Zuki
Member
Hello, just introducing myself as a fairly lame (but very interested) speedcuber. I live in northeastern America and attend a regular high school.
I am 16 now, I learned to solve when I was 10, but have only been actually speedcubing for about a year or so. I feel like all that time was wasted and I could be a ton better now but oh well. I'm improving now at least!
Overall average is about ~24 seconds, single best was a lucky 16.70. I use intuitive F2L but a 2 look oll (sometimes even three, there's a cross case I don't know yet :/) and a 1 or 2 look pll, 11/21 memorized.
Recently I have been looking into blindsolving, I know the concepts and how it works, but haven't learned all the details of cycles and all.
Also upon reading a lot of this forum I have noticed that a considerable number of people prefer the Roux method, which I was considering taking up. At this point I have around a 13-19 second f2l, and was wondering if Roux would be better or worse or just different, or if I should just forget that and completely learn blindsolving.
I also have taken a recent interest in the 15 puzzle, which I find extremely fun and interesting.
That's all, and I'm happy to be a part of this forum!
I am 16 now, I learned to solve when I was 10, but have only been actually speedcubing for about a year or so. I feel like all that time was wasted and I could be a ton better now but oh well. I'm improving now at least!
Overall average is about ~24 seconds, single best was a lucky 16.70. I use intuitive F2L but a 2 look oll (sometimes even three, there's a cross case I don't know yet :/) and a 1 or 2 look pll, 11/21 memorized.
Recently I have been looking into blindsolving, I know the concepts and how it works, but haven't learned all the details of cycles and all.
Also upon reading a lot of this forum I have noticed that a considerable number of people prefer the Roux method, which I was considering taking up. At this point I have around a 13-19 second f2l, and was wondering if Roux would be better or worse or just different, or if I should just forget that and completely learn blindsolving.
I also have taken a recent interest in the 15 puzzle, which I find extremely fun and interesting.
That's all, and I'm happy to be a part of this forum!