Giveway - Win a $50 Cubicle Gift Card

August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.
1. I think that 5x5 is my favorite puzzle since 2x2 and 3x3 in my opinion are too luck-based, 4x4 and 6x6 both have parity, so I think that 5x5 wins. Oh and “5x5 aLsO hAs PaRiTy?”if you learn 5x5 L2E then it doesn’t really count.
2. My favorite cubing experience(s) I guess, would just be breaking PBs, that exhilarating feeling is great.
3. I think that this community is already as great as it can be.
 
1. My favorite puzzle would have to be the 3x3. It is the perfect size, shape, and time to be entertaining whilst also being a great mental exercise.
2. When someone comes up to you holding a cube and asks if you can solve that thing, and you speedsolve it, and see the look of amazement in their face, that is the best moment as a cuber.
3. Although I don’t have a lot of experience with this community, I would say that maybe you should change the format. As a coder, I know that it would be very hard to get it just right, but I believe you could do it. My reasoning is that it is just plain overwhelming. When I first created an account, I didn’t know how to do anything or how to access anything and so I didn’t really do anything with it. I think that you could get a lot more users if you gave it a cleaner, more organized look.
 
August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.

Winner will be chosen by the moderators based on your answers.

You have until September 10th, 2022 at midnight GMT -4 (eastern time).

Ready. Set. GO!
1: My favorite puzzle is 3x3. This is my favorite puzzle because its not too complicated, but also not too simple.
2: My favorite cubing experience in the first time I hit sub-45 ao5. Its a small milestone, but an important one.
3: one way I eould improve speedsolving.com is by having one giant list of algorithms. This way if I forget an alg, I know where can find it.
 
My favorite cube is skewb, it is what I practice and what I love, My favorite cubing experience is getting into the skewb finals at my last competition. My recommendation for the forum is to give a better tutorial for beginners on the site, I only joined a while ago but it was quite a process to get in and post.
 
1. my favourite puzzle is the mirror cube because it can make all different weird shapes and also it‘s a bit hard at the start but once you know how to solve it, it get easier.
2. My favourite cubing experience is when I cube with family and friends because it’s more fun cubing with friends then just by yourself. Also when we race each other to see who a can solve the fastest
3. One suggestion I have is that maybe you could make page with how to solve a cube the beginner way and also the CFOP method and some other Algorithms too.
Thank you for letting me join in on the giveaway.
 
1. My favorite puzzle is square-1 because it is a really interesting puzzle, and it's not a basic puzzle like a NxN

2. My favorite cubing experience is when I went to my first comp and did really well in square-1 finals

3. One thing that could be improved on speedsolvoing.com could be adding more than 1 round for each event in the comps
 
August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.

Winner will be chosen by the moderators based on your answers.

You have until September 10th, 2022 at midnight GMT -4 (eastern time).

Ready. Set. GO!
My favourite event is megaminx, I think the blend of different colours and the slight extension of 3x3 makes it really enjoyable to solve. My favourite puzzle though might be the gan air SM, it was the first proper top line speedcube I got and I broke loads of PBs with it.

My favourite experience was probably the first competition I went to with school friends in mid 2019, being able to share something with people that I saw on a regular basis was great fun and embodies the spirit of growing the speedcubing community.

I definitely haven't been on these forums a lot, apart from the weekly competitions, so all I have to say is that the website looks really clean. If I had to give one criticism it would be the home page, I feel like having a list of the most recently edited forums looks a bit cramped and messy, maybe it's just so that everyone's posts get exposure but for someone new, seeing a few of the most popular threads would be more relevant.
 
1. 3x3, cuz each solve is never boring and is new, so that you can learn from it and improve, since I still got a lot to improve on it.
2. Getting my pb in 3x3, cuz being barely sub-20, getting a full step 12 sec solve is still mind blowing to me even today.
3. Revamp/Organize the resources page, cuz there is a lot of generalized categories there, and in my opinion they shld be segregated more, like more no. of headings and sub headings, and definitely more no. of resources like for different methods to solve a particular puzzle.
 
August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.

Winner will be chosen by the moderators based on your answers.

You have until September 10th, 2022 at midnight GMT -4 (eastern time).

Ready. Set. GO!
1. My favorite puzzle is Ghost Cube, because it's a more challenging puzzle even though it's simply a shape mod of 3x3x3 cube.
2. It's so hard to choose one favorite cubing experience, because I had a great year filled with amazing cubing experiences. However, the most memorable one is my first WCA comp; the first ever WCA comp in my country, and it was organized by me.
3. I suggest to add a feature that can import our solve data from CS timer or other similar timers to our profile and graphically show the time trend and other analysis of our progress. (I'm still new to this forum, so I think I haven't explored all the existing features here)
 
1. My fav cube is the 3x3 because I learned it first and it is easy to pick up and just fidget with.
2. My fav cube moment is when I got my first and only sub 10, i got up and ran around the house screaming
3. speedsolving.com could improve by hosting more local competitions based on region and skill level.
 
I would say my favorite puzzle is 7 by 7 though i am not that good at it but its really good for learning commutators and understanding how piece swapping works on cubes. and there are many things which you can learn from big cubes like 7 by 7 is trying not to rotate as big cubes are heavy therefore they are not easy to rotate and the best of all the more you grind the better you get like on 3 by 3 you can improve by learning algs and tricks but on big cubes you have to turn faster and have a lot of focus especially for the edges.


My favorite cubing experience so far was breaking my PB by 0.01 sec which i got 13.44 on that solve with 5.3 TPS and my previous PB was 13.45.

One thing i would like you guys to change is the UI of this website its kindda old looking.
 
August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.

Winner will be chosen by the moderators based on your answers.

You have until September 10th, 2022 at midnight GMT -4 (eastern time).

Ready. Set. GO!
My personal favourite puzzle is the 4x4 because of the fact that is it close to the 3x3 but not at the same time
My favourtie cubing experience has been my chch speedcubers comp in august last year
One thing you could improve on is to make online comps so that people that cant get to a comp near them will still be able to know what it is like to compete
 
1. My favourite puzzle is 3x3, not because it's the original one, but I prefer it for the variety of ways you can solve it (sure, there are a lot because it is the most popular one, but they're still a lot more than any other). It's always nice to hear about new or weird methods and using them. I don't usually talk about the methods I try because I don't feel an expert on that. Other than different methods, there are different ways to solve it: two-handed, one-handed, or even blindfolded and with feet (ok, the last one isn't as good as the other ones, I have to admit it). I really enjoy solving it one-handed as it gives you more opportunity to use smart tricks to influence the next steps thank to the easier look-ahead, and 3BLD is just so cool. I personally don't practice FMC but that's an alternative. I know that you can solve OH, BLD and WF (with feet) many other puzzles, but one-handed solving is so much smoother and easier on 3x3 and 3BLD is challenging but not as much as bigger cubes.
2. My favourite cubing experience has to be my study trip to Malibu. Last month I went to stay at Pepperdine University for 2 weeks with 30 other students from my school (who I had never even seen before tho). We went to a famous city or tourist attraction every second day (eg: LA, San Diego, Las Vegas and many others) so had to travel a lot, which gave us a lot of time on the bus. While casually talking to each other, someone started talking about the Rubik's cube and we discovered that basically half of us were cubers. Some were sub-20, others had just started out and some just knew how to solve it. Hanging out with them was fun and we kept cubing together even at the airport (I remember that scene: walking past our gate you could see a bunch of guys constantly solving Rubik's cubes and weird shaped puzzles, like megaminx; it was so funny to watch). One of them had 10+ cubes with him 🤣. We helped and learnt a lot about each other, we even started to teach the others how to solve the cube and they practiced it during the 10 hour flight to Paris. Now you understand why it has to be my overall best cubing experience.
3. The first thing that comes to mind is profile posts: I would increase the character limit because it's really annoying when it says you can't post what you wrote. It's also annoying the fact that you can't edit profile posts: that's most annoying when I make typo mistakes and I can't correct them.
Also, I would encourage the mods to do deal with trollers a little bit better, as some bans didn't make much sense and some people who deserved it never got banned (or it took longer than it should have taken) please don't ban me. The last advice is a bit rough, I know it, but it's hard to give specific guidelines and thus I understand why the problem persists.
The one about profile posts is easier to fix so go for it if you can (I had to pick one)

I hope I didn't copy anyone. I would have liked to have more time to write but I have to go to bed.
 
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August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.

Winner will be chosen by the moderators based on your answers.

You have until September 10th, 2022 at midnight GMT -4 (eastern time).

Ready. Set. GO!
1. My favorite puzzle is the 1x1. This is because anyone can solve this cube fast. The 1x1 is also cheap, so no need to pull out the credit card for this puzzle. Since the 1x1 is solved so easily, ao100's are easy to obtain. Although the cstimer scrambles for this can be a bit hard to understand for some people, at the end, you will solve it with ease.

2. So far, the best experience for me was my 3x3 PB. The 3x3 PB was set yesterday on a lucky scramble. I ultimately ended up with a 6.08, and it was great, considering I beat the previous personal best(7.12) by more than a whole second. It took more than 5 seconds before I realized that 6.08 time.

3. The Speedsolving community could have an area where they give out free critiques. This will improve everybody's knowledge on cubing and will encourage the person being critiqued.
 
1. My favourite puzzle is the 2x2 because I am good at it. Not too good of an explanation.
2. My favourite cubing experience was organising my first comp. It feels surreal!
3. Maybe we could add an age restriction system? There are quite a few children on here who are causing some things.
 
My favorite puzzle is probably a classic 3x3. I just really enjoy solving it (especially the speedsolving part) and it's just the classic puzzle

my best cubing is one of these 2: 1. When I found out one of my friends who I hadn't seen in a while was a cuber. 2. When I taught another one of my friends how to solve the cube in just a day (he was so easy to teach)

Something that could be improved on the forums is events. We have competitions on here, but it would be cool if the admins organized more events, like this one :). That's the only thing I can think of, the forums are really great.
 
My favorite puzzle is the Skewb because it is rather unexplored compared to 3x3. I was also able to improve at it way faster compared to the 3x3 which helped my motivation.
My favorite moment in cubing was when I went to my first competition(DeNxNver) and got what had been an excellent average for me at the time in 3x3. Then, I got my cube bag signed by Marty and got a few tips from him.
I think that I would appreciate if there were a few more non-WCA events added to the weekly competition.(8x8, 9x9, Mastermorphix)
 
August is nearly over and I hope you're getting a lot of cubing practice in. I want to give away a $50 Cubicle gift card to a speedsolving.com member.

In order to win, you need to reply to this thread with the following:
1. Your favorite puzzle and why.
2. What is your favorite cubing experience so far (could be a competition, cubing with friends, a great solve at home, etc.)
3. Suggest 1 thing that could improve the Speedsolving.com community to make it better, or more useful. We're constantly working to improve the community here.

Winner will be chosen by the moderators based on your answers.

You have until September 10th, 2022 at midnight GMT -4 (eastern time).

Ready. Set. GO!
Imma speedrun this, but who cares?

1. 3x3, bc it's literally the classic, and also the most competitive event, and I like pressure
2. my 6.95 pyra average at SacCubing XII which got me into finals somehow,
3. DEFINITELY a more modern style of the website, this needs an update.
 
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