rj
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I don't think just noobs will buy them. If I didn't have one, I would be ordering one right now too. I love me some Weilong.
It's so adjustable.
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I don't think just noobs will buy them. If I didn't have one, I would be ordering one right now too. I love me some Weilong.
Likely he just knows he knows the T set and he knows that doing FRURUF from that angle would give him one.
Haha nope, I only know a few cases, so doing that in a solve is a bit of a risk.
Yeah, that was basically what I was askingHaha nope, I only know a few cases, so doing that in a solve is a bit of a risk.Escher said:Likely he just knows he knows the T set and he knows that doing FRURUF from that angle would give him one.
Haha nope, I only know a few cases, so doing that in a solve is a bit of a risk.
I'm surprised there are no x-cross F2Ls in the solves. I thought this was one of the advantages of being colour neutral.
Likely he just knows he knows the T set and he knows that doing FRURUF from that angle would give him one.
Yeah, I asked a question about his F2L (Feliks Crushing F2L) and he said he learned the T Set of ZBLL.
I'm 95% sure he doesn't know the whole T-set, I could be wrong though.
Feliks, upload your 555 single already :<
For all you better cubers out there, what's the advantage of using just the index finger to do all the double flicks?(I have asked before). I'm noticing in the reconstructions(As Executed)of Mats & Feliks that they rarely use Index/Middle to do double flicks. I've tried it myself and so far the two advantages are a better grip on the cube and a smoother solve where I'm almost doing one long alg to solve the cube. But any alg that has a double flick I can do faster with Index/Middle but solves become choppier with a lot of stops and starts. Feliks has done 4's with this, you would think he could be even faster using Index/Middle. Thoughts?
Your right, he said he learned half the T subset.
He just has poor fingertricks
But, seriously speaking, I guess he could become slightly faster, if not a lot faster with doubleflicks. They flow more smoothly in a solve, at least for me.
I don't think he knows that much either lol.
Haha nope, I only know a few cases, so doing that in a solve is a bit of a risk.
Or it could be that he doesn't want mess with a good thing and at this point it would be too big a change in his turning style?