Originally posted by orion25
that looks a lot like a transposition into an english opening to me! but its a good sugestion anyhow, I play the english and like it a lot, you can also try the réti wich is a bit more flexible in my opinion. In order to win you don't have to think I must win or I must play agressivly or whatever you just play the best move every time and see what you get. T ...[text shortened]... centre and your opponent will be helpless. If you think its too passive for you play 1.d4
Its a mieses reverse rat.
It does look similar to English openings, because you play using
the same theory. Often times you'll see Nd2 early, the system is
enormously flexible. You can play a reverse Taimanov, or a reverse
Najdorf if your starting with the Mieses. It's unusual, yet its sound.
c3 isn't bad either, but your going to do alot of fighting with your
own opening, and theory, before you can use it as a weapon.
-GIN