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I find pi the worst so far to be honest. how fast can you learn 72 algs?

That's a good question. I blew through T super fast. I could typically do half a set or more in a day.
Maybe I'll have to time the next set.the nice thing about Pi is ( I think) it can be recognized from 2 sides for all of them.
I just recently learned 3 algs for checker Pi and all of them are easy 2 sided recog
 
That's a good question. I blew through T super fast. I could typically do half a set or more in a day.
Maybe I'll have to time the next set.the nice thing about Pi is ( I think) it can be recognized from 2 sides for all of them.
I just recently learned 3 algs for checker Pi and all of them are easy 2 sided recog

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thats like 36+ algs.....do you memorise by muscle memory? or how then???????????
 
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thats like 36+ algs.....do you memorise by muscle memory? or how then???????????

Oh my bad, I meant half a set of a set. So 6 out of 12 in one set haha. I should have been more clear.

Honestly, algs are very easy for me to remember. Typically after doing it 2-3 times I know the alg. Lots of algs are trigger combos, OLL combos, or just moving an F2L pair. What gets hard is remembering which alg went to which case. Which is normally fine if I don't do more than 6 in a day.
 
Oh my bad, I meant half a set of a set. So 6 out of 12 in one set haha. I should have been more clear.

Honestly, algs are very easy for me to remember. Typically after doing it 2-3 times I know the alg. Lots of algs are trigger combos, OLL combos, or just moving an F2L pair. What gets hard is remembering which alg went to which case. Which is normally fine if I don't do more than 6 in a day.

yes thats my issue as well.
 
fast solve, cool solution. Saw first two pairs in inspection.
5.67 L2 F2 L2 D2 B2 U' F2 U' L2 B2 F2 L' F R U' F' R F' L' R2 D'
y2
R D' U' R F2 /Xcross
U L U' L' U L U' L' /Second pair
R' U2 R U R' U' R /Third pair
d R' U2 R U' R' U R /Fourth pair
R U R' U R U' R' U' R' F R F' /OLL
U M2 U' M U2 M' U' M2 U /PLL

49/5.67=8.64 TPS
 
I got a 6x6 & 7x7 today, and now have all competition puzzles! I completed both using stuff i know from 5x5 but I should probably look online for a better strategy in solving it because last two centres seems weird. I got my 6x6 time down to 4:4x.xx in a few solves.
 
I got a 6x6 & 7x7 today, and now have all competition puzzles! I completed both using stuff i know from 5x5 but I should probably look online for a better strategy in solving it because last two centres seems weird. I got my 6x6 time down to 4:4x.xx in a few solves.

3fast5me, I've had my SS for 3 years and my Aoshi for 1 day, I have 4:51 with the SS and 4:23 with my Aoshi
 
Is ZBLL the new thing now? I'm tempted to finish up the U set, I know all the 2GLLs (only for OH though, and the algs I'm using suck for 2H)

I've always wanted to learn ZBLL but always lost motivation randomly. And for some reason, the motivation is sticking longer now. I kind of do it when I'm trying to relax.

I already know one full set of U and probably at least half of another one, so I imagine I'll be done with U very quickly.
 
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