Sub1Hour
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yes but it can be innacurate
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StoriedPumpkin
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Should I buy a dayan tengun v2 m or the mf3rs3 m?
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Tengyun is definitely better.
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Do you like soft and quiet or clean and clacky?
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But is the tengyun only fast with lube?
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No, it's a very fast cube.
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Anything as long as it is flagship (my main is a budget cube and I'm sub 30)
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Don't be expecting it to make your times drop. I average the same on a qiyi thunderclap as on a valk 3 M. You should be fine with something like a yulong v2.
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Getting a better cube will do a grand total of nothing to your times. Also MF3RS3 isn't a flagship
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having a better cube means less lock ups, i lost a lot of good times because of a lock up
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Having slower times means bad execution, which means lockups aren't a problem. What is your current cube?
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qiyi warrior w, what do you mean exactly?
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Both cubes have great performance but the RS3 is heavier and has more natural stability. While the tengyun is extremely fast, quiet, and soft. If you don't know how to set up cubes very well get the RS3 since the Tengyun needs a lot of slowing down to become usable for most. Also I have used the tengyun on and off but the RS3 was my main from around January 2019 to June/July 2019 when I switched to the Valk 3 M
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Then getting a better cube won't change your times
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what is the best official average in comp with ZZ?
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I am learning the tripod method, and I have learned about a quarter of tripod LL. The problem is, I'm not sure how to recognize different cases. The method I am currently using is just to imagine the corners and edges twisted and flipped and see them as a pll case, like shown on ws.binghamton.edu/fridrich/L1/ece.htm. This method is, as you can imagine, very slow. Do any of you have any better methods for recognizing tripod LL cases?
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You can recognize the corners with coll/cll recognition, then just check the orientation of the edges as the permutation of edges for tripod ll stays consistent with the corner case.
I think Chris Olsen (cyotheking) has some videos on CLL recognition if you are interested.
I think Chris Olsen (cyotheking) has some videos on CLL recognition if you are interested.
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Oh I see. I know CLL recognition and I was just wondering about a faster possible way to recognize edge permutation, but it turns out I don't have to. Also, are there any places where I can get better(more fingertricky) tripod algs? The ones on the website I found are not the best for speedsolving.
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I tried JPERM's challenge to solve the full cube using only JPERMs, but I am stuck and going nuts now!
Can somebody help?
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You have all the edges solved, I don't know how you would solve it using J perms because J perms swap both corners and edge, and it doesn't twist anything. You could do Sune to orient all the edges but the edges will be disrupted since 2 J perms are a U move. Do something like rotate and do two J perms to do R and then U using 2 j perms and then do things like that with the rest of Sune.
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