Decisions on how to improve our chess, what must we do?

[manch]

We must know the opening basics,
we must have our own opening repertoire including most of the common openings and openings that suit our taste,
we must have an idea about midgame,
tactics and
strategy
and a good knowledge of endgame of all kinds.
I recommend everybody to read first wikipedia where every detail of chess is explained including chess history which every chess player who wants to improve his / her chess must know besides other things.

[Check101]

HEY! Why don't we take one or two of our team games every week, and one of us, has to do thorough analysis on that particular game and post all the analysis here. We can't use computers for the analysis, but we have to use our heads. And we can post corrections to the analysis if we want too.

[Check101]

By corrections, i mean every body. even the people who didn't actually post the analysis in the first place. What do all of you say about that?

[xlxe5]

Perhaps an analyses on games might be a good idea- but a duo analysis, as to one by all/any users and a concise one from a computer software

As for strategic attacks -
I was hoping if anyone knows any good sacrifices to consider-I am learning some more , but suggestions would be highly appreciative

I currently sometimes play:
Greek Gift Sacrifice
Lawnmower Mate (also known as Stepping Stones and Double-Barrel Shot Gun mate), occasionally including sacrfices
Lasker's Double Bishop Sacrifice
Durins' Racket Strategy

If it helps, I generally play a somewhat defensive queens pawn game.

[Check101]

I didn't understand any of that, but I normally sacrifice to lure my opponent.

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