The Thread in which my progression of awesomeness is hereby told

why is everyone giving “wow” reactions on this😭

EO isn’t some special technique that is used by special solvers lol, it’s literally just edge orientation, which will help you manage rotations since you can tell which edges need a rotation to be solved with RUL moves or not.
Although it’s a bit early for @Cube Kid to be learning it, it’s fine i guess (some people be learning c+1 at 30 sec average💀)
Yeah, it's not that special. The reason I'm learning it now is so that I can implement it as early as possible, and a lot of tutorials say that you should learn EO as soon as you are about sub-25, and they say it's not an advanced technique... soooo.... yeah. That's why I'm learning it now.

Also, I am trying to start learning Cross +1. 🤣
 
Yeah, it's not that special. The reason I'm learning it now is so that I can implement it as early as possible, and a lot of tutorials say that you should learn EO as soon as you are about sub-25, and they say it's not an advanced technique... soooo.... yeah. That's why I'm learning it now.

Also, I am trying to start learning Cross +1. 🤣
it’s too early to learn cross+1
make your pair solutions better first
 
How can anything be too early? (except stuff like ZBLL, etc)
You will develop bad habits by learning c+1 at this level.
If your foundation is bad then you will have a hard time improving later
He probably means prioritizing what you should learn before learning other things, basically the stuff you would mostly be needing at your time averages.
thank you
 
So what should I learn? (I'm already working on full OLL)
make sure you know all the “advanced” F2L cases very well that you don’t have to think about it
make sure you can plan cross in 8 moves or less
make sure your recognition and fingertricks are optimal
and more that i will talk about tomorrow (it’s 11:00 PM for me rn and im tired)
 
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