Eli Apperson
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I could, but I've heard it's pretty bad, and I don't like most gan cubes so...Well, I think you could also sticker it and call it your main. At least you get some free puzzles along with it.
I could, but I've heard it's pretty bad, and I don't like most gan cubes so...Well, I think you could also sticker it and call it your main. At least you get some free puzzles along with it.
Dang you are pretty far ahead of me XDI got a sub-3 average of 5 for 6x6 in the competition.
Hey, you can still catch up! Just work for the gold!Dang you are pretty far ahead of me XD
I use Hoya, so by the time my centers are done, my cross is done as well. Then I do the middle layer edges, which are very easy to spot, then I solve to 2 back slots, then finish up the top layer edges. Because of this, I don't really pause that much even with decent tps, because the target edges are in a select spot so I know where to look.Hey, you can still catch up! Just work for the gold!
Here’s a tip: when you finish your centers for big cubes and move onto your edges, slow down and look ahead, if you use reduction. When you do edges, look ahead gets hard and you want to slow down to make your edge pairing as smooth as possible. That way, your edges are faster when you turn a tad bit slower than when you try to spam TPS.
Personally, I find redux faster, but now that I think about it, Hoya and Yau do the same thing, except Yau makes centers harder and edges easier, and Hoya just makes cross edges bad.I use Hoya, so by the time my centers are done, my cross is done as well. Then I do the middle layer edges, which are very easy to spot, then I solve to 2 back slots, then finish up the top layer edges. Because of this, I don't really pause that much even with decent tps, because the target edges are in a select spot so I know where to look.