if you're beginner rear these tips

For beginners in chess, the key to a good opening is to control the center, develop your pieces, and ensure king safety. Start by moving central pawns like e4 or d4 to control important squares and open lines for your bishops and queen. Bring out knights and bishops early, avoid moving the same piece repeatedly, and castle your king to protect it. Simple openings for White include the King’s Pawn () leading to the Italian Game, or the Queen’s Pawn () leading to the Queen’s Gambit. As Black, respond to with e5 or with d5. Focus on understanding the purpose of each move rather than memorizing sequences, and gradually practice these principles to transition smoothly into the middle game.

Honestly. at 340 rating here...this is good advice. But can you even follow it yourself? copypasta?

Yes I started playing chess with these tips only

Is greed good during development? What are your thoughts on capturing free pieces and pawns or trading pieces or pawns during development?

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These tips are pretty good, thanks.

yeah

#4, if it’s a free pawn that looks like it will open up a bishop or a file then don’t take it unless you are 1100 and for free pieces take it

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