other player and you need video evidence. Write down your memories of the violence.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to take legal action for player to player violence
Get video of the player attacking you.
This evidence will be critical for your lawsuit against the other player. If a television station broadcast the game, then contact the station and ask for a copy of the tape.
Answer:
Tell whoever you speak to that you are thinking of suing the other player and you need video evidence. Write down your memories of the violence.