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Broke the 10 minute barrier on 6x6
So yeah, in a world where we're always hearing about Felik's latest world record it may not be a big deal. And I know I'm still super-slow and have a VERY long way to go to not suck.
But, I'm still stoked. I just got my first 6x6 (Wuhua) and learned to solve it less than four weeks ago and have been practicing when I can which isn't that much since we've got a 6 year old son with autism.
Anyway, this is my first time less than 10 minutes. I got all three parities. Checkerboard edges, odd number of "bad edges" (I use Roux, don't know CFOP. Yes, I know Roux is not ideal for big cubes), and then two swapped edges at the end. But despite that I did a lot better on my centers and edge pairing and stopped the clock (XYZTimer on my iPad) at 9:27.56.
I wonder how much time I'd have saved without any parities? I decided to play it safe and use slices instead of the faster wide turns on my checkerboard parity just because the last two times I tried to do wide turns instead I messed up the algorithm.
Hey, I haven't even learned to solve the 5x5 yet. I think that is awesome![]()
If you're learning the checkerboard edge algorithm as a completely new algorithm and already know orientation parity, you're doing something wrong hahaStarting on 5x5 there is a 3rd type where one edge is a checkerboard and you have to swap the inner or outer edge pieces to correct it. So basically one more algorithm to learn to correct that too.
I actually wonder if Max Park does? It's on his PB sheet, and he might just measure it for fun, but I'm still curiousbut who cares about mo3
I do, just because.I actually wonder if Max Park does? It's on his PB sheet, and he might just measure it for fun, but I'm still curious