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First solve of the day
First solve of the day
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bro is pushing his limiter now
limit ain't even in my vocabularybro is pushing his limiter now![]()
Xuanyi got nothing on this guy (I heard this void guy can solve infinite sides)limit ain't even in my vocabulary![]()
I can solve 69.61+67.41i sides trustXuanyi got nothing on this guy (I heard this void guy can solve infinite sides)
I meant sub 5 minutes onto 3x3 stagewtf how do you get sub 5???? 3 pair + ll skip or something crazy?!?!?!?!?!
I seem to always get parity on 7x7 so my luck is kinda poop
Crazy improvement - absofuckinglutely unnerfed ig!!!
funny thing tho3 pair + ll skip or something crazy?!?!?!?!?!
does that mean I'm better than you at 6 & 7 with a worse method?I literally don’t know redux - the first and only method I learned for 4x4 was Yau from J Perm’s tutorials and I use it on all big cubes lol
omg he’s actually following what i said in my threadI can send a vid if you want
yessiromg he’s actually following what i said in my thread![]()
Well I'll say this much, even if you use redux, you really won't need many tips until you reach sub 4 on 7x7. Just doing solves will be plenty enough, gives you time to get used to the different piece types and how they move.does that mean I'm better than you at 6 & 7 with a worse method?
@NebraskanSpeedsolver
I know you for big cubes so quick question
I think I avg like 6 mins for 7x7
any tips? I think what's slowing me down is centers(normally around 3:00~) and maybe some edge pairing
I can send a vid if you want
ofc only if you want to help
I'd understand if you're busy or if you just don't want to
First solve of the day with double edge paritydoes that mean I'm better than you at 6 & 7 with a worse method?
ok ig that's fairWell I'll say this much, even if you use redux, you really won't need many tips until you reach sub 4 on 7x7. Just doing solves will be plenty enough, gives you time to get used to the different piece types and how they move.