Recent content by Rubuscu

Welcome. You seem to be a very interesting person.

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Welcome. Hope you get better soon. I would recommend you to switch to Roux method.

Welcome. Just buy the YJ lineup of big cubes. I am sure you will start being good at big cubes at well.

Hi there. I was just wondering what makes the 3x3 Rubik's cube so strikingly popular. Indeed, many people around the globe (of course, non-cubers) know only that a 3x3 cube exists and nothing like big cubes, pyraminx or even a 2x2 exists. It can't be just the fact that the 3x3 is the original...

Recently, I got the 5x5 yj mgc Rubik's cube. Out of the box, it is quite slow and difficult to turn. Of course, that is given I have not tried my hands on a 5x5 for about 2 years. Or does it have something to do with the settings and accessories. I did get a box of accessories, but I am unsure...

Yeah, I know full PLL and almost half of the OLLs. Another thing, I said F2l takes under 8 seconds. The cross does take about 1.8 seconds and so, the last layer takes around 6.3 seconds.

Yes, I do know, along with good fingertricks. I don't know why I get so much lockups so often in PLL execution. The same cube which tolerates fast turns during f2l kind of breaks down during last layer.

Thanks. I use the Moyu RSM 2020.

Hi there. Though I have been improving recently, my average has reached a standstill around 16s. I found that it was the last layer that was holding me up. Though my cross and F2l are really fast, F2l under 8 seconds most of the time, my last layer sucks. I can't execute OLL and PLL algorithms...

The main point is that what GAN is doing is legally right but ethically wrong.

1. My favourite puzzle is 3x3, and this is because it uses the perfect and most balanced combination of luck and skill. Moreover, it is the perfect cube for doing thousands of solves, because unlike puzzles like 2x2 and pyramids, it is not too easy, nor is it too difficult like a 5x5 or 6x6. It...

Welcome. In my opinion, you don't need to aim for anything. Just enjoy the cube, and you will automatically get faster. Let it not be a conscious process. But, your ambition is anyway appreciated.

So, writing after a very long break. I have decided to return back to 2x2 for a while. You can say that I am a complete beginner at 2x2, who knows how to solve it by the beginner method and nothing else. So, what cube would you recommend? I like fast-turning cubes and won't mind if a cube is...