Recent content by Felipe

Never had a 2x2 3x3 - 22 4x4 - 1:45 5x5 - 2:30 6x6 - 5:10 7x7 - 6:30

Consistancy FTW. 3x3 average: 24.29 Standard Dev: 0.28 24.51 (24.89) (24.06) 24.12 24.25

That's really the only way I've ever improved. I'll get frustrated with having the same times for about a month and suddenly drop about 20% off of my average. It's very rewarding.

I just got a 6:02 PB on the 7x7. Weirded me out considering I average about 7:00.

7x7x7 is the biggest released to the general public. The company v-cubes produces them. They were the first company to produce the 6x6 and 7x7 but there's a rumor they'll be releasing an 8x8x8 in November. There are some lower quality Chinese knockoffs of the v-cubes running around, and that...

Today I thought of a question I hadn't come across before. I looked through the forums here and wasn't able to find anything on the matter. I use intuitive F2L in Fridrich, so I have no idea whether I take an efficient amount of moves for my time or not. I'm pretty sure the amount of moves a...

hey, could be worse. those look like my 4x4 times. anywhoo, 2:15 PB on the 5x5. Yayz n such.

Suddenly forgetting an alg you've had memorized for months.

Finally got a sub-3 average of 12 on the 5x5. 2:53.53 Best: 2:41.92 Worst: 3:04.65 I've been at a sub-3 area for a while now but my cube was way too worn out and locked up on nearly every turn. Buying a new one put me well under 3. Can't wait 'till it's broken in :)

WOO! Finally broke sub-20 on the 3x3. It was extremely lucky, but from an actual scramble. Got a free F2L pair and a PLL skip.

One of the faces of my v-cube 7 squeaks. Is that bad?

Dayum. I've been trying to average sub-7 for a while now. Never even come close to a sub-6.

I swim. It really sucks. It's like running but you can't breathe. Your lung capacity gets huge though. I also lift weights. That and swimming don't really go hand-in-hand. Lifting weights builds bulk when swimming requires lean muscle. Swimming makes you too sore to lift and lifting makes you...

Because Fridrich is the only normal method. I hate it when people hate tiny things. jk

A PLL skip is when, if you use the "normal" method, you perform OLL and the cube is solved. If that doesn't make much sense, a better way of describing it would be that you don't have to put the pieces of the final layer in correct places after orienting them. They happen to be placed...