Good defense against Italian opening or Giuoco Piano

He thinks he's clever for necroing a 5 year old topic.

But anyway, 3...Bc5 and 3...Nf6 are normal. 3...Be7 is fine. 3...d6 maybe not so good.

As usual for opening topics the OP seems to be asking for some magic solution that makes chess easy. Nothing makes it easy, but that's why it's fun. Pick a defense and learn it well. 

White always Bxf7 which prevents me from doing castle later on.. So annoying how can i stop this

 Just gobble that bishop. But don't burp loudly: it's impolite.

You are correct, although very dangerous at lower levels.

Grob is bad! Unless the people your versing doesn't know the traps.

While that is a correct statement, my point was one more of sarcasm considering the irrelevancy of the French Defense in a discussion of dealing with a knight sack line in the Two Knights Defense.  That and it was a five year necrobump which doesn't help the OP.

1...c5 /thread 

Has Elite_Spartan been here since 2012?

thats what my team captain told me to do in chess against fried liver attack

"White has a clear advantage, in space and development." - IM Jan Pinski (2005)

"4 Ng5 is a frightening move to face, which is why I recommend 3...Bc5 instead of 3...Nf6 to young players who have just started to learn chess openings. However, the Two Knights Defence is a sound opening, ...

… This is my recommended response to 4 Ng5. …" - GM John Emms (2018)

I am not sure that I understand you correctly, but, if your idea is to advocate 3...Nd4, it seems to me to be a good idea to note that White might play 4 Nxd4 instead of 4 Nxe5. For Black, it is not very satisfactory to "shutdown" White's plan by a method that allows White "a clear advantage, in space and development".

"... I recommend 3...Bc5 instead of 3...Nf6 to young players who have just started to learn chess openings. However, the Two Knights Defence is a sound opening, …

… This is my recommended response to 4 Ng5. …" - GM John Emms (2018)

ohhhhhh i see

I do not know the name of this line.

Let's call this "the Hope Chess variation".

After the simple 4.Nxd4 exd4 5.0-0, the game has transposed to a Ruy Lopez Bird variation, but with white being a whole tempo up.

So, the verdict on this line should be "rubbish".

That's not the fried liver attack, it's the Italian, and even after 3...Nf6 white can't force the fried liver attack.

I guess you realized it's not the fried liver. In any case Bc4 isn't played with the "plan" of black letting them play a fried liver.

I’m not sure that Cookies124 had it in mind to indicate that fried liver is necessarily the “plan” after 3 Bc4, but, if that was the intention, it might be somewhat understandable. If posts around here are any indication, it seems to be a widespread beginner perception that White’s main strategy is to go for 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bc4 Nf6 4 Ng5 d5 5 exd5 Nxd5 6 Nxf7+ etc. Perhaps, in many settings, team captains promote that sort of thinking in order to please a school administrator with a bunch of team victories against other beginners. Probably, it is a good idea to encourage players to have an improved awareness of the variety of possible sensible ways to play.

usually for beginners (im for sure a bot)   for white i usually see them do e4, e5, qh5, g6, qxe5, be7, qxh8

Hey, you almost gave a string of legal moves, good job.

im also srry for doing the other post because (yea but we just shut blah blah blah) i said that cuz me no like be wrong.