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I recently got the WRM 2020 stickered cuz I like the look and feel of stickered cubes better and I went back to the Valk Elite as my main. I don't wanna get another Valk Elite just to have it stickered. Would I get a similar feeling cube to the Valk Elite with a Valk M?

Roux solvers want a cube that has easy M slices ik the Valk Elite has weird M slices idk about other Qiyi cubes

I'm not sub 15 and I know OLL. OLL isn't too important to know because you can still know individual cases but do 2 look like you know what is gonna come next after you orient the edges. I don't recommend that at all but it is possible.

yes

I'm not gonna do that cuz I already saw what happens if you try it

I have mine set up with green springs red magnets so the weak ones on the RS3M2020 won;t work for me at least at first.

I kinda want a new cube. Something that is solid and sturdy like my current main The Valk Elite but has better corner cutting.

Don't learn OLL yet. It's perfectly possible to be sub 15 with 2 look OLL. Your priority is always F2L and learning full PLL when you're ready. PLL is only 21 algs and they're easy to remember with the right fingertricks. Just make sure you learn good algs from the start. I recommend jperm.net...

Welcome to the forums. If you're talking about full OLL then you definitely don't need that yet. Work on your turning and F2L first and learn full PLL when you think you're ready.

When you have the first layer solved, you put the second layer edge so it lines up vertically with the center piece of the same colour, then do the algorithm to insert it.

I like R and U moves cuz I tend to mess up more with M moves

6 actually

Learn any alg set when you feel like it. The guidelines of when you should learn certain algs apply to most people but not everyone. If you want to learn PLL go ahead but your focus should be F2L cuz it's possible to be sub 30 with 4 look last layer.

There isn't really a good metric of cubing improvement. I took 3 months to get sub 20 and now it's been almost a month and I'm still at 16. As long as you feel you aren't stagnating you're doing great.

what the hell are those algorithms lmao

N perms are awful and I am really starting to hate the RUF algs which ones do you use?

When you get to PLL don't do any U moves until you can tell what case it is or at least rule out cases that it isn't. Most PLLs are easy to recognize from 2 sides and there is only a 25% chance that you get the case from an angle such that you can't see either side you execute from (or the U2...

U' F2 R2 F2 U B2 D' L2 D' F2 R' D' R F2 D2 B' U' B' F2 D2 for 3x3. Already made X cross and a PLL skip. I got my first sub 10 which is a sub 8 +2.

Yes it is unique permutations. For 2x2 and 4x4 you have the problem of no fixed centers so you can have non unique permutations. To get to the number of unique permutations you divide by 24 because there are 24 orientations the cube can be held.

Definitely learn CFOP. When you get used to it you'll be easily sub 20 if you're low 20s rn