Owen Morrison
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Yes, it is, thanks!Is that the WRM 2020? Great Solves and great cube!
Yes, it is, thanks!Is that the WRM 2020? Great Solves and great cube!
No pls.can we stop this pls
Yes this is intended to be self-promotion. I made this thread in order to advertise my videos after all.Nice videos, but I found a bit of self-promotion intent here.
Chungus among usI was trying out my RS3M2020 for a little bit. Such a great cube but it has frosted plastic
Now you all can see why I don't like frosted plastic.
the frostic plastic melts off tho after a couple of solves so thats a reliefI was trying out my RS3M2020 for a little bit. Such a great cube but it has frosted plastic
Now you all can see why I don't like frosted plastic.
well I have done probably 5000 solves on this and it is as slippery as ever.the frostic plastic melts off tho after a couple of solves so thats a relief
well I have done probably 5000 solves on this and it is as slippery as ever.
Thanks! I will check it out.do what SCR does and polish the puzzles
hmm thats weirdwell I have done probably 5000 solves on this and it is as slippery as ever.
nice solve!
No-flip is too hard for me to do consistently, but I do use it every once in a while when I have a really easy cross like on this solve.
Exactly, this is why the Clock pros all dismissed this method, although on paper it seems superior. If you can figure out about the lucky cases, you could maybe achieve a breakthrough in clock methods.I just realized that I was not doing the actual no-flip method. I was just planning out my cross solution and doing it on the back. I have now learned the no-flip method and am getting consistent successes. The problem is, I have no idea how to take advantage of lucky cases with this method and it doesn't seem like anyone else knows, either. So I guess I will have a bit of developing to do if I want to get fast with this method (I'm not sure if I will use it or not)
What is the difference?I just realized that I was not doing the actual no-flip method. I was just planning out my cross solution and doing it on the back. I have now learned the no-flip method and am getting consistent successes. The problem is, I have no idea how to take advantage of lucky cases with this method and it doesn't seem like anyone else knows, either. So I guess I will have a bit of developing to do if I want to get fast with this method (I'm not sure if I will use it or not)
I have a bunch of them figured out now, but for some lucky cases on the memo side I can't think of anything to do but memo in a different pattern and I don't feel like making and memorizing all of the different ones for such a small benefit.Exactly, this is why the Clock pros all dismissed this method, although on paper it seems superior. If you can figure out about the lucky cases, you could maybe achieve a breakthrough in clock methods.
In any case the method is very cool.