My Quest for Sub 8 Petrus

[PetrusQuber]

Good sub 10
Try the scramble, pretty good.

 

[PetraPine]

Just realized my worse issue, i usually make blocks in the front making me have to rotate more + have worse lookahead!
Also learned more of coll
Nevermind ): it seems the akward fingertricks outwieght the benefits

 

[Spacey10]

Just realized my worse issue, i usually make blocks in the front making me have to rotate more + have worse lookahead!
Also learned more of coll

After you are done with you 222, can't you just do a wide move to put it in the back left?

 

[PetraPine]

After you are done with you 222, can't you just do a wide move to put it in the back left?

Would worsen lookahead and efficiency
Is it better to pause and 1look 2gf2l after EO,
Or solve it reactionally?

 

[EliteCuber]

good job so far!!!

 

[PetrusQuber]

Just realized my worse issue, i usually make blocks in the front making me have to rotate more + have worse lookahead!
Also learned more of coll
Nevermind ): it seems the akward fingertricks outwieght the benefits

You should still use COLL in some cases though

 

[PetraPine]

You should still use COLL in some cases though

I was talking about the block in back

 

[PetrusQuber]

I was talking about the block in back

I think you should still mainly try to keep blocks in back, but if you have to, continue turning through the rotation, so you don’t waste more time.

 

[PetrusQuber]

Alright, new week, check main post for update. Just wanted to share something interesting with you guys...
F’ U’ R D F2 U’ R2 U L2 R2 D’ R2 F2 B R’ F D’ F’ L2 D’
x y’//inspection
F2 R‘ B D’ L D2//2x2x2
F’ U2 F R2 U R//2x2x3

Ok, all good, pretty good start, right? I’m training 2x2x3 here. I decide to use the same scramble, and the same orientation, white green. It has the same 2x2x3 (but not same rest of solve). And if you use the same solution, it will repeat until... It goes to the solved state, and it starts over again.
Idk why I found this interesting, but I thought I’d share it anyway. If I wanted to use the same scramble multiple times I should probably do random orientation, and add a couple more unique moves to it, since using the same scramble scrambles the same part over and over.
Edit: 6 repetitions

 

[ThisNameIsAlreadyTaken]

Alright, new week, check main post for update. Just wanted to share something interesting with you guys...
F’ U’ R D F2 U’ R2 U L2 R2 D’ R2 F2 B R’ F D’ F’ L2 D’
x y’//inspection
F2 R‘ B D’ L D2//2x2x2
F’ U2 F R2 U R//2x2x3

Ok, all good, pretty good start, right? I’m training 2x2x3 here. I decide to use the same scramble, and the same orientation, white green. It has the same 2x2x3 (but not same rest of solve). And if you use the same solution, it will repeat until... It goes to the solved state, and it starts over again.
Idk why I found this interesting, but I thought I’d share it anyway. If I wanted to use the same scramble multiple times I should probably do random orientation, and add a couple more unique moves to it, since using the same scramble scrambles the same part over and over.
Edit: 6 repetitions

Here's an idea: you take the scramble used to scramble up the scrambled cube to scramble the orientation so to scramble the cube in a scrambled scrambled state.
(If you can't unscramble my scramble scrambling idea, just ask me to unscramble this scrambling scrambled poetry)

 

[PetrusQuber]

Eh?

 

[Username: Username:]

Here's an idea: you take the scramble used to scramble up the scrambled cube to scramble the orientation so to scramble the cube in a scrambled scrambled state.
(If you can't unscramble my scramble scrambling idea, just ask me to unscramble this scrambling scrambled poetry)

take a scramble which was used to scramble up the scrambled cube to scramble the orientation to leave the cube in a scrambled state which is scrambled?

 

[ThisNameIsAlreadyTaken]

take a scramble which was used to scramble up the scrambled cube to scramble the orientation to leave the cube in a scrambled state which is scrambled?

Yes, you're now officially a scramble unscrambler!

 

[PetrusQuber]

take a scramble which was used to scramble up the scrambled cube to scramble the orientation to leave the cube in a scrambled state which is scrambled?

I’m still confused

 

[Username: Username:]

I’m still confused

you use a scramble which functions is to be used to scramble up a scrambled cube which the scramble is used to scramble the orientation to leave the cube in a scrambled state which is scrambled.

 

[ThisNameIsAlreadyTaken]

I’m still confused

You meant conscrambled

In all seriousness though, you can use the scramble to determine which orientation you do before the scramble.
Example:
Scramble: F’ U’ R D F2 U’ R2 U L2 R2 D’ R2 F2 B R’ F D’ F’ L2 D’
Since you have an F you could do an x so that F's on top. Then, the next scramble you do with U on top. Then R, then D, F, et cetera

 

[PetrusQuber]

Ah, I think I have successfully solved your confusing scrambles.

 

[PetraPine]

Almost back to my low 15 average while puting blocks usually in back

 

[PetrusQuber]

Wait you’re so close to my average now lol

 

[Metallic Silver]

Still stuck in Sub-14 ;_;