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I have now forced myself to be on light mode for a day. oof
Dude. what is up with light-mode?
MY EYES.....................PLEASE HELP ME.......................SOMEONE
Honestly it's bad when you start but it gets much better, so I'm keeping it.Y'all are tripping fr, Light mode is goated. Just use it
Dude, what are you all talking about? Light mode hurts your eyes. DARK mode is the way to go! Join me in the dark side!Honestly it's bad when you start but it gets much better, so I'm keeping it.
P.S. Is this gonna become a new "ducks vs ______" thing? "Dark vs Light"? If so, I choose light.
Do you like dark or light?Light mode feels more natural, and dark mode doesn't look so good.
@bulkocuber is known for giving out random reactionsDo you like dark or light?
Cuz here you said you didn't like dark but you reacted with "Angry," which meant you liked dark.
Reacting with angry doesn't mean disagreeing with you. That's just logic.@bulkocuber is known for giving out random reactions
also lets not turn my progression thread into a light/dark discussion lol
Yay, another Hoya person!I'm deciding to become method neutral for 4x4, using Yau and Hoya. Both methods have great potential, but Hoya has less users (I only know Luke Tycksen who uses Hoya for 4x4).
So if the scramble has easy white + yellow centers, I would use Yau, and if the RGOB centers are easy, I would use Hoya.
As long as I get decent cubes for 4x4, I'll have sessions for both methods for practicing.
It wont be worth it in the end, Method Neutrality is really tough and as Eli said you'll eventually prefer one and stick with it. It's best to just try the 2 and find out which one you prefer instead of deciding to be Method Neutral from the start. But, you do you.I'm deciding to become method neutral for 4x4, using Yau and Hoya. Both methods have great potential, but Hoya has less users (I only know Luke Tycksen who uses Hoya for 4x4).
So if the scramble has easy white + yellow centers, I would use Yau, and if the RGOB centers are easy, I would use Hoya.
As long as I get decent cubes for 4x4, I'll have sessions for both methods for practicing.
Just imo here, after using both the MGC and WRM, the WRM is much better. Price is obviously an issue though, but I found the WRM to be way more stable while still being super fast (thank god for in comp cube discounts).Alright, based off the poll, 4x4 seems to be a more popular opinion, so I'll buy the MGC 4x4.
I guess I'll have to wait till my birthday for the megaminx... It's not that far away but still about 3 months.
wait 2.5 global and you haven't even finished CLL? that is crazy2x2 ao100, this is actually way below my global though. Global is around 2.5, I've been hovering around that for a while now, so I'll finish CLL next week and start learning EG-1.
Generated By csTimer on 2022-08-05
avg of 100: 2.366
Time List:
1.236, 1.918, 2.463, 2.985, 2.704, 2.600, 2.415, 2.419, 2.742, 2.441, (DNF(2.570)), 1.949, 1.820, 2.480, 2.873, 2.897, 2.545, 2.825, 3.026, 2.822, 2.095, 2.829, (0.396), 2.511, 2.872, 3.082, (DNF(1.724)), 2.668, 1.467, 2.779, (3.293), 2.251, (0.920), 1.711, 1.946, (0.415), 1.567, 2.956, 2.770, 2.786, 3.019, 3.157, 2.473, 2.237, 1.854, 2.677, (3.201), 2.662, 3.020, 1.902, 2.122, 2.024, 2.970, 2.495, 2.123, 1.929, 2.590, 2.816, 1.577, 1.862, 1.403, 2.149, 1.757, 1.933, 2.760, 2.798, 2.232, 1.553, 1.668, 2.637, 2.573, 2.971, 2.472, 1.912, 2.654, (0.737), 2.813, 1.561, 1.583, 1.777, 2.700, 1.591, 1.777, (0.940), 2.208, 2.150, 1.403, 2.838, 2.726, 2.509, 2.791, 2.313, 1.930, 1.798, 2.820, 3.149, 2.883, (DNF(2.566)), 2.330, 2.832
Also got back to 1000 solves on 2x2.
I have pretty fast tps on 2x2, and I make efficient faces on some scrambleswait 2.5 global and you haven't even finished CLL? that is crazy