I keep losing constantly now...

I think Fischer was the only one that went that way.

Get used to what specifically?
Anyway - Fischer had a good idea there for how to go at a position.
What I call a 'shortcut'.
There are several of them.
Yes - some things there don't appear to be a shortcut.
You have to go through a long process to improve ...
but if that 'process' is too long and its going to take 200 years ... 2000 years ...
Idea: Take shortcuts to move more quickly up the ladder of improvement.
Like here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h4KLNqvLWws
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Revisit the basics of chess strategy and tactics, such as controlling the center, developing your pieces and avoiding weaknesses in your position. Strengthening your foundation can help you make better decisions during games.

All moves are tactical. Humans just use positional and strategic understanding to cover our massive gaps in calculation and tactical ability. The more you understand the tactical features of any given position, the more likely you are to make the correct or at least a good move regardless of the positional factors. Positional factors themselves stem from tactical ones. Ie, the major differences between 1.e4 and 1.d4 is that the pawn is undefended in one and defended in the other and one move opens diagonals for the lsb and the queen while the other move only opens a diagonal for the dsb. These are tactical factors that change the entire strategic and positional nature of the game on move one. Even the most famous opening, the Ruy Lopez or Spanish is rooted in tactical tension that shapes the entire position and directs the strategic concepts.

Get a 2 litre bottle of coke up ya to yourself. Then don't let anything slip through the net

If you were winning before - your rating would have moved up - and then you're playing stronger opponents. Then its harder to win.
Regarding who you're paired with - to play against -
consider using rating filters.
For example - set the filters so you're playing people up to 200 points above you down to 200 points below you.
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Ratings systems are organized something like this: (no I don't claim its exactly like this) - the player 200 points stronger will win three out of four games against other players 200 points weaker on average. Those other players would draw or win the other game.
Ratings classes of players are organized around 200 point intervals.
Many players get to 1600 USCF and then stop. That's it. Class C.
Most 1400 players will never reach 2000 USCF or anywhere near it.
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Point:
That's one of the rationales behind rating systems:
So that when players play in the rating Sections of tournaments - they can have an expectation of winning some games - but not winning too easily. But will lose some too or only get a draw.
In other words - of having some good games!

This is may be the best, or at least the most encouraging, explanation I've heard for why this happens. So much advice is: "you need to do more tactics" or "you should have seen what you didn't see" and is really just people who are better than you not understanding, and then not explaining well the challenges of a lower level lower than them. I mean, of course those things are true, but they don't explain WHY you can be at one rating now, and 200 points lower a month later and you have no idea where the slide is coming from.

It's okay. I know it's a difficult period (because I keep losing too) and it's frustrating. But it won't be like that forever. You'll get over the rough spot. You'll improve with time. Everyone does. You got to where you are now because you practised.

Another thing that happens is that as you play and win - opponents can study your games and methods - whether they played you and lost to you - or didn't do either.
Then they're ready.
And won't make the mistakes of previously.
I've had that happen to me.
I play Nf3 with white but not a Reti.
Can take stronger opponents some time to adapt to it.
I play 1) - c6 with black. Whether a Caro Kann or Slav or 'other'.
I know white has no good way to stop me playing d5 on my second move with black.
I do better with the Caro Kann than with the Slav.
But the point is that so many players with white are much better prepared for the Sicilian or e5 or the French than they are for c6.
But then they adapt.
And then - well then I'm not going to score as many points. If any.
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There's kind of a joke about two great players.
And the Caro Kann.
Look at the expression on Tal's face as he 'messed' with serious Bobby F. on move 1.
Fischer had apparently lost to some Caro Kanns earlier in the tournament.
Tal so Intense! The video isn't a loop - it does change in its last half.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj7bcxaN4qMThey became pals.

Maybe that was part of Tal's success.
Happy in the game.
And the 'artist' of chess.
Want to see 'outrageous' wins? Look at Tal's games. Yes Fischer had some of those too.

Same. I also lost interest because I keep on losing games and I always feel discouraged.

I used to be 1400 then after like 3 months or something, I went below 1200. And I also play like 2 games per day

@Axmann I recommend you working through the lessons here on Chess.com (repeat any you haven't grasped, and take your time to understand them), and then doing the puzzles every day. Something like 10 a day, if you have time. It'll hopefully train your brain to spot the right moves. I think you also need a bit of confidence, so play against a few lower rated bots once you've done some lessons and puzzles, win a few times, then increase the bot difficulty and so on. At some point you'll hopefully be ready to play real people and win against them. I find a lot of people on here have ratings which don't reflect their ability (they are way better than their rating suggests they should be), so don't get frustrated with yourself if you lose quite a percentage of your games. So long as you can see your own rating slowly improving and feel that you're gaining skill and confidence, ... Best wishes. Have sent you a friend request.

the guy hasn't been online for almost 3 years now.. I hope he's ok ):

sheesh that's crazy I'm winning all of my ganes

"all the time"

proceeds to make a goated gambit and become CM