AndreasFrom
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That's the same as almost everybody.
I just keep reading about PLL recognition problems when neutral!? Must be my mind messing with me then...
That's the same as almost everybody.
I just keep reading about PLL recognition problems when neutral!? Must be my mind messing with me then...
lol
Full CN rouxer... My blocks are literally the fastest part of my solve =/
I can track EO and UL/UR...
How did you achieve such awesome skills? Practice?
I sometimes feel like it hinders me in blockbuilding but I seem to have a low movecount. I sometimes challenge myself by making the hardest blocks.
Would you say that full CN is worth it over fixed U/D faces?
However if there is a really easy block with another color that isn't on your fixed U/D then you would be missing out. (But this doesn't really happen much "Lucky you could call it"
lol
Full CN rouxer... My blocks are literally the fastest part of my solve =/
I can track EO and UL/UR I don't know what it is though that makes my LSE slow.
Great that you're experimenting! Eventually you'll notice 'ah, Petrus is really is my thing' or 'wow, I really have a knack for mooing'. That's when you choose your method. Have fun with all those methods!As I'm not really speedcubing with Roux yet, I go for whatever I see, both in 1. and 2. blocks. This leads to some really funny (slow(!)) nonmatching blocks once in while, but I'm just toying with the cube for now.
I normally start my R - Block in Petrus and Roux with an 2x2x1, but I don't even plan the full block in advance, instead I build a first easy pair and extend. that makes me believe planning a full 3x2x1 is not usefull for speedcubing - but maybe there is someone out their who is able to do.
Well, Currently I am in the hospital with an IV in my hand (I basically can't do <R, U, R', R2, r, r',r2>) So, Speedcubing isn't working very well (Even though I got some OK times yesterday).Please could you make a video? I'm just a tiny bit faster than you and my LSE is the fastest, and my CMLL is the slowest (relatively) lol.
My blockbuilding is stressy because I simply go for the easiest block (with white/yellow). I do it whatever way I see. Do you think I should start doing it the similar way each time?
Every solve I don't even know whether I'm doing non-matching blocks :/
If only I had your block-building skills, and you had my LSE skills. Then we'd both be supa fast hehe.
Great that you're experimenting! Eventually you'll notice 'ah, Petrus is really is my thing' or 'wow, I really have a knack for mooing'. That's when you choose your method. Have fun with all those methods!
Inferring that he is going to choose roux...
Just like people plan out a cross and track an F2L pair you can plan a 2x2 and track a CE pair. In easy cases I can almost plan the entire 2x2x3, or at least track all piece for it so I have no delay during the block. You shouldn't restrict your 2x2 to a specific location like R, but instead assemble it in a way that is finger friendly, and perhaps leaves an easy rotation, or no rotation for 2x2x3. My favorite is building the 2x2 somewhere on B, so I can expand on FL or FR. Sometimes I like to build on L or R and expand to B or F with a simple X rotation and some double layer turns for inserting edges. Knowing different angles helps you so much.
Yeah, heise is fun. I use it to speedsolve sometimes, so i can help you with that if you want.
Hospital. At first I did a bunch of 2H solving, but my IV started to hurt (In my hand) so now it is a bunch of OH
I should be getting discharged today. (the orders are in already)
kom... moo... tate... ursssss.......Thanks, I need to find out how to do the last 5 corners effeciently first, though :S
kom... moo... tate... ursssss.......