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[Galactic Duck]

you should try Nautilus

Nautilus

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Interesting. I have not seen this method before.

 

[CubeRed]

Interesting. I have not seen this method before.

Yeah it's one of the new developed/developing method that is gaining popularity in the forum. It's more advanced and requires a bit more algs and commutators (Nautilus users, correct me if I'm wrong) but is a lot more efficient. I recommend you to try it since your sub 15 and fairly experienced.

 

[voidrx]

you should try ZZ

ZZ Method

ZZ is a 3x3 Rubik's Cube speedsolving method with edge orientation in its first step.

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Yeah it's one of the new developed/developing method that is gaining popularity in the forum. It's more advanced and requires a bit more algs and commutators (Nautilus users, correct me if I'm wrong) but is a lot more efficient. I recommend you to try it since your sub 15 and fairly experienced.

It is more efficient, it averages around 45 moves buy can be brought down to low 40s with some transformation, it's not new at all really, it was invented in 2006 by Athefre. One of the main variants, L5E is actually quite similar to Roux, It doesn't really use commutators, the advanced variants just as a lot of algorithms.

 

[Megaminx lover]

You should try Roux

 

[HD Truong Giang]

Yo, welcome

 

[HD Truong Giang]

Hi. I started cubing in Spring of 2020. My main event is 3x3 in which I average sub 14 with a PB of 9.17. I practice some 2x2 and square-1, with averages of sub 5 and sub 50 and PBs of 1.23 and 35. I would like to practice some more big cubes soon and I am currently learning blind solving.

I started in June, 2021, I'm sub 17 avg, PB is 8,30. Have 3 3x3s, 1 skewb, going to buy the X-Man Flare 2x2.