dudefaceguy
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Hi!
I'm a slowcuber who likes to solve intuitively without using memorized algorithms. I started about a month ago, and I'm now totally obsessed. My personal best with the 3x3, using a ZZ/Heise combination method, is 2 minutes, 35 seconds, and that's good enough for me. I like to concentrate on solving efficiently rather than quickly. I also like to solve 3x3s one-handed because I do most of my solving on the subway during my commute, and I need one hand to hold on to the subway pole. So, I guess my main event is one-handed linear FMC.
My obsession has now switched to the 4x4, and I'm working on an intuitive method tutorial, since I haven't found any good 4x4 tutorials for intuitive solvers. It's a really fun method based on Sandwich, with a move count of 120-135.
I also like shape mods. Hi!
I'm a slowcuber who likes to solve intuitively without using memorized algorithms. I started about a month ago, and I'm now totally obsessed. My personal best with the 3x3, using a ZZ/Heise combination method, is 2 minutes, 35 seconds, and that's good enough for me. I like to concentrate on solving efficiently rather than quickly. I also like to solve 3x3s one-handed because I do most of my solving on the subway during my commute, and I need one hand to hold on to the subway pole. So, I guess my main event is one-handed linear FMC.
My obsession has now switched to the 4x4, and I'm working on an intuitive method tutorial, since I haven't found any good 4x4 tutorials for intuitive solvers. It's a really fun method based on Sandwich, with a move count of 120-135.
I also like shape mods. Hi!