skinnyandweak
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well i think lots of people have already thought of this, but i just wanted to share and see what you guys think.
since i don't want to learn all guimond cases for the first step, i decided to do something else.
first, i would solve one face with oppisite colors. like 3 green and 1 blue, 2 red and 2 orange, and stuff like that. then, i would go on to the top layer and solve one of the 7 OLL cases, but they are not one color, but mixed with the 2 oppisite colors you started with. after that, i would do the guimond part where you make both faces the same colors, and same with the last part, permuting both layers.
so all i basicly did was just do the beginning kinda like fridich, and the rest like guimond. what do you guys think? is this good? bad? it's just temporary though =P
since i don't want to learn all guimond cases for the first step, i decided to do something else.
first, i would solve one face with oppisite colors. like 3 green and 1 blue, 2 red and 2 orange, and stuff like that. then, i would go on to the top layer and solve one of the 7 OLL cases, but they are not one color, but mixed with the 2 oppisite colors you started with. after that, i would do the guimond part where you make both faces the same colors, and same with the last part, permuting both layers.
so all i basicly did was just do the beginning kinda like fridich, and the rest like guimond. what do you guys think? is this good? bad? it's just temporary though =P