Winston
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No, a similar version is available here too: http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7421 
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[Unofficial] 5x5 - 2:11.80 direct solving :D
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Tomarse
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So, direct solving is the same concept as, Roux on a 3x3x3? or K4 on a 4x4x4?
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lol, both are direct methods but it does not have to be like that.
Doing 2x2x2 using 1 layer + CLL is direct but if you use Guimond it's two levels of reduction, orient and separate, the last step, permutation, is direct.
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Woah, this method of solving looks very nice 
I ordered a 5x5, it should arrive next week, I might learn this method instead of using reduction ( I dont mind slower time, this looks like more fun ) How many algs there is for this method?
Anyone has a link to a tutorial for this method? ( the one in the how to is for 4x4 :S )
I ordered a 5x5, it should arrive next week, I might learn this method instead of using reduction ( I dont mind slower time, this looks like more fun ) How many algs there is for this method?Anyone has a link to a tutorial for this method? ( the one in the how to is for 4x4 :S )
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reghrhre
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Woah! that is fast!??! that method looks really fast
Rikane
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I don't really understand the technicalities of this method, but it is very impressive to watch and your tps seems to be exceptional, at least, from what I can hear. I only average about 27secs. on the 3x3x3, so it might not mean much, but I'd like to see you improve at this method.
