[Member Intro] Hello there!

[moh_33]

I am a beginner speedcuber!

i have learned 3 methods so far which is =
-Beginner method (obviously) time: 2 minutes 53 seconds
-CFOP method or friedrichs method time: 1 minute 46 seconds
-ROUX method time: 1 minute 1 seconds

=D

 

[PetrusQuber]

Welcome!

 

[moh_33]

thanks! =)

 

[Spacey10]

Do you like algorithmic solving it intuitive solving?
It seems your roux times are faster than the CFOP times, if you like a more algorithmic approach I would recommend CFOP, but if you are more intuitive, you can do roux.

 

[moh_33]

Well i like it more intuitive because i have a lot of stuff in my mind everyday and because of that i usually forget stuff 1 example is that i just got to middle school this month so i sometimes barely remember the J perm XD

 

[Cubeaddicts 101]

Welcome!! Since you're a beginner, you MUST do some reaserches and choose your speedcubing method carefully, choose what suits you better and what you think you'd have the most fun with

 

[cuber314159]

Welcome

 

[Sub1Hour]

Welcome, do you do anything aside from 3x3? I would recommend Square-1 and Megaminx as events to branch into since they are very fun and unique, especially the square-1.

 

[semiprime799]

Join the CFOP train. Wish you luck.

 

[Sub1Hour]

Join the CFOP train. Wish you luck.

Oh boy, its gonna be one of these kinds of threads. Well, I'll give a disclaimer that I use CFOP for 2H and Petrus for OH (IK its weird but I don't like OH and it makes it more fun) but I would recommend either CFOP or Roux, do some research to see which one is better for you. If you want to choose based off which events that you would like to do, then Roux is good for OH, and CFOP is good for 4-7

 

[Deleted member 51471]

Welcome! The first link in my signature can explain how to pick a method.

 

[semiprime799]

Oh boy, its gonna be one of these kinds of threads. Well, I'll give a disclaimer that I use CFOP for 2H and Petrus for OH (IK its weird but I don't like OH and it makes it more fun) but I would recommend either CFOP or Roux, do some research to see which one is better for you. If you want to choose based off which events that you would like to do, then Roux is good for OH, and CFOP is good for 4-7

Nah not really. I'm with you on choosing the method that's right for you (Though it wouldn't hurt to have more CFOP solvers around. ;P)

 

[Sub1Hour]

Nah not really.

I can tell you haven't been on the forums long enough to see innocent threads turn into dogfights over what method is better

 

[Spacey10]

For some reason, I feel like Petrus is the best for you...
@PetrusQuber
You seem pretty intuitive and Petrus only needs I think 10 algorithms for a beginner version.
It is also LOADS of fun, and you can also use it to speedsolve @PetrusQuber is aiming for sub 8 and he averages 13, so take this advice with a grain of salt.

Spoiler

i have no idea what that means

 

[EngiNerdBrian]

Welcome, i think its great you are exploring different methods right from the start. It will ultimately give you a better understanding of the cube which can only help your progress and times

 

[PetrusQuber]

For some reason, I feel like Petrus is the best for you...
@PetrusQuber
You seem pretty intuitive and Petrus only needs I think 10 algorithms for a beginner version.
It is also LOADS of fun, and you can also use it to speedsolve @PetrusQuber is aiming for sub 8 and he averages 13, so take this advice with a grain of salt.

Spoiler

i have no idea what that means

Petrus requires 3 algorithms for beginner, though preferably you know more, up to 28 for standard. And Petrus is quite intuitive.
Yeah it’s really fun to intuitively solve, it makes you feel like you actually understand how to solve the cube more, rather than just learning algorithms and using them. I am averaging 13 but on a bit of a plateau right now

 

[CyoobietheCuber]

Welcome!

 

[semiprime799]

I can tell you haven't been on the forums long enough to see innocent threads turn into dogfights over what method is better

I probably should have said that now that I think about it. Oh well. Don't understand why people take stuff like this too seriously.

 

[moh_33]

Welcome!! Since you're a beginner, you MUST do some reaserches and choose your speedcubing method carefully, choose what suits you better and what you think you'd have the most fun with

well i have already been cubing for 5-6 years now so i know what methods i like, rn for speedcubing i use the Roux method more often...


well since i dont really take picking my methods as serious as possible i just like speedcubing and thats it i guess...

 

[Cubeaddicts 101]

well i have already been cubing for 5-6 years now so i know what methods i like, rn for speedcubing i use the Roux method more often...


well since i dont really take picking my methods as serious as possible i just like speedcubing and thats it i guess...

Ok then, I judged from the member intro "I'm a beginner speedcuber" but it's nice having you here