Berd
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Very inspiring! Gj!
I hope that lots of people see your video and stop doubting ZBLL's speed/feasibility!
So fast!
Look, I think what you, Bindedsa and everyone else who has learnt ZBLL have done is cool and all, but I don't know if "Yay, I'm just a bit slower after learning hundreds of algorithms!"indicates too much.
Look, I think what you, Bindedsa and everyone else who has learnt ZBLL have done is cool and all, but I don't know if "Yay, I'm just a bit slower after learning hundreds of algorithms!"indicates too much.
Of course on occasional solves when you happen to get EO skip ZBLL is faster but is it really worth learning hundreds of algs just for those solves?
also, whats your alg for the case at 1:30? i mirror that one to the left but it sucks.
PS how old are you?
R' U' R U R U2 R' U2 R D R' U R U' D' R2 U2 R, I'm 18.
when did you start cubing?
how do you force edge orientation? what do you think is the best way to force edge orientation in CFOP solves?
Also when did you FINISH learning ZBLL?
Do you know ZBLS? if so intuitive or algorithmic?
Do you recommend learning it intuitively? if so do you have any good tutorials to recommend?
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