What Kind of Cubing Videos do you Like the Most?

[TheSpeedSkewber]

Can you give an example?

Maybe not what Ruffleduck was referring to but i certainly enjoy these videos the most

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I like all types of video z3cubing makes.
challenges, disassembling and reassembling cubes, how to solve various non wca cubes, etc


I like "can chris solve" videos too, where he tries to solve a non wca puzzle without previous experience


some tingman videos of random cubing challenges are really fun to watch too


videos from hesacuber used to be really fun to watch (specially the one he tries to break skewb world record in one week or something like that)


I don't like the style of videos of cubehead. too many innuendos and unnecessary jokes and heavy editing and I'm not interested in his content at all (just useless stuff lately)


old jperm videos were good, nowadays too much trash. old challenges and theory videos were good


STcuber has the best cubing skits I've ever seen

 

[CubeLite]

I like all types of video z3cubing makes.
challenges, disassembling and reassembling cubes, how to solve various non wca cubes, etc


I like "can chris solve" videos too, where he tries to solve a non wca puzzle without previous experience


some tingman videos of random cubing challenges are really fun to watch too


videos from hesacuber used to be really fun to watch (specially the one he tries to break skewb world record in one week or something like that)


I don't like the style of videos of cubehead. too many innuendos and unnecessary jokes and heavy editing and I'm not interested in his content at all (just useless stuff lately)


old jperm videos were good, nowadays too much trash. old challenges and theory videos were good


STcuber has the best cubing skits I've ever seen

That's also the videos that I like

 

[CubeLite]

Maybe not what Ruffleduck was referring to but i certainly enjoy these videos the most

I was thinking that he was referring to the 4d video, but idk how I could make one and about what

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

I was thinking that he was referring to the 4d video, but idk how I could make one and about what

4D skewb???

 

[CubeLite]

4D skewb???

First I need to find one, idk if there's a website with it alr, can someone fact check that?

 

[Deleted member 36445]

First I need to find one, idk if there's a website with it alr, can someone fact check that?

this one???

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc2opmOIrNE

 

[OtaMota]

First I need to find one, idk if there's a website with it alr, can someone fact check that?

There isn’t really a 1:1 3D-4D relation for Skewb like there is for nxns. There are multiple ways to generalize a skewb to 4d

4D Skewb - Hypercubing

hypercubing.xyz

 

[Deleted member 36445]

There isn’t really a 1:1 3D-4D relation for Skewb like there is for nxns. There are multiple ways to generalize a skewb to 4d

4D Skewb - Hypercubing

hypercubing.xyz

I think the "prism" is the closest in those examples

 

[OrangeCenterCap]

I've literally watched like 80% of STUCube's videos

 

[Chicken-Cuber]

I've literally watched like 80% of STUCube's videos

so real

 

[CubeLite]

I've literally watched like 80% of STUCube's videos

I probably watched like almost 100%
I've watched him since like 4th video, so I'm OG

 

[1x1 wr holder!]

My favorite videos are always puzzle reviews and unboxings aswell as any videos of 3d printed or custom puzzles that creators make. but specifically, I like watching the stuff around 2023 and before, when new puzzles were exciting and hardware was growing. I still watch old unboxings from jperm, cuborithms, tckewbs, and Z3. oh and I really like that channel cyoubix cuz he does some 3d printing and some really custom puzzle stuff as well as really good tips for cubers around that 13 to sub 12 mark

 

[Cubinginatree]

I literally don't watch cubing videos unless I'm doing research for a cube I might want. Occasionally I'll watch a video if the title intrigues me.

 

[qwr]

STUCUBE style videos are cool but idk what you call it

his style is make up a narrative and then try to fit the facts around it. (and shame people who are not 5 second solvers at age 5.)