[Unofficial] Sub-20 with 20 different methods

Unless you did this and called it by a different name, but you didn't do keyhole!? I find that a fun method, and very easy to learn.

EDIT: Just tried this method for the first time in a while and got an easy sub-20 average. Try it out!!!
 
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ZB / FreeFOP / Snyder / Roux / ZZ / Petrus / Tripod / CFOP / Waterman / Salvia / Heise / Human Kociemba / LBL / 3CFCE / Corners First / CFCE / Columns First / 8355 / Triangular Francisco / Belt
 
Great video my man! So very impressive. :tu

Did you happen to keep the scrambles? I mean obviously you did, why wouldn't you? Right?.. >.<

WTF2L? said:
Kirjava in his 20 methods thread said:
As far as I know, no one else is capable of anything close to this - at least with this range of methods. I looked on the speedcubing.com record list archive and it said Ravi Fernando could do 13 methods in under 3 mins. I think with 3 mins I could keep making up enough methods to reach 100 :P
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Lol owned
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To be fair, when Kir made that comment it was correct. Things change and trailblazers lead the way for others to follow. 5BLD did say he was inspired by Kir's video.
All this is great for cubing, who's going to be next‽
 
theZcuber said:
as is ZB
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ZB is documented as a full method, there's a website calling it as a whole the ZB method. Well if you think ZB is a substep I may as well also do MGLS, WV, ELS, CLS, 2GLL(owait not that)... Hm I dunno but kir did it so I thought maybe it could just be considered a full method...


collinbxyz said:
Unless you did this and called it by a different name, but you didn't do keyhole!? I find that a fun method, and very easy to learn.

EDIT: Just tried this method for the first time in a while and got an easy sub-20 average. Try it out!!!
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Hm... Why did i miss out keyhole? I will do it, and if ZB is said to be a substeps I'll do lots of other substeps that I know :)

I probably do have the scrambles, Brest. But I did a few attempts for each method and was practicing Heise for a bit too... So it might take a bit or searching through times to find the scrambles.
Also those that I stackmatted were on a printed sheet so I'll need to remember which ones they were.
 
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Mal said:
Wow! How long did it take to sub all these methods? And could you tell me where you learned ZZ?
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I knew most of them already from experience but learnt TF, HTA and Tripod from the wiki... All I needed was a description really. I could sub-20 most of them already simply because I practiced Roux a lot and blockbuilding skills overlapped. I had to practice Heise a lot first though to recognise and work out L3C fast.

I first found ZZ in the wiki when skimming through it.
 
Wow:tu! I've actually been thinking about making a sub-30 with 30 different methods video(because I'm lame and can't do sub-20:(). I just need to figure out Waterman:p
 
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