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I would suggest getting a cube with glossy plastic (or uv coating) so that you can hold the cube with ease. That helped my OH tps. It also helped to make the cube as fast as possible.

R2 U R2 S R2 S' U' R2 (Ub-perm) R U R' U' M' U2 R' U' R2 U' r' U R' U R (ELL) I think these are my favourite algs. If I had to choose one of them, it would be the ELL. It's so fluent but still has intuitive fingertricks.

(R' U R' U' R D' R' D R' U D' R2 U' R2 D R2 )n (R2 U R2 S R2 S' U' R2)n (R2 F R F' R U2 r' U r U2)n (R' S M2 S' R' U' R3 U' R' U')n I think these flow very nicely too.

I think a lot of people will start with FTO with the new DianSheng "cube". Could anyone that knows much about FTO tell us about it? (What are the best methods? What's considered a good time?...)

1. I think that CFCE is better than CFOP, or they're at least equally good. 2. Cross is easier in Roux, two fewer pieces 3. F2L is easier, because of the M slice 4. CMLL is better than CLL because the M slice can be ignored 5. LSE has an average movecount of 11, ELL of 9 6. More than two moves...

I just realised; that's why I hate RU algs so much for 2H. Also, I do the RUS U-perms.

My Nb-perm is definitely not L' U' L U (x R2 F R F' R U2 r' U r U2 x' ) U' L' U L because I also have a hard time executing the normal alg. Edit: Left sexy move ; Ja-perm ; Left inverse sexy move

I don't do blind but I think it would be nice having a cube with glossy plastic (or UV coating for the less cheap😅) for the better grip, e.g. to not drop the cube. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it at least helps for OH.

Classical Duolingo sentence. (I Google translated it, I don't speak Japanese.) Nejlä ystävällistä tyttöä omistaa neljä pyöreää pupua.

Wait... what finger do you do the U* with?

Jeg har forsøkt å lære mej skotsk men røsterna vart før deprimerede. Jeg kan sage "tí agus tí". I hope you understand my "Norwegian". I'm learning Finnish because it's from a completely different language family.

I also brush my teeth with my don-nominant hand!

Here are some ideas: 1. 1:15.12 2. 75.12 s 3. 1 m 15 s 120 ms Not even autocorrect knows about centiseconds...

This is really cool! It's fun to see the patterns in your solves. The graph says the number of "centiseconds" instead of milliseconds, e.g. 76 ms instead of 760 ms.

It's nice to use the dominant hand for OH, though. When I'm doing R moves, I'm using my left wrist (Lw instead of R), so there's at least some leftie left in me.

I'm just wondering which hand you use for the M moves in MU algorithms. I'm left handed, but I'm doing right handed algs. I do my M moves with the right hand and the U moves with my left hand in MU algs. In the poll, I would be "Right handed, right hand M moves", even though I'm actually left...

Yeah, I forgot that. Thanks for telling me. I'll edit the post. It's actually a little humorous that I didn't think about that since I used it in the "What to do if you skip both steps" example solve.🤣

I did it! I found a 2LLL method that uses 67 algorithms. Actually, CFCE does most of the heavy lifting. Also, it's a stupid(ly creative) solution. The first step is CLL + flipping the RF edge, and the second step is ELL + flipping the RF edge. Step one has 43 algs, one more than the unmodified...

That's what I meant. If the FD and BD edges are put in, it does something. That something is always an ELL algorithm.