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I have a feeling this one is going to be over fast.

I am too cautious for pawn to E5 right now. It the last couple games I have lost my whole pawn structure for little gain.

oh no, you wont be able to capture that pawn, as my knight will be guarding it, so maybe it isn't a good idea to attack it right away. and that's the last message:)

then you can capture my pawn and restart you attack with a bishop, a knight, or the move I like would be queens pawn to d5 and then try to gravitate your attack to that side.

it looks like a bad move, but i think i would respond with pawn to e5. and I will then capture with my pawn, mv4n= Q to h4, mv5m = pawn to g3(blocking check), mv6n= Q to e4(attacking my rook), mv7m = Knight to f3, and then who knows.

so, we will see if I can defend it as an opening.

Okay, I'm going to try an opening that is considered bad, which is I am going to move my f2 pawn. It is bad for the following reasons: Mainly, the f2 square is guarded by only the king, and it is a bad development move. Oh also, people usually move it as defensive move on about the third or fourth turn, and it usually costs them the game.