Kirjava's Cubing History

Very interesting read! My own interest in cubing has started to wane a little bit recently, but I hope that if I stick with it for as long as you have, I can claim half as many contributions to the community as you can.
 
Wow your life sucks.

I'm pretty sure anyone that spends that many years on a cube can be as fast as you.
 
I have to disagree with your comment on slow inner layer turns as a reason for doing cage and not reduction. Overall cage uses more slice turns.


Hey Per! Long time no speak.

The slice turns I'm talking about are those required at the 3x3x3 part of the redux method if you use roux. Double slices, not inner.
 
(I was 16 and horny)

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Hahas :D That was my favourite part.

:cool::cool::cool:
 
this made me go learn K4 lol...as for Roux...well..I'll probably start that, after I learn to BLD solve :)

Did you only look into it or are you switching?

gradually switching as i get better at the 4x4 ELL stuff

Cool, is there anything you dont understand?

yes, i dont understand how im going to cram all that 4x4 ELL knowledge into my head without shoving out some ZB stuff lol :p

seriously though, I think I understand it well enough, its just a matter of that oh-so-lovely p-word :)
 
this made me go learn K4 lol...as for Roux...well..I'll probably start that, after I learn to BLD solve :)

Did you only look into it or are you switching?

gradually switching as i get better at the 4x4 ELL stuff

Cool, is there anything you dont understand?

yes, i dont understand how im going to cram all that 4x4 ELL knowledge into my head without shoving out some ZB stuff lol :p

seriously though, I think I understand it well enough, its just a matter of that oh-so-lovely p-word :)

You dont need to learn all the algs on kirjavas site, ion fact you dont need to learn any, but you need to know how commutators work.
 
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