Alex B71
Regular
Hello, guys.
It's been a little while since i was using this site, i wish i remembered my login details, and have recently decided to get back into solving. The last time i was using the forums was when the Dayan Zhanchi was pretty much the rage (Not sure how long ago that was).
I just seek answers to a few questions and where better to find them than here.
My first question is, what is/are the leading 3x3x3? As i said i was a Zhanchi kind of guy but I've done a little research and can see theirs a lot more out there now. (I used to average sub-12 with a pb of 8.38 with CFOP and ZZ and prefer a smooth, "gliding" feel)
Secondly, I'm mainly returning because i want to maintain the ability to Blind solve, has their been any advancements in techniques over BH/3Style? Is M2/OP still a viable method? and is DarkMaskow still the predominant force within BLD?
And finally... What is the go to timer these days?
Thanks for any reply you may have and i look forward to further progressing alongside you all once again.
Alex.
It's been a little while since i was using this site, i wish i remembered my login details, and have recently decided to get back into solving. The last time i was using the forums was when the Dayan Zhanchi was pretty much the rage (Not sure how long ago that was).
I just seek answers to a few questions and where better to find them than here.
My first question is, what is/are the leading 3x3x3? As i said i was a Zhanchi kind of guy but I've done a little research and can see theirs a lot more out there now. (I used to average sub-12 with a pb of 8.38 with CFOP and ZZ and prefer a smooth, "gliding" feel)
Secondly, I'm mainly returning because i want to maintain the ability to Blind solve, has their been any advancements in techniques over BH/3Style? Is M2/OP still a viable method? and is DarkMaskow still the predominant force within BLD?
And finally... What is the go to timer these days?
Thanks for any reply you may have and i look forward to further progressing alongside you all once again.
Alex.