I honestly fricking hate these kinds of players, they bring out their queen early and they still win?
How do I counter those bastards I actually hate them to the core.
At the point of losing I make lots of blunders because of my intense hatred and lets me loses focus, I try to play slower and calm down but I literally can't.
They are not bastards and you are ridiculous of treating them as such
@RegisLakrids My brain literally goes crazy whenever I see those kinds of players, I can't stop treating them like idiots.
The answer to your question is quite simple - don t hang your pieces.
Just play the fundamentals.
Bring out your pieces, control the center, castle early...
Look for Captures, Checks & Threats.
Now after the match, I've been losing a ton. ugh, I will never be a GM
LOL. Instead of hating them, learn to not hang your pieces randomly. Your opponent played better than you, even if they didn't play perfectly. That you cannot exploit these imperfections, and refute his lack in development is entirely your own fault.
@JushBJJ2 more than 1 billion people play chess. there are about 2000 GMs. people generally do not be GMs.
And in 1200 level, bringing out the queen early does not necessarily lose.
Obviously you have to play the way that proves their unorthodox openings wrong. If you give away a bishop and a knight for no reason, there's not much left to play.
2. ... Qh4 was useless, but you reacted to it as if it had been a scary move, protecting the already protected d4. Instead you should have kept on developing your own game. Or you could've done both with Nf3 achieving a tempo by threatening the queen and getting that Knight to the game.
Getting provoked means disturbance of focus. You don't win games by getting angry but by concentrating on the game. Easy said but that should be your goal.
> they bring out their queen early and they still win
Why shouldn't they bring the queen out early at that rating? It's a valid strategy there to play aggressive because most people are simply overwhelmed like you are.
