2x2 Advanced Methods

[Ryan the Lion]

Hello, everyone. I am currently learning Guimond and OFOTA for 2x2 and was wondering if anyone would have a link to the method called SS.

I'd greatly appreciate it if someone has one and I will gladly answer any questions you have about the 2x2.

Thanks, Ryan the Lion.

 

[Lucas Garron]

Pssst... I have a top-secret link to a pdf.
(I can't tell you how to read it, else Guimond would send his spy's after us.)

 

[Mike Hughey]

Pssst... I have a top-secret link to a pdf.
(I can't tell you how to read it, else Guimond would send his spy's after us.)

I hear the secret to reading it is found in the AlienStranger videos.

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

SS? What's that?

 

[brunson]

The first rule of SS: Never talk about SS...

 

[Mike Hughey]

SS? What's that?

I'm thinking I need to learn SS. I bet I can cut my average down to 9 seconds or so.

(Tim is in pain now.)

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

SS? What's that?

I'm thinking I need to learn SS. I bet I can cut my average down to 9 seconds or so.

(Tim is in pain now.)

9sec OH? Seems pretty reasonable with practice.

 

[Ryan the Lion]

hey Lucas....yea, sorry i'm having trouble reading this....i get some of it though

 

[Ryan the Lion]

Could you help me out Lucas?

 

[KevinK]

I've never heard of SS before... This is interesting. I normally use the ortega method, but I will probably learn these.

 

[ConnorCuber]

Depending on your average, try ortega, after some time, you can average mid-4's. (Practice required)

 

[watermelon]

SS? What's that?

I was thinking the same thing.

 

[KevinK]

SS? What's that?

I was wondering the same thing.

First, connect three pieces like in Guimond, but the third piece can be in the top layer. Next, use an alg from the PDF to place the corner on its side and orient everything. Next, use a permutation alg from the Ortega method. I only figured this out a few minutes ago, so don't ask me what SS stands for.

 

[fanwuq]

SS? What's that?

I was wondering the same thing.

First, connect three pieces like in Guimond, but the third piece can be in the top layer. Next, use an alg from the PDF to place the corner on its side and orient everything. Next, use a permutation alg from the Ortega method. I only figured this out a few minutes ago, so don't ask me what SS stands for.

Who is SS?

 

[not_kevin]

SS? What's that?

I was wondering the same thing.

First, connect three pieces like in Guimond, but the third piece can be in the top layer. Next, use an alg from the PDF to place the corner on its side and orient everything. Next, use a permutation alg from the Ortega method. I only figured this out a few minutes ago, so don't ask me what SS stands for.

Who is SS?

Who? Aw, crap, I thought SS was a way to reduce a 4x4x4 to a 2x2x2 crazyfast...

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

SS? What's that?

I was wondering the same thing.

First, connect three pieces like in Guimond, but the third piece can be in the top layer. Next, use an alg from the PDF to place the corner on its side and orient everything. Next, use a permutation alg from the Ortega method. I only figured this out a few minutes ago, so don't ask me what SS stands for.

Who is SS?

Maybe it should read as 'who are SS?'

First, connect three pieces like in Guimond, but the third piece can be in the top layer.

wut