new stackmat PBs for Ao5 (first sub-9) and Ao12:

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first 5 solves make a 8.88 Ao5
 
First time doing colour neutral! got an 11.13 solve! : R B2 D2 L2 D' L2 U L2 U2 R B L2 U2 B' D' R B U2
Recontruction :

y // Inspection
R' M' U2 M U' L2 // XCross
y' U' R U' R' U F' U F // Second pair
y' U F U F2 U' F // Third Pair
U F U2 F' U2 F U' F' // Fourth Pair
R' F R U R' U'F' U R // OLL
U' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' U // PLL
 
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What method?
An intuitive 4x4 method I developed which avoids odd edge parity, fixing it with a single quarter turn. Basically I don’t know any algorithms (besides Sune and Niklas) and I don’t want to learn any, so I made a method that doesn’t require any algorithms. It works for any NxN cube, though it gets less efficient as they get bigger. It’s similar to sandwich/Lewis. Here is a full explanation: https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/intuitive-4x4-method-with-parity-avoidance.73049/

I like to see how far I can get without memorized algorithms, since I will probably take long breaks from cubing and forget any algs I learn. This is why blindsolving is attractive - I can do it all with intuitive commutators.

I used to do CMLL with commutators as well, which was 1 look about 40% of the time, and let me do Roux without any memorized algs. But now I use a 2-look CMLL method using 2 commutators and 2 algs (Sune and Niklas which are technically commutators also).
 
first sub-10 with Petrus!
It was my first solve of the day too lol.

Generated By csTimer on 2020-04-09
single: 9.56

Time List:
1. 9.56 U B2 U2 D' F' D' R U2 R2 U' F2 U' F2 U F2 D B2 U2 L' @2020-04-09 11:58:51

z2 R D2 R2 F R' U L F2 L' // 223 - 2.09s
U' R2 F R F' // EO - 2.01s
U2 R2 U' R' U R U' R' U R // F2L - 1.71s
Rw U R' U' Rw' F R F' // OLL
U2 M2 U M U2 M' U M2 // PLL - 3.74s (LL)

40 Moves

223 was one-looked.
My U-Perm exec was pretty bad and slow because I had a weird grip after OLL
 
Generated By csTimer on 2020-04-11
avg of 100: 12.864

Time List:
14.310, 10.347, 15.428, 14.702, 13.275, 13.190, 12.900, 17.558, 17.731, 11.913, 12.443, 12.697, 12.121, 11.829, 13.793, 10.623, 11.709, 13.689, 14.485, 10.912, 12.999, 11.186, 12.364, 9.680, 14.393, 12.205, 13.106, 12.742, 14.857[orange], 14.827, 15.658, 13.071, 17.455, 12.097, 10.859, 13.552, 11.927, 12.843, 11.510, 13.674, 11.671, 12.303, 10.815, 12.592, 13.061, 11.508, 11.863, 12.498, 14.274, 13.078, 14.545, 14.292, 11.317, 11.550, 11.839, 11.125, 16.894, 14.014, 14.178, 12.222, 10.546, 11.124, 12.288, 11.181, 12.556, 10.766, 9.866, 17.399, 9.960, 17.403, 13.140, 12.984[red], 11.251, 12.432, 12.390, 23.980, 11.465, 11.687, 14.048, 15.125, 16.747, 14.382, 12.412, 9.626, 13.167[red], 12.555, 12.394, 11.125, 12.043, 12.987, 14.538, 13.409, 12.521, 9.131, 11.622, 16.526, 13.277, 9.728, 15.000, 12.806

First counting sub-10 in an ao100 for me.

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Also, finally a sub-2:30 rolling ao100 for 666:

Generated By csTimer on 2020-04-12 (solving from 2020-01-11 18:14:47 to 2020-04-12 01:16:50)
avg of 100: 2:29.178
 
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I don't believe what I'm going to say -> "I'm really enjoying Square-1 hahaha"

I bought it 8 months ago, solved it with a tutorial, and I hated it.
Yesterday I decided to give it another try,... I found a tutorial on youtube very well explained.
I was able to solve it in 4 minutes without needing help, looking at algorithms, tutorial.... (First solve)

Today I already did 10 solves (just in my memory, without help), and I just got my PB: 1min39s !!


I know, this time is very bad, but as I hated this event (thought it's IMPOSSIBLE), I was very happy, now I'm determined to practice more this event. =)


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