ruffleduck
Veteran
Trust me, I have delved deep into the complexities of cubing. I have analyzed and created many methods, techniques, algsets, concepts, etc. I have created a universal eocross solver, a revolutionary program for zz solvers including my former self; and created zsolve, a fully generalized batch solver for any conceivable permutation group puzzle: my ultimate work that is proof of concept for my generalization ideas.While this state of mind may fit for being solely focused on speedsolving, there's far more to the twisty puzzle world than just going fast on the WCA basics. Perhaps, were you to look into more complicated twisty puzzles, you may actually be able to find a companionship between the more complicated puzzles and the chessboard. If she moves, he can't, unless I move that first, which might block that.
Don't shame twisty puzzles to just the basics.
It just gets lame once you realize there's nothing much more in cubing to be discovered.