[Unofficial] 2:27.74 6x6 MO3 (Yau5)

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Mean of 3: 2:27.74
1. 2:24.69 f l2 R 3u u b 3u 3f l2 d r b 3u u' U' B' U2 F l' d b2 u2 f D b F' u' f D2 3r2 B F l' R2 d2 R2 3u2 R l2 B l' R2 3f U2 3f2 b l2 d2 R' D2 u2 b2 d r R' l F' r' L2 d2 b2 U2 F' 3f2 3r' D' 3r 3u' R 3r2 D 3f' 3u' b L2 3u' b B 3f2 D'
2. 2:32.25 D2 l' b' l u' R2 F' D' B' 3f2 f u2 b R b2 l 3u R' d' B F r B2 d 3u' r2 B' f' u2 l2 u 3u 3r2 L 3f2 D l' f u' R f2 L2 l F' 3f2 l L' 3f2 b' u' 3r D' r2 B b' L d B 3f2 l2 3r' B2 b2 R f F2 d2 b2 D2 U' L' f B2 3r U D' B l L U
3. 2:26.28 u2 d2 R2 f2 L U 3u' 3f l2 r2 B2 d 3r2 B l' f2 3u 3r' d u2 3u' 3f2 U' R2 f2 B2 r d L B' f' r2 b 3f' 3u U R2 U d2 3r u2 3f2 3u' 3f 3r2 F 3r2 l F R F b' U2 D2 u2 r l' 3f' l2 d 3r2 U r2 3f2 d' F2 R B2 f2 3f' l2 L2 3f 3u U2 l b r2 3r L2

Any tips? I'm slightly annoyed that I took a long pause to find a piece that was already solved on the 2nd solve.
 
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Nicely done (y) Is there a tutorial out, where I can learn yau5? (written/video I don't care)

There aren't any tutorials(as far as I know) besides detailed example solves. If you're fast with redux you should be able to understand them easily tough. Justin Thomas has some really good example solves.
Also gj sensei, can't wait till i'm sub3 :^]
 
Nicely done (y) Is there a tutorial out, where I can learn yau5? (written/video I don't care)

Watch example solves by Justin Thomas/Jayden McNeill. There really isn't much new things to learn, so there aren't any tutorials.

EDIT:
Quick summary of the steps
1) first 2 centers
2) 3 cross edges (make sure 1 is incorrectly permuted relative to the others)
3) L4C
4) last cross edge (insert this into the incorrect edge to solve both at once)
5) freeslice all F2L edges
6) solve 2 adjacent F2L pairs, put them on B
7) L4E
8) 3x3
 
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not necessary if you use the inserts y' R' U' R U or x' y' U R U' R' (i don't know if the visualisation is helpful here but hopefully you understand :P)

Well yeah. I still think incorrectly placing the edge is better though :)
It doesn't take any more or less time, so I suppose it's preference.

EDIT: ok I've thought about it more and incorrect placing saves 1 move. :)
 
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Well yeah. I still think incorrectly placing the edge is better though :)
It doesn't take any more or less time, so I suppose it's preference.

EDIT: ok I've thought about it more and incorrect placing saves 1 move. :)

you're right, it just takes deliberate thought for me to put an edge in the wrong place, so i waste more time on that than i would save by not doing that one move :P
 
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