Playing a few more games would help you know where your true strength is.
Perhaps you could do some of the recommendations in the under 1400 study plan. If the material is too basic, you could go through it quickly or just move on to the next level.
I personally haven't looked at the study plans in awhile, so I don't know if I'd recommend them (they're probably good though!). I make my own study plans.
And yes, I haven't played many games, but for the sake of getting better, I wanted to start following a study plan (for those of you who don't know, they're listed under the "learn" tab) But which one? Beginner or Intermidiate? It says that you should follow the beginner one if your anything under a 1400 rating. I was once 1412 (in fact that was my highest). Now I'm 1353 as of this writing. So I guess I'm about the borderline? Question is, which one to follow then? I'm sure this is happening to others too.......what do you all think? Maybe I should follow both? :)
Thanks for any replies. And cheers ;)
go for the beginner's program. it's good to have solid basics.
And yes, I haven't played many games, but for the sake of getting better, I wanted to start following a study plan (for those of you who don't know, they're listed under the "learn" tab) But which one? Beginner or Intermidiate? It says that you should follow the beginner one if your anything under a 1400 rating. I was once 1412 (in fact that was my highest). Now I'm 1353 as of this writing. So I guess I'm about the borderline? Question is, which one to follow then? I'm sure this is happening to others too.......what do you all think? Maybe I should follow both? :)
Thanks for any replies. And cheers ;)