The One-Answer Question Thread [closed]

[miniGOINGS]

Did Goins switch to Roux, I like to know what methods people use.

Yea, I went from LBL to MBR to ZZ back to MBR.

 

[Truncator]

Did Goins switch to Roux, I like to know what methods people use.

Yea, I went from LBL to MBR to ZZ back to MBR.

I'm guessing 'MBR' means 'Matt's Block Roux'?

After the H set of CLL, what is the next easiest to learn?

 

[miniGOINGS]

I'm guessing 'MBR' means 'Matt's Block Roux'?

After the H set of CLL, what is the next easiest to learn?

Correct!

The P (pi) case. Then I would say T and U. If you put the two oriented corners in front, it's really easy to find sticker patterns. S and A are a little bit harder, because you have to take the time to figure out which one it is. L is definitaly hardest for me.

 

[Cyrus C.]

Out of curiousity, what was wrong with ZZ?

 

[miniGOINGS]

Out of curiousity, what was wrong with ZZ?

Roux is based off of the Last Edges tree, with Waterman and the like. ZZ is based out of the Last Layer tree, with Fridrich and the like. I climbed too far up the LE tree. Not to mention Roux is sexy.

 

[Cyrus C.]

Out of curiousity, what was wrong with ZZ?

Roux is based off of the Last Edges tree, with Waterman and the like. ZZ is based out of the Last Layer tree, with Fridrich and the like. I climbed too far up the LE tree. Not to mention Roux is sexy.

What would you say Petrus is based off of?

EDIT: I'm an idiot.

EDIT2: Is Parity trolling? Was he hacked? He didn't seem very ignorant/noobish when he joined.

 

[miniGOINGS]

What would you say Petrus is based off of?

EDIT: I'm an idiot.

AHAHAHA

I actually made a diagram of most speedcubing methods for a friends. I organized them on a graph by difficulty, and whether it is intuitive/blockbuilding or algorithmic. All of them were based off of 2 trees, LE and LL, except Heise.

 

[Cyrus C.]

What would you say Petrus is based off of?

EDIT: I'm an idiot.

AHAHAHA

I actually made a diagram of most speedcubing methods for a friends. I organized them on a graph by difficulty, and whether it is intuitive/blockbuilding or algorithmic. All of them were based off of 2 trees, LE and LL, except Heise.

Heise=LC?

 

[Rorix]

Do Cubesmith 4x4x4 stickers fit on a mini 4x4x4 QJ?

 

[Parity]

Do Cubesmith 4x4x4 stickers fit on a mini 4x4x4 QJ?

Get the eastsheen set.

 

[miniGOINGS]

Heise=LC?

Very good. It was a 9/10 for difficulty, and aaaaaalll the way on the intuitive/blockbuilding side.

 

[Cyrus C.]

Heise=LC?

Very good. It was a 9/10 for difficulty, and aaaaaalll the way on the intuitive/blockbuilding side.

Were there any 10/10's? Can I just see the chart?

 

[dannyz0r]

EDIT2: Is Parity trolling? Was he hacked? He didn't seem very ignorant/noobish when he joined.

=Rubik's Exer were you here when he first joined?

 

[miniGOINGS]

Heise=LC?

Very good. It was a 9/10 for difficulty, and aaaaaalll the way on the intuitive/blockbuilding side.

Were there any 10/10's? Can I just see the chart?

Umm.... I don't think so. Sure, I'll make it on MSPaint sometime...

 

[Cyrus C.]

EDIT2: Is Parity trolling? Was he hacked? He didn't seem very ignorant/noobish when he joined.

=Rubik's Exer were you here when he first joined?

I think so.

EDIT: 1,000!!!

 

[Googlrr]

I know that the color neutrality thing comes up a lot, and for CFOP I find the difference to be negligible, but I'd like to know how useful it is for blocks on Roux.
I generally start with White bottom, and make a red block first. Red sticks out most for me, and I generally get my block done 3-6 seconds. I can also solve it equally fast using orange, but generally don't unless the block is staring me in the face. Is it a big deal to learn my other blocks? Should I stick with white top/yellow bottom for recognition purposes, but learn to do blue and green blocks also?

I apologize for my abuse of this thread, but I find the responses infinitely useful and am just looking to step up my Roux

 

[Feryll]

What are the improvements of the ghost hand II over the first model? My friend is getting his first speedcube, and I don't recommend the F II to a begginer, with lookahead and all (heck, I shouldn't even be using one) so I got the ghost hand II.

 

[miniGOINGS]

I know that the color neutrality thing comes up a lot, and for CFOP I find the difference to be negligible, but I'd like to know how useful it is for blocks on Roux.
I generally start with White bottom, and make a red block first. Red sticks out most for me, and I generally get my block done 3-6 seconds. I can also solve it equally fast using orange, but generally don't unless the block is staring me in the face. Is it a big deal to learn my other blocks? Should I stick with white top/yellow bottom for recognition purposes, but learn to do blue and green blocks also?

I apologize for my abuse of this thread, but I find the responses infinitely useful and am just looking to step up my Roux

Haha, if anyone abuses this thread it's me. I use fixed colours, maybe you could try doing a red or orange block, with white on bottom.

 

[Parity]

Cyrus.C Sometimes my brother gets on my account.

 

[99aceofspades99]

Where can you learn to solve a 2x2 blindfolded?
Maybe in PDF but Lancetheblueknight's tuorial doesn't help me much
Thanks