RaZhaN-k wrote:
how do people improve their game play without using books?
Practice, practice, practice, and more practice. At some point though, you have to read some books - you will eventually reach a point where you won't significantly improve your skill anymore without studying.
or be a real chess player??
Decades of study, hard work, and practice.
where can i get the books?
You can order them online: http://www.chess.com/equipment/chess+books
Look in your local bookstores first, though. Most bookstores carry at least a few chess books. See if you find one that looks interesting to you!
thank you very much
No problem!
study fischer's best games and try to understand. he is not famous for nothing. 
yeah you are right...i should study them
where can i get that information on the internet?
lol... use google
ok...thank you very much
RaZhaN-k wrote:
where can i get the books?
look up games from grand masters, try to guess ther next move. keep a track of whats happening with www.chessbase.com. us the tactics trainer on this site and check out on youtube "corus" there is vids of top GM's talking about there games in the press. it good to hear how they thin a wee bit :) hope this helps. if you have the net which you do you dont need to buy nthing its all there, googles a wondeful thing :))
play like fischer
what people have said is right, some books aren ecessary like my system but some info can be found on the net
After you have read a significant number of books (just the basics), you are ready to develop your own gameplay. :)
Good luck.
Study your games! when u win study your games to see what ur opponent could have done better as well as u. Study your draws to see how u could have improved on the result. When u lose study over it again and again to find ways to improve ur game and even ask ur opponents to go over it with u.
Good books i like particulary biginner to intermidiate level is "Play Winning Chess Series' By:- Yasser Seirawan.You will find his books and others like it at www.everymanchess.com....
chessmaster has tutorials that will give you lots of different opening, strategy, tactics, endgame training.
chess.com tactics trainer will get you keyed into spotting tragic flaws quickly
i don't have good advice for taking your game past that though.... someelse may know a good Positional Play reference
how did pinnochio turn into a real boy?
kidding of course.
I would propose that, through intense and extensive methods of studying and practice, one could possibly achieve this "master" level. It's a good thing it'll at least make you that much better... regardless.
how do people improve their game play without using books?or be a real chess player??