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lol, him turning a new leaf? that's a literal meme. and i do honor randoms if they are worth honoring. if theres no one then I honor him because I mean why not, not like he cares that much about the game to where he will turn a new leaf lol. but i do warn him before he types something toxic to stop.
Well if you know that he constantly acts that way despite your warnings then maybe you should consider severing ties with him. Why do I say this? Because I experienced a similar situation in the MMORPG Wizard101 where a guy who asked me for help seemed friendly at first but after a while he started acting like a jerk towards other people along with demanding that I help him with everything. Yes I did get onto him for that but he didn't care. When I finally severed ties with him he said " you were barely any help anyways lol", which told me that he wasn't truly sorry for his behavior.
If you're not willing to go that far yet, you could give him a warning where if he continues to act like that that you'll cut ties with him right then and there. Again I experienced this situation (different from the one above) in the same game where I told my long-time friend that was being rude and disrespectful towards me that I was keeping him on my friends list in light of our past friendship, but I warned him that further poor behavior would cause the friendship to end. In that instance it was a wake-up call for him as he apologized for his behavior and has since never treated me like that again.
TL;DR If you know that your friend constantly behaves poorly despite your repeated warnings to stop then either give him a warning to stop or risk having the friendship end right there and/or just remove him on the spot. If he truly cares about your friendship then he'll consider shaping up or shipping out, but the onus is on you to decide if he's truly worth keeping as a friend when you know how he behaves.