Fridrich users - What do you look for during inspection

What do you look for during inspection?

  • 2 Cross edges

    Votes: 15 8.6%
  • Full Cross

    Votes: 116 66.7%
  • Full Cross + 1 F2L pair

    Votes: 41 23.6%
  • Full Cross + 2 F2L pairs

    Votes: 1 0.6%
  • Full Cross + full F2L

    Votes: 1 0.6%

  • Total voters
    174
Just the cross maybe 95% of the time. the cross has to be pretty easy for me to worry about my first pair. I do spend the execution of my cross looking for a pair though, as I imagine most people do.

I do pretty much the same thing and average about 25 seconds. Every great once in a while I will see an f2l pair that will not be moved around too much during the cross and I can use that. Usually I find the corner I'm going to use during the cross.
 
I plan the entire cross, trying to do it in the fewest moves possible (5,6 most of the times) and right now working on do it BLD, although i'm a little slow (6-7 s) :(
 
Currently I try and plan all moves for the cross plus keep half an eye open for extended cross. But having only been speed cubing 5 weeks I am thankful if my plans for said cross actually work correctly :rolleyes: I often see a nice connected F2L pair but don't, as yet, have the experience to ensure I do not split it. But happy to have got my cross down to about 4 seconds when it was 8 a couple of weeks ago :o

A bit more experience and I will try some BLD crosses in readiness for greater look ahead
 
someone needs to make a tutorial on x-cross, blockbuilding and seeing things in inspection (kirjava get one sorted out :p)
 
someone needs to make a tutorial on x-cross, blockbuilding and seeing things in inspection (kirjava get one sorted out :p)

Thewestonian has a good xcross tutorial on youtube.....as for blockbuilding,learn petrus and roux,they both have heavy dependence on blockbuilding(though roux has heavy dependence on M,M' and M2 moves as well)
 
Yeah i do full fridrich but i want to learn roux or l2l4 i am fast at learning algs and i also love M U solving, and thanks i will check out Weston's tutorial
 
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