I'd love to see more example games - seeing middle/endgames played out really helps recognizing the patterns in your own games. So thank you and I hope there's more to come.

Vienna course sounds good, but I'd also be interested in your responses against d4 f.e. the Slav, if you still play it, because I sometimes struggle against it.

I like the course so far especially the variation against the Panov. I haven't seen a lot of people playing it but it looks promising. I still have one question, are you planning on making a chapter on the Gurgenidze System? I actually discovered it through your speedrun and I really like it. I guess that's not really important, because not a lot of people play it, but I enjoy it quite a bit.

@Alexander Iskauskas I know it's been a while, but I'd love to see one. And btw your work rate is incredible - the course has almost every line I could think of and more and all of this in about one week.

@Alexander Iskauskas I guess playing in Under 1600 tournaments would be cool idea - I haven't tried tournament chess, but I think that might be a fun and educational, because I really enjoyed the casual OTB games I've played so far. I should be doing tactics regularly, I like the ones on Lichess from the openings I play, but I often forget doing them. I would also like to study endgame strategy a bit more, but it's hard to find content about this on YouTube, most of it is either very basic or about theoretical endgames. So I like the idea of the endgames course you uploaded and posted about. I really appreciate the effort, have a nice weekend :)

@Alexander Iskauskas I'll try it out, thanks for the recommnedation!