Hello! Will I be good?

Pheromone

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Well, ive been cubing for 1 month, and i can easily, easily, easily get 30 seconds (sometimes below) with the beginners method. If i learn plls, olls, and f2l algs, do you think i might be good?
 
Well, ive been cubing for 1 month, and i can easily, easily, easily get 30 seconds (sometimes below) with the beginners method. If i learn plls, olls, and f2l algs, do you think i might be good?

Yes. You could get sub 20 in no time if yu learn F2L and 2look OLL and 2look PLL.
 
Yes. You could get sub 20 in no time if yu learn F2L and 2look OLL and 2look PLL.

Im halfway done with 2LOLL and i know T perm, y perm, h perm, z perm, and the two perms that switch three edges.I havent done anything with f2l tho
 
I don't think anyone can predict what anyone will be like in the future. Improvement really depends way more on practice than "talent". Someone who might have slow improvement at first can easily pick their game up and get fast later, and vice versa.
For f2l, don't learn algs. Learn intuitive f2l. It improves your understanding on how pieces move around on the cube. Later on, if you find that for some cases, your intuitive solutions are very bad, you can learn a few algs. In many cases, intuitive solutions are the optimal solutions, and are the same as the algs you would find.
 
I predict that in the future you will switch to Petrus and become the first person to get a sub 8 avg of 5 with it. I also can see you getting quite good at big cubes. But unfortunately I see that you will struggle with BLD and will never achieve as nearly as good of things with BLD as you do with 3x3 and big cubes.

This is my prediction and in 1.5 to 3 years you guys can all kiss my ass.
 
I predict that in the future you will switch to Petrus and become the first person to get a sub 8 avg of 5 with it. I also can see you getting quite good at big cubes. But unfortunately I see that you will struggle with BLD and will never achieve as nearly as good of things with BLD as you do with 3x3 and big cubes.

This is my prediction and in 1.5 to 3 years you guys can all kiss my ass.

tell me my future too! haha

no but seriously, it all depends on how and how often you practice. If you mindlessly solve, it's obvious that it's not going to be as helpful as figuring out aspects of solves that you need to improve on.
 
Well, ive been cubing for 1 month, and i can easily, easily, easily get 30 seconds (sometimes below) with the beginners method. If i learn plls, olls, and f2l algs, do you think i might be good?
1. You're doing great! It took me 6 months to get to 30 seconds.
2. If you consider sub-20 to be "good", then you should reach there as long as you practice hard and learn good techniques and algs.
 
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