Opnions for my openings for black and white

Don't like any of your stated white preferences myself. But of your black preferences, I'd go Modern defence.

What opening do you think I need change for white and black 

What opening  do you think i need change for black and white ?

For white, I would recommend the Danish Gambit and the London System.

For black... hard to say. Openings with black are usually sharp and can be quite complicated. If you follow the principles, you can found yourself in a good position in the Ruy Lopez, the Italian, or even the Queen's Gambit Declined. 

OK , thank for your help . What opening for black I need change ?

Hi

Whether you need to change your openings just depends on you goals. Are you looking to have some fun offbeat openings? Do you want openings that give you winning chances, especially as you get better? Do you prefer more positional, maneuvering openings, or more dynamic ones?

If you are looking to weed out the ones that are less competitive, you could replace the Scotch, I suppose. It's not bad by any means but it gives black an equal position very early in the game. But it also makes a very open game that may be what you like.

I never advocated for learning loads of theory. I simply said that openings matter. Just like how you can’t neglect endgame skills, a lack of opening skills is also not good. Most intermediate players should know at least a few lines in their opening and critical ideas in other openings. Being able to get an advantage from the opening makes your job easier.

OK , thank for your help 

Hey, I never said you said anything. I was just responding to the main topic, and I quoted the guy over there. And sure, it's what I said, I think it's good knowing the most played moves in the top positions, like the Ruy Lopez. But I just think that beginners don't know how to respond to bad moves in the opening, unless it's a real blunder. They might just continue developing, taking space... which is a good thing. I had a game where the dude pushed his H and A pawns on the opening, and putted his rooks on the sixth rank (and yes, you can say and I would agree that this is an example of lacking opening principles). I just... tried to play normally, and I won. Not to mention that openings can have multiple variations. Of course, if you know all of the most popular variations, that's great, but as a beginner, you can enter one where you don't know what the hell you are doing. Sure, I like openings. I like to search through variations with Stockfish and the Database, to see who plays what... what variation is the most popular... but it can be a hard thing for people below the 1800 rating.

So basically, for me... I think the problem on playing openings in lower levels is this "unbalaced field", where one kinda knows what he's doing, and the other it's just trying to survive, and while trying to survive, he'll knock out the opponent by accident, because their chess is chaotic. But sure, if you can and if you want, you should learn as many variations as possible. And again, I'm just a non-sensical 1160, many can disagree with me.

if your black you should try to equalize in the opening

thank for your suggestion

Ima say white- London system, Black -Modern defence. 

anything else ?

What's your favorite opening currently, Hiro?

For black : ruy lopez , italian 

For white : polish , english , queen's pawn opening 

Can't go very wrong with Ruy Lopez: https://lichess.org/study/5Wbse9t7 

If you like the pinning of the knight and potential pawn doubling involved in the Ruy, you could look into the Nimzo-Indian for black:

The Nimzo, paired with the Queen's Indian Defense, is tremendously respected and could be very valuable for you in response to 1. d4 2. c4

Thank you 

Bruh, the ruy lopez is for white but you could say morphys defense though also kings Indian defense if a opening for black not white

Thank you !