Try the King's Indian Attack.
But at your level, studying tactics is more productive then openings.
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Nov 2, 2020
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1e4_0-1 wrote:
Try the King's Indian Attack.
But at your level, studying tactics is more productive then openings.
Can you look at my current openings? I like them but I find it inconsistent.
I see you’ve played... against me?!? 
I particularly love your opening(bongcloud)
Nov 2, 2020
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NobleElevator wrote:
I see you’ve played... against me?!?
I particularly love your opening(bongcloud)
I don't know what it's called, but it's pretty good.
Nov 2, 2020
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ChessWithMrNikolay wrote:
Try the Italian or Sicilian defence.
I don't get it.
Chess Openings Resources for Beginners and Beyond...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/openings-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond
Nov 2, 2020
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ChessWithMrNikolay wrote:
Unless you play chess well and understand complex positions, mates... I do not recommend playing any move rather than e4.
how am i supposed to know if i play chess well?
Nov 3, 2020
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2_Ke21-0 wrote:
Hi! I'm struggling to find a good, and consistent opening to use - preferably one that doesn't require me to know a lot of theory.
The opening I've been playing so far is pretty strong, but there's lots of variations and it's kind of complicated. Usually I just play what looks best, because I don't know all the theory
Any suggestions?
First of all, welcome. 
Second, in short, don't worry about specific opening lines. My suggestions for you are summarized in this article:
https://www.chess.com/blog/nklristic/the-beginners-tale-first-steps-to-chess-improvement
It is absolutely amazing that nobody became suspicious about your username, and nobody bothered to check your games. Well done, nice job!
cerebov wrote:
It is absolutely amazing that nobody became suspicious about your username, and nobody bothered to check your games. Well done, nice job!
Well I played this person before, so I tried to keep low xD
Nov 3, 2020
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cerebov wrote:
It is absolutely amazing that nobody became suspicious about your username, and nobody bothered to check your games. Well done, nice job!
haha thanks xD
I think 1. f4 2. Kf2 is a better opening tactic.
Nov 3, 2020
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Rat1960 wrote:
I think 1. f4 2. Kf2 is a better opening tactic.
i'm not sure. people always tell me to play e4, so i think it's better
Nov 3, 2020
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2_Ke21-0 wrote:
Hi! I'm struggling to find a good, and consistent opening to use - preferably one that doesn't require me to know a lot of theory.
The opening I've been playing so far is pretty strong, but there's lots of variations and it's kind of complicated. Usually I just play what looks best, because I don't know all the theory
Any suggestions?
The usual advice:
Play slow time controls.
Slow down.
Work on the basics:
tactics.
opening principles.
not hanging material.
The rest is up to you. Openings are not going to solve any of the issues you're dealing with OTB.
Nov 3, 2020
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#19
I wished I knew about plans when I was younger, though @IMBacon. I'd get into a generic four knights without knowing what I do after the opening. I had all my pieces out, I'd castle, then I'd either win or lose and I'd have no idea how I did that.
Nov 3, 2020
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#20
SNUDOO wrote:
I wished I knew about plans when I was younger, though @IMBacon. I'd get into a generic four knights without knowing what I do after the opening. I had all my pieces out, I'd castle, then I'd either win or lose and I'd have no idea how I did that.
Pawn structure, piece placement, and pawn breaks. Openings in a nutshell.
Hi! I'm struggling to find a good, and consistent opening to use - preferably one that doesn't require me to know a lot of theory.
The opening I've been playing so far is pretty strong, but there's lots of variations and it's kind of complicated. Usually I just play what looks best, because I don't know all the theory
Any suggestions?