marvisgud
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When I first tried to solve 3x3 I used WIRED's video to learn beginners method, did anyone do that too? Is it weird?
Am I weird for learnong 3x3 from this?
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abunickabhi
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I do not understand if this is a serious question or a troll question?
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are YOU asking?
abunickabhi
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There's been a couple of other mentions of the 'Wired' video on here. I skimmed through it, it seems well made, and follows a pretty common 'beginners' strategy, so there's nothing fundamentally wrong with it.
Here's one recent thread, where it seemed a bit much for a complete novice:
https://www.speedsolving.com/thread...-but-first-layer-not-solid-help-please.78964/
Here's one recent thread, where it seemed a bit much for a complete novice:
https://www.speedsolving.com/thread...-but-first-layer-not-solid-help-please.78964/
MuaazCubes
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Honestly, I don't think it really matters where you learned to solve a 3x3. If it teaches you to solve it, then it's probably a good video. People learn in different ways so different videos may help. I personally learned from a video that I don't remember the title of, but I know it had less than a couple of thousand views, but it helped me. You were able to solve a 3x3 and that's all that matters.
rubik2005
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We all have a different story. Some learn aftwr receiving a cube on Christmas, and others after watching a WIRED video. Don't worry, just keep learning!
ruffleduck
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You're not weird at all. I learned from QiYi's CFOP pamphlet that came with my first speedcube, the Thunderclap V3 M
I learned from like 6 different sources. I'd get stuck on a step, and then look for other sources that made that step better for me. I started with the rubiks site, and I found some of it technically right, but still confusing to a beginner. Like instead of an M move, they had the cube rotated weird, so you ended up doing a F, and a B instead of the M. Which made the alg very long and confusing.
So yeah, use whatever you find helps you. Everyone has a different way of learning, and remembering.
So yeah, use whatever you find helps you. Everyone has a different way of learning, and remembering.
rubik2005
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Anyone used Ruwix?
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yes, the author of the page and his nephew
marvisgud
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Varun Ambadi
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its not wierd. its wired
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