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Brest, could you give me some statistics + a reconstruction? I know I don't deserve your special treatment, but I'd love some help and you do something I don't know how to do.
I'd love a critique, by the way. I know full PLL but 2 look OLL and I used CFOP in this vid.
You are making a good effort to be continuous and look ahead which is good so keep it up. :tu
Cross: You used inspection wisely to plan your cross out. I noticed you had a few gaps while you were doing your cross so try to eliminate that. The next step would be to be more efficient and increase TPS a bit.
Transition to F2L: definitely could be improved on, try to track the first pair as your doing cross so you know exactly where they are
F2L: pairs could be done more efficiently, try just doing some hand scrambles and going very slow (not timed) and trying to find efficient/faster ways to solve certain pairs, watching walkthrough solves from people faster than you will really help, your slow turning is making your look ahead pretty decent so keep it that way atm
OLL & PLL: all algs so all I can say is slowly learn your PLLs and make sure you learn the ones that you find the most comfortable not just the one you find first, increase TPS
ps: I only watched your first solve
Uploaded a couple of weeks ago, tips please![]()
Your TPS looks good, and you have learned your algs pretty well.
It looks like you're really trying to force some turns, especially in the F2L. This is hindering your lookahead because your cube is kind of flying around and rotating while you're inserting a pair and then you pause and look lost.
You also have a lot of y and y' during F2L. I like to pay attention to edge orientation to cut down on cube rotations.
Finally, practice your OH crosses. Pay particular attention to the ergonomics of your moves; I tend to use lots of wide turns to get around the cube without regripping, but to each his own.
I know the video quality isn't great but I'd really appreciate some critique.
Method: ZZ-Porky v1 with phasing.
On the second solve I did the 2GLL from the wrong angle, and on the last solve I recognised CP wrong (which I rarely do) and then failed the last slot. But this average was mostly normal.
Any tips?
But table abuse is funLess table abuse at the start of solves. Try to find best angle to start with... don't limit orientation but use whatever is most fingertrickable. Less pausing would help too.
But table abuse is funYou're right though. I use the table because keeping it in the same orientation helps me know where misoriented edges are - I still can't plan EO in inspection some of the time. I'll practise lookahead, as I often don't even try for OH (idk why), but there are a few parts where that's difficult (CP and phasing).
But table abuse is funYou're right though. I use the table because keeping it in the same orientation helps me know where misoriented edges are - I still can't plan EO in inspection some of the time. I'll practise lookahead, as I often don't even try for OH (idk why), but there are a few parts where that's difficult (CP and phasing).
I have practiced ZZOH. I'm ok at ZZ but not pro. Are you able to plan EO(Line) for 2H? I guess I would give the same advice to CFOPers trying to do cross... take all the time you need to plan and then do EOLine (just EO at first if EOLine is too hard) blindfolded. At least you should be able to do this with 2H first... then you can do the same with OH too.
I'll try giving myself more inspection then. I don't ever use ZZ 2H, but I'll practise that and see how it goes. Thanks.Practice some ZZ 2H and untimed. Better 2H times and overall efficiency will translate to better ZZOH times.
Also, if you can't plan EO, don't limit your inspection. Plan out the entire EO and then start the solve.