It is normal to develop comfort in playing some openings, and also developing discomfort facing certain openings as we get better at chess - And we need to adjust our opening repertoires to avoid playing / facing opeinings we feel discomfort in playing.
I think that all you need to think about is how you can get games where you understand the core ideas. A lot of people like to say that they are either positional, aggressive and so on. And they usually build an opening repertoire around the playstyle they give themselves.
I think that this is a mistake. I think most people should simply ask themselves what openings THEY believe gives them the best practical chances to win a game. Sometimes the result may give you an aggressive defence against e4, while it may give you a super positional opening against d4. I dont think this is something that the average player should fear.
I just learn some basic moves of caro-kann defence.
And I often play it with black nowadays.
Even I didn't make many good results with it.
But I quite feel comfortable and having a chance to fight in the games.
Does feeling comfortable with caro-kann tell something about me?
Like I may be a positional player or others.
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Others about me now:
- I feel the same with Scandinavian defence Qd6.
And I think it's quite a little passive.
- My tactics are quite weak. (May be the same with other areas)
- I play 1.e4 now, and hope to improve my tactics.
- I don't feel anything bad or too difficulty about 1.e4 (in my level)
- I ask this question because It may help me in studying chess.
Thank you for any advice.