A lot of options:
Na5, h6, g5
Scholar's Mate
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Nd4 should work out well for you.
How about 5. ... d5!? 6. exd5 Bxg4
or even d6 followed by Bg4. Nd4 looks best though.
thanks for your advice
In your trap Am#s, after Qb3 black should simply play d5, if pawn takes, take with your Queen, I mean, your up a bishop for a pawn early and white is not at all developed.
nd4 followed by nxe4 wins a pawn I think.
Rich states "black is fine" in a position where black has no developing moves even though he has 3 undeveloped pieces and hasn't castled. You can't honestly believe this line is best for black.
Very, deep, insightful analysis of the position rich. Oh wait, I get it, that was an April fools joke.
Do you really think that black has played ideally in a position where he has no good moves? Black is ok because white hasn't played well either, but look at some of the other suggestions in this thread. They are better than your suggestion.
My friend usually opens up with these moves.
He is threatening g5 and then my knight needs to move and then he checkmates. What do I do?