Most popular side-puzzles

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what side-puzzle you prefer?


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I created this thread to find out what kind of puzzles/hobbies are people more interested of.

I listed some of the hobbies/puzzles that I want to know people like, be it wca, non-wca, twisty puzzle related or not.
 
I created this thread to find out what kind of puzzles/hobbies are people more interested of.

I listed some of the hobbies/puzzles that I want to know people like, be it wca, non-wca, twisty puzzle related or not.
Rhythms Games, Typing and Tetris are good shouts.

Perhaps rhythm games especially feel very cubing-esque- the feeling of seeing a pattern and mindlessly executing the necessary inputs.
 
Why aren't puzzles with pieces an option (as in 500 piece, 1000 piece, and so on)? I am obsessed with these puzzles as well, so I believe they should be part of the poll.
This is what I did for other. Also, how is playing piano a puzzle?!?!?! I mean, sure - it still puzzles me that I have to play scales in front of the dudes who sit there for my piano exams - but still, it's not really a puzzle (at least I don't think so).
 
Why aren't puzzles with pieces an option (as in 500 piece, 1000 piece, and so on)? I am obsessed with these puzzles as well, so I believe they should be part of the poll.
This is what I did for other. Also, how is playing piano a puzzle?!?!?! I mean, sure - it still puzzles me that I have to play scales in front of the dudes who sit there for my piano exams - but still, it's not really a puzzle (at least I don't think so).
I don't think Piano is a puzzle, however, it does take a lot of finger dexterity. Especially when you have tiny hands... I can barely get an octave.
 
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piano is cool, and classical guitar too. But I can't play that well. There is duolingo music which has piano (kind of) and is pretty fun

jigsaw puzzles added. I like it but don't have that much patience/interest
 
I don't think Piano is a puzzle, however, it does take a lot of finger dexterity. Especially when you have tiny hands... I can barely get an octave.
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You really shouldn't be playing that D that high up on the note. It's better just to arpeggiate the chord quickly, it will keep your hand looser.

And if you practise this, you might be eventually able to play "la campanella" (on the right: almost 2 octaves, 16th notes; on the left: minor/major 10th inversions, 32nd notes)
 
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