Big cubes?

[sub_zero1983]

Does anyone else besides me find that bigger cubes like a 5x5 or v-cube 7 seem easier than a a 3x3?

edit** This just popped into my head after i finished solving a 5x5.

 

[theretardedcuber]

i find the 3x3 stage of bigger cubes easier on a bigger cube because for some reason i can look ahead better .. i dont know why mabey because its ... bigger

 

[cubeninjaIV]

yes, i don't know why but im so much better at big cubes than i feel i should be
(watch the vid in my sig)

 

[DavidSanders]

I find 3x3 much easier because I practice it much more and it is much more simple. Also I find the large amount of edges that need to be paired on big cubes sometimes hard to be able to look-ahead while doing.

 

[Cyrus C.]

I find 5x5 comes easy for me, about 25 solves of practice yesterday & my solves dropped almost 2 minutes.

 

[LNZ]

To solve a big cube (6x6 and higher) you need to be able to solve a 3x3, 4x4 and 5x5. So if you can solve a 3x3 to 5x5, then big cubes are just as easy, but take much longer to solve.

 

[Muesli]

Seeing as I suck at anything bigger than a 3x3x3, I'd have to say no.

 

[Swoncen]

Look ahead is better with bigger cubes, because you cannot turn the big cubes as fast as your 3x3x3 so you have more time for your look-ahead which makes it easier and more fluent.

 

[qqwref]

Big cubes have more freedom. On a 3x3 each turn moves 1/3 of the cube; on a 7x7 each turn only moves 1/7. So yeah, in a way it is much easier.

 

[Zubon]

My look ahead is also great on large cubes. It almost makes me want to invent a way to make a cube forcefully slow for F2L and then change to speed mode for the last layer.

 

[Kian]

i find the 3x3 stage of bigger cubes easier on a bigger cube because for some reason i can look ahead better .. i dont know why mabey because its ... bigger

I'd say it's more likely because you're almost assuredly turning slower.