a very pleasing pawn center

I just couldnt resist xD

nice.

@Proleet g4 also?! OH COME ON... XD AND H4?! XD Wtf who are you Nakamura? xD I shouldn't have laughed at this, but you are really violating all rules of chess here xD No developed pieces, just pawn pushes.

I tried something similar as black against the king's gambit, holding on to dangerous central connected past pawns, neglecting development (Nf6) but that got me mated quickly. I knew there was a bishop and knight problem on f7 and there was a queen and knight problem on f7, which I could defend with Be6, but I forgot about white's option to just play BOTH. Boom, got wonderfully destroyed by my opponent, here is the game:

What I want to say is that I think you should never neglect development in a serious match.

@xPhilosophusx yeah i know i was pushing it this game. xD

Yes, you have to take the queen at move 19 and vs. a silician player you have to play Nf3 or d4, that are the best moves

@MaximeJaccon @MagicSoccer_Lie Yes i saw i could take the queen but did you see blacks next move winning it back?

@Proleet Yes you're right. He can Play Nc3 then

Then you could take night with queen instead and get a checkmate there if you somehow move night to g5 and also the white bishop could come out to help with that.

You could also move rook to g1 and checkmate that way. (Still with the queen though)