EPTHoly shit when I finally solved it I was so happy though...
I'm loving the advanced method though, I'll have to try it out when I get back home (why oh why don't I have my cube with me here!)
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United States5770 Posts
Holy shit when I finally solved it I was so happy though... I'm loving the advanced method though, I'll have to try it out when I get back home (why oh why don't I have my cube with me here!) | ||
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Impervious
Canada4198 Posts
On June 16 2009 02:20 Flicky wrote: [spoiler] [/spoiler That's just a lie. The 6x6x6 is HORRIBLE when you get it. I loved mine when I got it. I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
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Beardfish
United States525 Posts
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Adeny
Norway1233 Posts
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Leeto
United States1320 Posts
Still an awesome guide though! | ||
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Cube
Canada777 Posts
On June 16 2009 01:12 laikomg wrote: great guide, but can you help me solve my square one? ;o + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/1841/squareone.jpg) nope, i have nightmares about twisty puzzles like that one. the reason the fredrich method gets so little attention is that i dont know it. corners first methods are hardly used and the ZZ method is not even worth mentioning imo  also i would be very grateful if you could point out a few of the spelling errors you found, i fixed the ones i saw | ||
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funkie
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IceCube
Croatia1403 Posts
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404.Nintu
Canada1723 Posts
Love you QTQB. you said you were making a guide and I was like "pff." but man, I'm impressed. | ||
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HiOT
Sweden1000 Posts
This should win! | ||
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TheFoReveRwaR
United States10657 Posts
On June 15 2009 16:04 Manifesto7 wrote: Very nice guide. Two things that are important to be able to pick up nonchalantly at a house party and do well are play the guitar and solve a rubiks cube. Haha true ,but unfortunately 99% of the time said guitar is hopelessly out of tune because the real owners never ever actually play it. At least with the cube nothing can stop you, except way too much alcohol. | ||
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Verden
Poland1 Post
It looks like really detailed and easy guide. Good work I wonder how many other speedcubers play SC :D | ||
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Cube
Canada777 Posts
also thanks verden! | ||
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Pakje
Belgium288 Posts
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
also, nope, i have nightmares about twisty puzzles like that one. this is one of my problems with following guides like these :p not only are they highly susceptible to forgetting the algorithms thus rendering you basically useless, but also are completely not scalable to higher cubes like 4x4x4 or other twisty puzzles like megaminx or sq-1 should write an intuitive tutorial imo (commutators, conjugates, basics of the cube etc). not only does it fix the above flaws but it's like one of the fastest/best "methods" to follow for both blindfold and fewest moves solving! downside is that it requires thinking, of course, and thus not really good for sighted speedsolving which really relies on muscle memory and memorization instead | ||
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dm47
82 Posts
On June 16 2009 05:16 1337o wrote: Very good guide. It explains the Petrus method better than Petrus' own site imo. However the Fridrich method is way more popular among faster cubers (<30 seconds) and is used by pretty much 100% of the sub-15 guys, so it deserves more attention that what you gave it.. Still an awesome guide though! yea, the fridrich method is by far the most common among the world's best, but I enjoyed reading about the petrus method because my knowledge was previously very limited. maybe you didn't include fridrich on purpose because of the sheer amount of algorithms required to master it, hehe | ||
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csfield
United States206 Posts
I use the Fridrich method and average a little under 30 seconds. I'd like to get under 20 but I haven't practiced in a while. I use cube4you DIY and cubesmith tiles. I agree with Shinygerbil that the 2-gen algs are better. | ||
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csfield
United States206 Posts
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hurka
Hungary8 Posts
). I've learnt it on a site some years ago but I can't find it anymore. It's 8 steps. It's not so fast, but it relies on repeating things to get most steps completed, so it's lovely! Also with my own simplfications it relies on the solver's brains at some part. I can complete the cube in 1-2 minutes. I've also wrote it down, but first I send it to Cube what is he thinking. | ||
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ThePhan2m
Norway2745 Posts
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