Micah Morrison
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I average around 2:00-2:20 on 3BLD. Do you guys think it's worth it for me to learn Eka/Orozco?
I average around 2:00-2:20 on 3BLD. Do you guys think it's worth it for me to learn Eka/Orozco?
I average around 2:00-2:20 on 3BLD. Do you guys think it's worth it for me to learn Eka/Orozco?
Yeah, it seems like there's a lot of RUD turning in Orozco, and I'm a big fan of RUD turning.I say go for it, learn Orozco or Eka if you want, and then use it to transition, or you can stay on it. I feel people don't like Orozco as a method itself, which I find odd, I quite like it.
Are there any tutorials or resources for solving non NxNs, like megaminxes, blindfolded?
Yeah, corners is easier to learn because the algs are more similar. Edge comms have face interchanges, slice interchanges, and M' U2 M U2 type comms, so there's more going on. Also, assuming you use OP/M2, 3-style corners will make a bigger impact on your solves. Ultimately though, it doesn't matter since it's not like you have a comp coming up without enough time to learn both.I'm sure this question has been asked many times, but should I learn 3style edges or corners first? Which one is easier to learn/ will make a bigger difference in my times?
I would learn 2BLD first, just to learn the concepts of BLD.I average 35, should I learn blind? Sounds cool...
What is the best video for OP?
Ok, don't have a 2x2, but I'll memo only the cornersI would learn 2BLD first, just to learn the concepts of BLD.
Please do not self promote on this thread.Solving a cube blindfolded seems like a pretty difficult task, but from what I've heard, it's into that hard. I have tried multiple tutorials in the last day or two and just haven't gotten anywhere. I thought about just giving up on it, but I think I could do it. So, I am going to start getting serious about it. I doubt I'll see any fast improvement, but we'll just have to wait and see. If you guys have any tips that you could give me, I would GREATLY appreciate it. Please sub to my YouTube Channel and thanks for reading.
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What are your thoughts on blind?
I pretty much gave upI learned from watching jperm's video, and from asking him some questions that helped me at least successfully do two solves, one I fortunately caught on video.
I eventually gave up from frustration because of the amount of time it took to pick out all the pieces, write them down, create a mnemonic device, go extremely slow to avoid mistakes, only to open my eyes to a half solved(if that) cube.
I'm certain the mistake wasn't in the solve, rather with missing a step in set up. Parity seldom seemed to be come up.
I would spend 10 minutes setting it up then nearly that long "solving"
I just focused back on my speedcubing and let it go.
I may try again someday.
Sorry. I originally had it on my own thread so it's technically not my fault. It got moved.Please do not self promote on this thread.
My thoughts on Blind is that it is a super interesting event, that requires a lot of preparation.
you can ask the mods to move it back. They should have a reason why they did it.Sorry. I originally had it on my own thread so it's technically not my fault. It got moved.