Zaxef
Veteran
7 months here and 23.59 PB Avg of 12
23.02 of 5
P.s: CuBeOrDiE... Your sig is hella lame
23.02 of 5
P.s: CuBeOrDiE... Your sig is hella lame
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how come plz give sugg on improvement
just out of curiousity, how long does you LL take you?
Believe it or not it is a block building method. Block building is really the only way to solve the cube. Fridrich is even considered block building technically. just more step oriented.
This was my mistake. No edge orientation means either 57 OLL's or two look. However, with edge orientation, you can avoid both.No edge orientation doesnt mean 57 OLL's. You can use two-look, and only nine OLL's are needed.
You forgot about the case where 4 edges are incorrectly oriented, but I'm not so sure whether it makes so much of a difference. However, edge orientation simplifies F2L, making it easier to solve.It might take six more moves, but it takes that many to orient edges BEFORE finishing f2l usually.
If you think only 2 or 3 algs are gonna cut it YOURE WRONG.
I don't understand how a method that you admit is not efficient for fewest moves can be an introduction to fewest moves. Also, this is not an intro to block building. The end result of one of your steps being a 2x2x3 block doesn't make it block building. You're just inserting the edges, which is much less efficient than intuitively building the 2x2x3 block. I'll say it again, your method's not block building.Its not efficient for FM, but this method isn't so much a FM method as an intro to block building and FM in general(gotta clarify that.)
I think connecting pieces that have the same color doesn't require that much concentration.not quite...bloc building requires more consentration then edge insertion.
What? I don't understand what you meant to say.Edge insertion is simpler because you don't have acorner that must be correctly placed.
Were you really trying hard with Petrus? Also, you said you've tried petrus for "over a two months." Is that a month or two months? I wasn't hating you or your method, I think you're just overreacting. You seem to think that everyone who criticizes your method is a hater. They're just truthfully saying that your method isn't that good. I was doing the same. You seem arrogant though, and I do hate arrogance.NO! I've tried petrus for over a two months and my method for only a month.PLz stop hating
It's not a beginners' block building method because it's not block building. It doesn't make a transition into block building easier, either.And this method is still kinda block building, just condensed and simplified for BEGGINER BLOCK BZUILDERS
Err, was that an excuse made just not to look unimpressive to Zaxef? It didn't help.For my first month of cubing, I was using a broken cube that would pop every other turn, and there was one month were I didn't cube, so I've actually only been cubing for 10 months.
Believe it or not it is a block building method. Block building is really the only way to solve the cube. Fridrich is even considered block building technically. just more step oriented.
You might as well call any method 'block building' because you're solving a 3x3x3 block.
This was my mistake. No edge orientation means either 57 OLL's or two look. However, with edge orientation, you can avoid both.No edge orientation doesnt mean 57 OLL's. You can use two-look, and only nine OLL's are needed.
You forgot about the case where 4 edges are incorrectly oriented, but I'm not so sure whether it makes so much of a difference. However, edge orientation simplifies F2L, making it easier to solve.It might take six more moves, but it takes that many to orient edges BEFORE finishing f2l usually.
If you think only 2 or 3 algs are gonna cut it YOURE WRONG.
I'm not sure what you meant when you said this, can you clarify?
I don't understand how a method that you admit is not efficient for fewest moves can be an introduction to fewest moves. Also, this is not an intro to block building. The end result of one of your steps being a 2x2x3 block doesn't make it block building. You're just inserting the edges, which is much less efficient than intuitively building the 2x2x3 block. I'll say it again, your method's not block building.Its not efficient for FM, but this method isn't so much a FM method as an intro to block building and FM in general(gotta clarify that.)
I think connecting pieces that have the same color doesn't require that much concentration.not quite...bloc building requires more consentration then edge insertion.
What? I don't understand what you meant to say.Edge insertion is simpler because you don't have acorner that must be correctly placed.
Were you really trying hard with Petrus? Also, you said you've tried petrus for "over a two months." Is that a month or two months? I wasn't hating you or your method, I think you're just overreacting. You seem to think that everyone who criticizes your method is a hater. They're just truthfully saying that your method isn't that good. I was doing the same. You seem arrogant though, and I do hate arrogance.NO! I've tried petrus for over a two months and my method for only a month.PLz stop hating
It's not a beginners' block building method because it's not block building. It doesn't make a transition into block building easier, either.And this method is still kinda block building, just condensed and simplified for BEGGINER BLOCK BZUILDERS
Err, was that an excuse made just not to look unimpressive to Zaxef? It didn't help.For my first month of cubing, I was using a broken cube that would pop every other turn, and there was one month were I didn't cube, so I've actually only been cubing for 10 months.
Please.. STOP posting double posts.
...it's impossible to have an efficient solve with so little algs...unless you have an over-average intelligence and can solve the LL intuitevly or something.
...it's impossible to have an efficient solve with so little algs...unless you have an over-average intelligence and can solve the LL intuitevly or something.
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