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Man this looks so much like a vid from the badmephisto era :D The cube, thee sound, the video

Cool video! Very well made and interesting stuff.

Kinda hard to tell but I think it is a fisher cube.

PB: 8.45 Primary method: ZZ Secondary method(s): none, I know cfop but cfop is crap. Number of algs you know: approx. 250 Your main cube: GTS 3m When you started cubing: 2011 What's more useful, color neutrality or method neutrality?: color Right now, on a scale of 1-10, how serious are you...

Do you learn the algs randomly? For ZBLL you could most of the time learn the mirror, inverse and inverse mirror of an alg. that would be 4 algs at once. Would be faster and also possibly easier to wrap your head around.

On that note, it might be worth it to start with zzll. With zzll and phasing you can always do 1lll. might make solving more fun than only knowing random zblls.

Hows that? Any way i can help there?

Lol. First time on the forum in ages and directly found my anki thread quoted :p @LukasCubes I'd highly recommend the anki approach, at least youll get the best zblls algs there. i spent literally years to gather the best algs.

Another great example of stupid clickbate. What about letting us know in the title, what this video is actually about, then i might be interested in watching,

algdb.net

PLL time attack

Hi I would suggest you start with the sune zblls as those are the hardest to recognise but kinda nice algs. That way you have the hardest part done. The other sets are cake compared to that. And you might consider learning all zzlls first as that would let you use those in solves if you do...

Philip, Sean, Sebastian.

It actually has magnets!

Redkb did a video on the cube recently! Looks really nice!

you are so random :p i love that! And that beatle is really big indeed

well im using the superior method zz so its quite common :p

I think before we talk about such unlikely scrambles, we should talk about a timer that is actually good. The stackmat timers have proven to be unaccurate timer fails happen way too often. Pinging @Petro Leum to rant about this <3

all the scrambles are from the site from roman. Good thing with anki is that you dont have to manually choose the algs which are hard for you. That is especially useful if you know the algs for a long time already. anki then just shows you the algs that are kinda hard, or which you might forget...

I meant this site: https://www.speedsolving.com/pages/resources/ i thought it would be fitting in the algorithms section, as the thread would probably vanish soon otherwise and nobody would think of searching for it.