I suck at chess I need help.

I have been playing chess for a while now and I AM BAD Is there any tips, tutors, or recommendations to help?

I would recommend to play longer time controls.

Just keep playing. That's it.

watch gothamchess or hikaru and play rapid. Also do puzzles

Think about checks, captures, and attacks when you are looking for a move. Also think about what your opponent can do to counteract your attack or weaken your position. Do chess.com lessons, puzzles, puzzle rush, etc.

You blunder a lot, but you also play with really low time controls. It would probably help for you to play with maybe 10 or 30 minutes and to think through your moves before you make them

Edit: also puzzles, yes, good

Watch videos that will help

try not to make too many blunders

do puzzles

try to practice calculation

watch youtube tutorials and play against bots

play against computers so it doesn't affect your rating, just gives you practice

actually don't do this because really that just makes you rush and makes you get worse at chess.

Don't give up.

I think that the longer the time control, the less you rush.

You have to practice though, people sometimes get in the habit of playing moves in like ten seconds

I had this same problem, all my friends seemed to be improving more than me, and I was desperate. I decided to get a chess teacher and this really helped. After this I started getting a lot more brilliant moves, I can calculate much better, and I am more confident.

Just be patient.

Try to boost your calculation skills. also learn

I would disagree, don't worry too much about your rating. The thing that needs to improve is you, not your rating. Although playing bot games gives you more time to think and no time pressure, I think playing 15|10 regular games would be just as effective and give you all the time you could need to practice calculation.

Focus on concrete and clear calculation and don't play shorter time controls where you feel comfortable your not just playing on instinct. You can also put together a basic opening repertoire a couple moves deep for all responses focusing on breadth and basic understanding rather than depth. You will not improve by passively consuming content.

I would personally do more puzzles every day, play games that are rapid to think for a longer time and watch videos on chess that you need to improve on or if you want to learn some gambits (you can watch videos on chess.com lessons or youtube)