DavidKCuber
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- Jun 24, 2014
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Hello fellow speedsolvers! I would like you to read an idea I have (well it is my idea as far as I know
). When beginners start, they always learn the same method, which is LBL. Why don't we somehow revise the original LBL method to allow blockbuilding in it? The reason for this is to allow a smooth transition into other speedcubing methods, such as Roux or Petrus. I am not saying that CFOP is a bad method, it's just if you are a beginner and do not like it, you can easily transition into another method. This also allows for a beginner to have a better understanding of the cube, and better transition into a more advanced method. So, I think we should create a more blockbuilding optimized beginners method. Is anyone with me?
). When beginners start, they always learn the same method, which is LBL. Why don't we somehow revise the original LBL method to allow blockbuilding in it? The reason for this is to allow a smooth transition into other speedcubing methods, such as Roux or Petrus. I am not saying that CFOP is a bad method, it's just if you are a beginner and do not like it, you can easily transition into another method. This also allows for a beginner to have a better understanding of the cube, and better transition into a more advanced method. So, I think we should create a more blockbuilding optimized beginners method. Is anyone with me?
