Extreme pressure on f7 at the beginning

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Squib01

Hey everybody,
This is a game I played where I tried the King's Indian Defense. This is one of my first games to start with Nf6 instead of d5 at the beginning, and I'm not too sure of what to do. Where I should stick to the first moves, and when I need to respond to threats. I've had multiple games where the bishop hits f7, and the knight immediately jumps to hit the square as well. I'm still not sure how to respond to this yet. The pressure mounted with more pieces, and soon I was checkmated. Any help would be appreciated on how to respond to this type of thing.
 
 

Lincolm

4. ... d6 Why not d5? It's better if you respond the bishop. You can do it at turn 5 too.

6. ... h6 I don't know, but I don't like it. h5 maybe better.

7. ... c5 You can still kick the knight with Nh7

8. ... Nfd7 Why not dxe5? Your condition can be better with that.

9. ... fxe6 I agree with this move, or your opponent who eat your pawn.

11. ... hxg5 Bxd4 I think it's the best. Because his king also not protected, you can give checkmate or gain queen (with his blunder) if he don't guard his king. If he play right, you not gain checkmate or queen, but you give counter attack. With :

12. hxg6? Qa5

13.(Guarded with any) Bxf2 

14. ... Nb6 It doesn't giving defense to king. Better Nf6. Also cause of that, forced mate coming

You better not afraid to having a risk with taking pawn. Passed pawn really giving pressure on game.

Super-Blitzkrieg

I had the same situation like you at my last game but I managed to make him resign in spite of his skill