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I would think that applies to everyone, not just people on CC...Kotaro wrote:CC players are retarded?

I would agree here, but i usually give all 5 stars unless they are rude in the chat. Then if they are positive in the chat i will take it one step ferther and check the friendly box.Lindax wrote:Call me old-fashioned if you like, when a game starts I wish people a fun time and if my opponent(s) do not have the courtesy to react to that I rate them lower in attitude than somebody who does react. Some applies for a parting remark at the end of the game.
This may not be facebook, but there's nothing wrong with politeness and etiquette IMHO. We're still people, not robots.
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I would not say that I specifically rate folks down for being silent, but how can I commment on what I don't see? When the criteria is "exceptional" ...I cannot say if someone is silent because they are mad about losing or some other reason.Kotaro wrote:Why is is that people feel forced to rate others attitude down because they're silent?
Last I checked, AIM and MSN and facebook were for socializing, and this game was for playing...
Which is a really poor attitude to take, do you really care so little that people might be trying to communicate with you? Not looking at the chat-box is equivalent to sitting round a game-table with cotton wool stuffed in your ears. If I played you and found out you did that then I'd rate your attitude 1.Kotaro wrote:Why would that be important at all, Lindax? I sometmies don't even scroll down far enough to see teh chat box, let alone type in it.
KraphtOne wrote:when you sign up a new account one of the check boxes should be "do you want to foe colton24 (it is highly recommended) "
Exactly! You can't comment; it's called "not ranking" them in that area.PLAYER57832 wrote:I would not say that I specifically rate folks down for being silent, but how can I comment on what I don't see? When the criteria is "exceptional" ...I cannot say if someone is silent because they are mad about losing or some other reason.
How can you consider saying "Gl" to each other and "gg" to each other communication? And most people, when they talk, never actually talk; they complain about dice or how lucky the other person is. I've only seen a few things, ever, in my 3k of games that actually required or even deserved a response, and I gave one. But since I have about 60 games active at any one time, I don't see the point in typing good luck and good game over and over, to people that don't even care.Skittles! wrote: Which is a really poor attitude to take, do you really care so little that people might be trying to communicate with you? Not looking at the chat-box is equivalent to sitting round a game-table with cotton wool stuffed in your ears. If I played you and found out you did that then I'd rate your attitude 1.
Uhh, no. It sounds like something any asshole that feels like bring people down would do. Keep your politics in your own thread. I voted Obama, and have never rated anyone down, unless given a reason to do so (ie, suiciding, throwing the game, or verbally attacking for no reason).hammocksleeper wrote:The people you are playing may not even speak English. To punish them for not speaking sounds like something a liberal Democrat would do without checking the implications of their actions.
And before you post a reactionary comment to this, ask yourself, who did you vote for? Obama? Then you have just proven me right.

what if they don't speak english? please explain to me how it is poor attitude if someone from thailand or spain or germany doesn't respond to your english typing? do you ever go to the other language forums and attempt to post in threads that you don't understand the language? do it sometime, it is a real blast!-0Jeff Hardy wrote:if you dont chat at all and dont reply when others chat to you then you deserve a bad rating in attitude

Once again, define "chat". I don't consider "gl" something worth responding to. If someone says "Hey, gl, and how are you this (evening/morning/night), then I respond, but just saying "gl" and "gg" at the end doesn't seem worth anyones time.Jeff Hardy wrote:if you dont chat at all and dont reply when others chat to you then you deserve a bad rating in attitude
But you said most of the time you don't even read the chat, which is the situation where I would rate someone poorly. If someone says something and you don't respond to it you are displaying a poor attitude. If no one says anything than all players are displaying an indifferent attitude and I wouldn't mark anything for anyone.Kotaro wrote:Once again, define "chat". I don't consider "gl" something worth responding to. If someone says "Hey, gl, and how are you this (evening/morning/night), then I respond, but just saying "gl" and "gg" at the end doesn't seem worth anyones time.Jeff Hardy wrote:if you dont chat at all and dont reply when others chat to you then you deserve a bad rating in attitude
Too many people see that as a bad rating.Kotaro wrote:Exactly! You can't comment; it's called "not ranking" them in that area.PLAYER57832 wrote:I would not say that I specifically rate folks down for being silent, but how can I comment on what I don't see? When the criteria is "exceptional" ...I cannot say if someone is silent because they are mad about losing or some other reason.
or you could just not rate them on attitude...Kotaro wrote:Why is is that people feel forced to rate others attitude down because they're silent?
Last I checked, AIM and MSN and facebook were for socializing, and this game was for playing...
See! This kind of high-handed elitist response is just proof of the poor attitude that your silence surrounds. Who are you to declare that your opponents do not "deserve" your response? Who are you to decree that their attempts at communication are somehow not worthy of being called 'talk'? Who made you the high arbiter of the worth of their attempts at dialogue? A 1 for attitude is the absolute maximum that snobbish players like yourself deserve.Kotaro wrote:most people, when they talk, never actually talk; they complain about dice or how lucky the other person is. I've only seen a few things, ever, in my 3k of games that actually required or even deserved a response
Then it displays poor manners on their part. I mean, would you go to a German site and attempt to play there, knowing that you were unable to communicate with others on the site? People's laziness in learning the language is as much a poor attitude as people who know it but refuse to use it. Both categories deserve attitude ratings of 1.owenshooter wrote:what if they don't speak english?
KraphtOne wrote:when you sign up a new account one of the check boxes should be "do you want to foe colton24 (it is highly recommended) "
im austrian too (we speak german here)owenshooter wrote:what if they don't speak english? please explain to me how it is poor attitude if someone from thailand or spain or germany doesn't respond to your english typing? do you ever go to the other language forums and attempt to post in threads that you don't understand the language? do it sometime, it is a real blast!-0Jeff Hardy wrote:if you dont chat at all and dont reply when others chat to you then you deserve a bad rating in attitude
p.s.-what if lack went the way a lot of his countrymen felt, and made this site a "french only" speaking site... would you be able to respond to our canadian brothers that only spoke french in game chat? i doubt it.
I come here to play risk. "meeting"/talking to people from all over the world is a nice bonus, but you don't have to talk to play well.Jeff Hardy wrote: if someone on the street spoke to you in a different language would you just ignore them or would you try to explain you dont speak their language?
So not saying anything is only not negative when no one else does either? So, it's not indifference if someone says something that I don't really care about and don't feel like responding to?sully800 wrote: But you said most of the time you don't even read the chat, which is the situation where I would rate someone poorly. If someone says something and you don't respond to it you are displaying a poor attitude. If no one says anything than all players are displaying an indifferent attitude and I wouldn't mark anything for anyone.
I agree with that partThe Neon Peon wrote:In a two player game, I could care less whether the person talks, since there is usually nothing to talk about. A polite conversation can be nice, and makes the game more fun, but 98% of the time, the conversation is meaningless.
Thanks for reiterating the entire point of the threadkerntheconkerer wrote: or you could just not rate them on attitude...
Uhh, are you stupid? I didn't say the player was unworthy of conversation, just that "gl" is not a conversation, and doesn't really deserve a response. Conversation is a discussion, and "gl" is not even a full word, it's an abbreviation. To put it in simpler terms, if you're in high school (sad times, glad they're done), and someone in the hallway passes and says "sup?", do you reply with a whole paragraph at them, or do you reply with "sup"? My answer would be, neither, I ignore them, because they haven't given me the time of day at that place and time, and if they wish to converse, they'll either stop and greet me, or see me later.Skittles! wrote: See! This kind of high-handed elitist response is just proof of the poor attitude that your silence surrounds. Who are you to declare that your opponents do not "deserve" your response? Who are you to decree that their attempts at communication are somehow not worthy of being called 'talk'? Who made you the high arbiter of the worth of their attempts at dialogue? A 1 for attitude is the absolute maximum that snobbish players like yourself deserve.
Now I know you're stupid. So you're saying, they should either speak english or not play? And those forums created for other languages, we should just destroy those and tell them to make their own site. While we're at it, lets kick everyone who doesn't speak english out of America. Sounds like a plan.Skittles! wrote:Then it displays poor manners on their part. I mean, would you go to a German site and attempt to play there, knowing that you were unable to communicate with others on the site? People's laziness in learning the language is as much a poor attitude as people who know it but refuse to use it. Both categories deserve attitude ratings of 1.owenshooter wrote:what if they don't speak english?
I would point in a random direction and move on. They can find someone else of their own native tongue to converse with. Besides, it is easy to learn english, but on the same token, no language is overly complicated. I was able to learn German within 3 months, and am pretty damn fluent in it.Jeff Hardy wrote: if someone on the street spoke to you in a different language would you just ignore them or would you try to explain you dont speak their language?
Simple my assfrankiebee wrote:Haha, and than thinking the rating system was introduced because it would be more simple