Recent content by Mvcuber12

Finally got around to edit and upload this video. Full hour will be upoaded soon as well. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLzd10YR2tw

R B L U' L' B' R' / l U r U' r' U' l'. It's the inverse of a VLS case Rowe, I was hoping you knew this one ;)

I used to always solve it this way, since it's fast to perform and it gives you a good look-ahead. Now I know some other algorithms to orient some edges as well.

ILuvYu Brest! ;)

Two new subsets ( VLS(UL) & VLS(UB) ) have been uploaded and can be found here! Enjoy.

It's "Bam!", not "Bom!" ;). Nice video btw.

Really nice video man! And a really nice competition, had a great time in Moscow with all the Russian people. Thank you all for that!

Continuing with this cubing nemesis stuff, is there a person who does have a cubing nemesis, but is a cubing nemesis of someone else as well?

I don't exactly know how many I know, but quite a lot, I think approximately 150 of the VLS set. I didn't learn them in any specific order but just when I thought an algorithm was useful to know or when I found on accident while I was playing with the cube. The maximum number of moves you can...

9gag all the way! http://9gag.com/gag/arpgj8p

As I told in the beginning of the video I'm a blue/green cross solver, therefore I'm not used to solving white/yellow pairs and therefore I sadly didn't see it. If it would be on blue or green I pretty likely would have seen in. Also, I didn't have the best view because of the camera, so that...

I solved the last pair with r U' R' U R U r'. The last move of my third pair was a R, but I did the first move of my fourth pair before the last move of my third pair.

R U R' U' R ' F R U R U' R' F' I really wanna punch you in your face now bro ^^

Yes it's true that I'm colorblind, but actually red and green aren't my problems. I'm having more trouble with orange and yellow. Haha, this solve didn't feel fast, and I totally didn't expect a 26. Therefore I was pretty surprised when I saw the timer.