Recent content by Fyzzna

Hah, I suppose a good strong coffee in the morning and the feeling of almost having finished your dissertation does wonderful things to you Thanks, I was quite shocked at those times myself, pretty sure those records will not be broken for quite a while. I'm 28 (which is probably below the...

So after not having touched a cube in 2 weeks I decided to do some solves today. Never thought I'd be breaking PBs with such ease... single: 10.62 -> 10.38 ao5: 13.62 -> 12.37 ao12: 14.88 -> 12.99

Breaking PBs like crazy today :) ao5: 13.97 -> 13.62 ao50: 16.17 -> 15.68 ao100: 16.47 -> 15.84 ao5 splits (could've been even better but I messed up two solves) :

Wow, thank you for this extremely in depth analysis :) EDIT: Put my answers in a spoiler so they don't take up the entire page.

Possibly? Sadly, I'm not that well versed in LL theory :p Here are the algs most people learn for two look anyway: Haha I'm not quite at 15 seconds yet, but I'll keep trying :) I only learned one look mid August so really did spend quite a long time two looking.

Tbh if you already know all the L cases then Sune recog should be a breeze :) They're all reasonably fast (except for columns, **** columns) and Sune forward slash is just a shortened version of Pi back slash (meaning only 4 algs to learn). You're definitely going to be slower than 2 look at...

I reconstructed some of my solves today and was wondering if anyone would be nice enough to give me some tips. 1) 14.07 2) 14.03 3) 14.27 4) 13.59 5) 12.91 Note: This is not from a single ao5, as I only bothered with a reconstruction if the solve turned out to be decent. In the case of 'bad'...

So after the MF3RS debacle I really wasn't sure if I even wanted to give magnetizing another try since ruining my Valk did not at all sound like a fun afternoon to me. However, after some more consideration I decided to just go for it and I have to say I'm quite pleased with the result. Even...

I know that a lot of fast Roux solvers are using magnetic cubes so M slices can't be horrible on all of them. At this point I'm quite certain that it's due to the cheap cube and the valk would probably be better with magnets but right now I don't want to ruin a $20 cube because of a hunch...

After all this craze about magnetic cubes I finally gave in and decided to make one myself. Bought myself a cheap cube (MF3RS) to test the water and went to work. It was surprisingly easy and a little under two hours later I was finished and had the cube assembled again. The result: meh...

Round 555 (Alumni) Method: Roux Cube: Valk 3 Ao12: 17.56 20.48, (22.03), 18.66, 17.51, (14.71), 15.85, 15.99, 17.96, 19.11, 15.28, 17.42, 17.32

I calculated the average movecounts for the CMLLs in Kian's speadsheet : 1) With AUFs: All algs: 11.59 Only the bold ones: 11.19 2) Without AUFs: All algs: 10.94 Only the bold ones: 10.49

Round 554 (Alumni) Method: Roux Cube: Valk 3 Ao12: 18.35 21.19, 17.02, (32.01), (13.82), 15.95, 15.98, 16.22, 23.01, 17.48, 19.56, 18.85, 18.26 Finished learning full CMLL, guess now it's just a matter of getting my recognition up to speed (as shown by the 32.01 it's not quite there yet ;) )

So after putting it off multiple times, I've finally started learning proper CMLL :) Currently learning one set every one or two days so it shouldn't take me that long either. I have to say I enjoy this quite a bit more than 2look. Should've probably made the switch sooner (as everyone...

Definitely not ready for the race to sub 15 yet, so I'm going to stay around here for a while :) Round 553 Method: Roux with 2LCMLL Cube: Valk 3 Ao12: 17.97 18.68, 19.18, 19.00, 15.09, 15.63, 18.45, (13.28), 15.47, (22.39), 18.86, 21.03, 18.31