Color neutral achievers poll

What are the results of your CN learning?

  • I have never learned CN

    Votes: 30 18.0%
  • I started learning CN but I did not manage to become CN

    Votes: 10 6.0%
  • I have learnt CN and I am complete CN now

    Votes: 32 19.2%
  • I started as CN and still am

    Votes: 36 21.6%
  • I started as CN but no longer am

    Votes: 6 3.6%
  • I started learning opposite CN but I did not stay with it

    Votes: 8 4.8%
  • I learned opposite CN

    Votes: 39 23.4%
  • other (specify)

    Votes: 6 3.6%

  • Total voters
    167
I switched to CN 2 months ago and now I have almost the same times as before.In the beginning it was really hard to find the pairs,but I was determined to be CN so I practised more and now I have pretty good times with several sub8s.I believe with practise everyone can be good with CN and I really recommend it! :)
 
I am complete CN with CFOP! I started solving using every color and I glad I keep doing that because I think it is really beneficial. Obviously if you were using a method other than CFOP (Roux or ZZ), it might get challenging to be CN and would be more beneficial to be fixed color. CN I think is well worth it for CFOP tho!
 
I am complete CN with CFOP! I started solving using every color and I glad I keep doing that because I think it is really beneficial. Obviously if you were using a method other than CFOP (Roux or ZZ), it might get challenging to be CN and would be more beneficial to be fixed color. CN I think is well worth it for CFOP tho!

WALKER!!!! FOR THE LAST TIME. YOU ARE NOT CN!!!!!
 
Today I couldn't tell my friend what color cross I was doing as I was solving the F2L. I think that's about as color neutral as it gets. I was never color biased though.
 
I switched from using two starter blocks to using four starter blocks - which option do I choose?

Good point. Hey, was the "other" option recently added? Anyway, speaking of Roux, I just realized I'm pretty much opposite colour neutral. B/G on left or right, but I keep yellow on the top. Hmm... I wonder if I can do W/Y neutral for top and bottom and B/G for left and right? That would give me a possible 4 orientations to work with. But maybe harder to decide which one to go with during inspection? Roux is weird I guess because there are 24 different orientations instead of just the 6 cross colours.

Kirjava: For the four starter blocks you mentioned, what blocks are they?
 
Other... I was first a green cross solver with LBL but for some reason when I went to CFOP I only used white cross. After a while I learned to be CN with CFOP but then CFOP got boring. So to keep from quieting cubing I learnt Roux and I only use the same starting block over and over except for extremely rare cases such as premade pairs or 1x2x2s.
 
I switched to CN at 30 seconds and 4 months or so into speedcubing. I am fully CN now and have been for over a year. It only took me about a month to switch. Check out my vid on my youtube channel for my tips on switching.
 
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