Robert-Y
Legend
Hi, I'm Robert, I'm 17 as of 21/1/09, I come from the UK, I've never been to a competition yet and no cuber has ever met me in real life. Most of you who know me, have met me on ryan heise's multiplayer cube sim, or his new (or not so new site): hi-games.net. I've been speedcubing for around 3-4 years now. I only restarted doing 5x5x5 when I received my first V-cube 5 for christmas
. I think I might have started speedcubing before Harris Chan. I've been computer cubing for... I'm not too sure, maybe 2 years now. Not to sound arrogant or anything but, all I've achieved so far in computer cubing has been mostly deserved IMO, and most of all, I am not a cheater!
The reason why I haven't joined until now is because I was planning on getting a WR in real life to surprise people (like Yu Jeong Min). I didn't want to be too well known, but my idea has sorta been ruined but it doesn't really matter I guess.
About my edges method (for those that have heard of it): It's kinda hard to explain what I do but the main idea of what I'm doing is: slice, replace, slice back. Also, I use some last tredges algs for the 5x5x5. This method is similar to avg, so I think you might as well just learn avg if you want to learn a "fix 2 edges on average at a time" edges method, unless you think that my method is somehow better than avg.
The reason why I haven't joined until now is because I was planning on getting a WR in real life to surprise people (like Yu Jeong Min). I didn't want to be too well known, but my idea has sorta been ruined but it doesn't really matter I guess.
About my edges method (for those that have heard of it): It's kinda hard to explain what I do but the main idea of what I'm doing is: slice, replace, slice back. Also, I use some last tredges algs for the 5x5x5. This method is similar to avg, so I think you might as well just learn avg if you want to learn a "fix 2 edges on average at a time" edges method, unless you think that my method is somehow better than avg.
