But I love it because I'm trying. I've followed the youtube tutorial.
ahaha share your experiences please
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clazziquai
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But I love it because I'm trying. I've followed the youtube tutorial. ahaha share your experiences please | ||
Snet
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popnfreshspk
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I know my friend on this site does it pretty damn fast, ask him for tips. blagoonga123 | ||
clazziquai
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On June 29 2008 13:35 Snet wrote: nerd? no? I can't even fill one surface yet...wow To the ones who finished it: did you guys see tutorials/guides online or figure it out yourself? | ||
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Raithed
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clazziquai
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JeeJee
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I can do it pretty fast with memorized algorithms but I don't teach them anymore. Last few people I taught all learned the intuitive approach. i find it more effective, since you basically just learn one 'concept' and apply it as you see fit to solve the cube however you like. Oh and it's more stimulating for the mind as well. Much more interesting than going "oh hey look, a line, I should do F (R U R' U') F' even though I don't know why!" Too bad there isn't any of those tutorials on youtube (afaik), so tough luck there. you won't be as fast with intuitive method in sighted solving but ironically it happens to be one of the fastest methods for blindfold solving it. funny how that works | ||
DamageControL
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On June 29 2008 13:50 JeeJee wrote: How do you solve a rubiks cube blindfolded?yayyyy rubik's cube I can do it pretty fast with memorized algorithms but I don't teach them anymore. Last few people I taught all learned the intuitive approach. i find it more effective, since you basically just learn one 'concept' and apply it as you see fit to solve the cube however you like. Oh and it's more stimulating for the mind as well. Much more interesting than going "oh hey look, a line, I should do F (R U R' U') F' even though I don't know why!" Too bad there isn't any of those tutorials on youtube (afaik), so tough luck there. you won't be as fast with intuitive method in sighted solving but ironically it happens to be one of the fastest methods for blindfold solving it. funny how that works | ||
Raithed
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On June 29 2008 13:41 dronebabo wrote: irony? cookies? | ||
Chuiu
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clazziquai
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On June 29 2008 14:41 Chuiu wrote: Here try this youtube video instead: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTBVORtCdI4 Thanks to this, I just finished the Rubik's cube. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | ||
JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
On June 29 2008 14:12 DamageControL wrote: Show nested quote + How do you solve a rubiks cube blindfolded?On June 29 2008 13:50 JeeJee wrote: yayyyy rubik's cube I can do it pretty fast with memorized algorithms but I don't teach them anymore. Last few people I taught all learned the intuitive approach. i find it more effective, since you basically just learn one 'concept' and apply it as you see fit to solve the cube however you like. Oh and it's more stimulating for the mind as well. Much more interesting than going "oh hey look, a line, I should do F (R U R' U') F' even though I don't know why!" Too bad there isn't any of those tutorials on youtube (afaik), so tough luck there. you won't be as fast with intuitive method in sighted solving but ironically it happens to be one of the fastest methods for blindfold solving it. funny how that works yep just like raithed said, it's basically a 1-look solve. so you get to take 1 look at the cube to memorize its initial state (you're not allowed to make any moves while looking) then close your eyes, do some moves, and when you open your eyes, the cube is solved. it's like magic! and it's easier than it looks. In fact there's a person whose first rubik's cube solve was a blindfolded one | ||
clazziquai
6685 Posts
On June 29 2008 14:50 JeeJee wrote: Show nested quote + On June 29 2008 14:12 DamageControL wrote: On June 29 2008 13:50 JeeJee wrote: How do you solve a rubiks cube blindfolded?yayyyy rubik's cube I can do it pretty fast with memorized algorithms but I don't teach them anymore. Last few people I taught all learned the intuitive approach. i find it more effective, since you basically just learn one 'concept' and apply it as you see fit to solve the cube however you like. Oh and it's more stimulating for the mind as well. Much more interesting than going "oh hey look, a line, I should do F (R U R' U') F' even though I don't know why!" Too bad there isn't any of those tutorials on youtube (afaik), so tough luck there. you won't be as fast with intuitive method in sighted solving but ironically it happens to be one of the fastest methods for blindfold solving it. funny how that works yep just like raithed said, it's basically a 1-look solve. so you get to take 1 look at the cube to memorize its initial state (you're not allowed to make any moves while looking) then close your eyes, do some moves, and when you open your eyes, the cube is solved. it's like magic! and it's easier than it looks. In fact there's a person whose first rubik's cube solve was a blindfolded one You're crazy...damn haha | ||
JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
Clazz, if you just want to solve a rubik's cube though (as a one-time thing or whatever), i've heard good things about dan brown's youtube tutorial. If it's not the one you're already following, it'll be good. here's the link to the first part | ||
clazziquai
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But I think I did it wrong because where there's the green surface i try to fill, on the other sides, should have [] [] [] and a [] under the middle box [] = box and these boxes have the same color. So if I'm looking from the top where theres the green, the front, left, right, and back have these four [] i can't get it...godamn im so bad at this T_T | ||
JeeJee
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I'm not sure what you mean which step are you on? looks like you're doing the 4 corners of the first layer? | ||
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