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A PLL time attack is doing all PLLs as fast as possible. Here's the fastest on video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hxf4UFsDVc

No, you should not get a Yulong or a Liying. You should improve your accuracy, and maybe tighten your cube. But don't blame your cube for your lockups.

Sorry, but the Aolong just isn't my type of cube. It is too floppy and wobbly. I never lockup on cubes with square shaped pieces.
 
Starting What? I only have 2 3x3s. I can't use my other 3x3(Chilong) as my main. It is way too sluggish. Anyway, I'm getting 2-3 3x3's from the cubicle now.

Stick with your aolong ...You'll like it
Just learn to atleast....JK
and What are the 2 3x3's ??? and
you should try a weilong

EDIT: Yay!!!! My 100th post
 
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So DNS and DNF are two different things, right? DNS meaning that you didn't start the timer and will count as your lowest time in an ao5 and DNF meaning that you didn't complete the puzzle, therefore being disqualified?
 
So DNS and DNF are two different things, right? DNS meaning that you didn't start the timer and will count as your lowest time in an ao5 and DNF meaning that you didn't complete the puzzle, therefore being disqualified?
Both of them count as DNF in your official average, and count as the slowest solve in your average. Two DNFs give you a DNF average (or if it's a Mo3 event, one DNF is enough. Basically if a DNF is counting in the average, the average is a DNF).
 
What is the difference between ZZ and Fridrich, other than the EOLine? i was looking it up, and thinking about learning it, but it just looked like fridrich but not a cross, any help??
 
What is the difference between ZZ and Fridrich, other than the EOLine? i was looking it up, and thinking about learning it, but it just looked like fridrich but not a cross, any help??

ZZ does this thing called "Edge Orientation", which allows you to solve the cube using only the R, U, and L layers.
Therefore no cube rotations.

It is similar to Fridrich and is a very good method.
 
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