Seuss, Timminz's point was that just because you have time for A, does not mean you have time for A & B even if the amount of time for each independently is the same. It's like if I have to go get groceries and get a haircut. Both activities take 15 minutes, but if I've only got 20 minutes free, then I most certainly can't do both.
As for not saying good luck and not saying good game, those are different things. I usually aspire to say 'gg' concluding a match, but since I play many team games (and many esc card games), games can end when I do not expect them to or reach my Finished folder without me realizing it since I run a lot of games. Then if I come across it I don't actually expect someone on the other team to check days later after the game has expired to see if I went back in and typed 'gg'. So if the game is obviously coming to a close and I catch it in time I'll say it, but if not, why bother?
I also agree with foxy's point. Why say something you don't agree with? People have wished me good luck and I appreciate it, but lately I have not returned the favor. I wish them fair luck because I actually hate seeing people get good luck and accomplish shit that shouldn't be possible - I'd rather it be fair and even for both teams.
I think it's stupid to come up with some arbitrary mathematical formula for determining attitude ratings. If you speak (or attempt to speak) to another player in game chat and they are rude or if they lash out in game chat and act rude, then feel free to adjust your ratings. But to not say anything yourself and just apply it arbitrarily to whatever they do is just dumb. What if you're in a best of 5 with the person, do you need to say it each time/game?
If you want to talk someone, join a clan, go to live chat or use the forums. I think the stupidest venue is the game chat especially in light of 'hide chat', 'team chat' and the game log getting in the way.
", or "Enjoy", with "gg" at the end. When I remember/have time to check the chat, that is.
