joshsailscga
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I'm at around 20,000 without a single LL skip, ever.
Same here, I don't think I've hit 20,000 yet but probably close to 15,000 over the course of 1.5 years and no LL skips
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I'm at around 20,000 without a single LL skip, ever.
The method where you solve all three edges around a top, an then use an algorithm to orient centers, and then last three edges is called WO.
The one with the flipped edge on the top is a different method(but very similar) called one-flip.
Same here, I don't think I've hit 20,000 yet but probably close to 15,000 over the course of 1.5 years and no LL skips![]()
You do realize he uses Roux...
I had a last layer skip on the 3x3 stage of a 5x5 solve about a month ago, I also think I had one on 3x3 when I averaged ~ 3 minutes.
Okay thanks, is it Wo or W-O?
I don't use roux... I did for like three weeks, but I switched back to CFOP a long time ago.
Sorry, I confused you with PDF, you both have the word penguin in your username...
Sorry, I confused you with PDF, you both have the word penguin in your username...
Sorry, I confused you with PDF, you both have the word penguin in your username...
That makes sense, I was like, why would I know what method he uses
While we're on the subject, though, what counts as a last layer skip for Roux, is it a COLL+LSE skip, or something else?
I believe chance of a LSE skip is 1/23040, so I would say that.
Don't mind me, just sitting in an airport terminal, thrashing my megaminx pbs... (I'm not even sub-2, what on earth???)
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