Ragequitting means?

#9: So you blitzed out 100 moves and then he left?

@Maxxxx12 Your really bad experience makes sure that it is unfortunate to play with such a grotesque long inkrement time. (180 seconds for each move?!)

this is why i never play classic with insane increments (my chess statistics said i played 0 classic lol)

Classic time control is good. Even weaker players usually can hold shaky positions where in case of a 10 minute game they would be swept of the board. Generally speaking classic is quality chess.

Who ever rage ragequits is mental, and also a loser.

See also: Steinitz vs. Von Bardeleben

@Maxxxx12 maybe that is one reason shorter time control are more popular?

I like short games. Think fast or die. Its more honest to me skillwise than A superlong game.
Just my two cents.

also... i dont want to be on a 5+hour waiting time when my opponents gets mad and decides to punish me cause I am better (or he did one stupid move).

Funniest thing I experienced was the guy who tried to win by inkrement. he played, waited for an hour, came back, made a few moves, waited.... I think he wanted me to quit. didnt happen.

Thats what happened with me, except one thing. It was about 7 o'clock PM when my game started. so it was about 12'o clock PM when my opponent moved :( (I still won!).

I looked through all my games 3 times and couldn't find it, though I do remember it was an anti-chess game and the time, as I said on page one.