[Member Intro] I’m new to this and my average is about 1 min 35 seconds

[AlphaCuber is awesome]

I am not saying that he cheated, but there is a chance that he deleted bad solves / skipped through the scrambles until there was a good one for a lot of solves. I will believe him if I see him get at least a sub 9 average in comp.

But anyway let's stop clogging this member intro we can debate in the 'cfop vs roux debate thread'

I don’t think he does that seeing he has made videos on the fact that you should treat practice as close to a comp as possible also he won’t get a sub 9 average in comp as he has quit Competive Speedcubing basically due to the fact he cant deal with nerves from what I know. I will no leave any more messages as you make a valid point that we are cloggping up this thread

 

[AvaMarie10102]

I am not saying that he cheated, but there is a chance that he deleted bad solves / skipped through the scrambles until there was a good one for a lot of solves. I will believe him if I see him get at least a sub 9 average in comp.

But anyway let's stop clogging this member intro we can debate in the 'cfop vs roux debate thread'

I love reading these. I understand very little but I still like to read them

 

[brododragon]

Another three-page member intro of "CFOP is the best" page-filler garbage. PLEASE just stop and let people choose what method they want. I like how everyone supports @PetrusQuber and then the same people hate on other methods. He might not even be using Petrus if he was persuaded by the CFOP supremacists (check his intro).

 

[SirCuberCat]

Well, welcome!

I'm not sure you should start with roux first, I recommend learning F2L first to help with F2B in roux

 

[ZB2op]

I just want to learn how to solve the 3x3x3 in at least under 30 seconds

Then it really doesn't matter which method you use.

 

[PetrusQuber]

Then it really doesn't matter which method you use.

Yes, @AvaMarie10102 even beginner’s method can get you sub 30 (if you try a lot), so honestly, just try out the different methods if you’re indecisive, and pick what you find most fun . Good luck!

 

[1cubealot]

I just want to learn how to solve the 3x3x3 in at least under 30 seconds

Practice Practice Practice then practice some morw

 

[BenChristman1]

Welcome!

 

[AvaMarie10102]

Another three-page member intro of "CFOP is the best" page-filler garbage. PLEASE just stop and let people choose what method they want. I like how everyone supports @PetrusQuber and then the same people hate on other methods. He might not even be using Petrus if he was persuaded by the CFOP supremacists (check his intro).

To be honest I like reading to see what other people think and hearing their advice helps me think of what I should choose. I know nothing about this stuff and I joined like yesterday. It’s cool.

 

[brododragon]

To be honest I like reading to see what other people think and hearing their advice helps me think of what I should choose. I know nothing about this stuff and I joined like yesterday. It’s cool.

It's nice the first few times but gets annoying after reading pages of "CFOP is the best!"

 

[Micah Morrison]

It's nice the first few times but gets annoying after reading pages of "CFOP is the best!"

CFOP is better for big cubes and megaminx, CFOP is easier to learn after using LBL, Roux is arguably equal to CFOP for 3x3, Roux is potentially better for one-handed. End of discussion.

 

[AvaMarie10102]

Well y

It's nice the first few times but gets annoying after reading pages of "CFOP is the best!"

Well yeah I get that but still. I don’t think cfop is the best. Or roux. I don’t really know and I’m learning them both either way.

 

[Owen Morrison]

It's nice the first few times but gets annoying after reading pages of "CFOP is the best!"

It has not been that way, there have been people arguing for both sides, not just CFOP. Roux and CFOP are equal for 3x3 so if you only want to do 3x3, go with whichever is more fun to you. If you want to be fast at 4x4 through 7x7, you should choose CFOP. If you want to be world class for OH, Roux might be the best option, as it seems like a better method for OH, but CFOP still holds the world records for OH.

 

[brododragon]

CFOP is better for big cubes, Roux is arguably equal to CFOP for 3x3, Roux is potentially better for one-handed. End of discussion.

Yeah. Somehow that gets stretched over 3 pages... Also, with more development, people could probably create equal methods for big cubes.

 

[Micah Morrison]

It's a good idea to learn multiple methods and see what suits your style. For me, I like a more strict solving style and I also really like big cubes so I choose CFOP

 

[AvaMarie10102]

It's a good idea to learn multiple methods and see what suits your style. For me, I like a more strict solving style and I also really like big cubes so I choose CFOP

Right and that’s why I’m going to learn both roux and cfop and see which one feels most comfortable

 

[PetrusQuber]

I doubt the difference in inferior and superior will affect anybody not looking to become world class. I will say it again, do what you find fun.

Also, mind wipe time. Don’t talk about what somebody’s said in the past. Forget the Roux vs CFOP argument. If you start it up now, your problem and you agree to be shouted at, and to not do it in here. Just do it like when people started debating about Gan, and Prostar created a new thread instead of clogging the Upcoming Puzzles thread.

 

[Spacey10]

I watched it, I watch j perm a lot. That is what made me want to do cfop but then his f2l tutorial is super complicated

Then do intuitive F2L. I have been cubing for about 6 months now and I still do intuitive F2L. Try it out!

 

[AvaMarie10102]

Then do intuitive F2L. I have been cubing for about 6 months now and I still do intuitive F2L. Try it out!

Alright ty!! I will be sure to learn it when I get my new cube. It’s my first speed cube I’m really excited

 

[Spacey10]

Alright ty!! I will be sure to learn it when I get my new cube. It’s my first speed cube I’m really excited

I still have a Rubik's brand and my PB is 19 seconds . Don't let a bad cube stop you from learning and getting faster!