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There are three cases where finger qualities may give you a disadvantage:
1. Your fingers are so short that they can't flick the cube.
2. Your fingers are so fat that you can't separate them, causeing a drop in
dexterity.
3. You are missing some fingers.
Otherwise, finger size/length is trivial. Important qualities include look-ahead, dexterity, and reflexes: all qualities derived from diligence rather than genetics.
1. Your fingers are so short that they can't flick the cube.
2. Your fingers are so fat that you can't separate them, causeing a drop in
dexterity.
3. You are missing some fingers.
Otherwise, finger size/length is trivial. Important qualities include look-ahead, dexterity, and reflexes: all qualities derived from diligence rather than genetics.