OLL and PLL have slowed down my times :o

[partylikeaturtle]

You know. Id really like a video. This is pretty hard to believe. Videonaoplz.

I don't have a video camera, I'm 15.

And even if I took a video, I don't use that method anymore.

 

[RopedBBQ]

You know. Id really like a video. This is pretty hard to believe. Videonaoplz.

I don't have a video camera, I'm 15.

And even if I took a video, I don't use that method anymore.

Yeah but you could use the method. ITs not like once you change its IMPOSSIBLE to go back.

And I have a webcam and Im 12. Ask your parents or borrow someones, because this is fishy.

 

[Radcuber]

You think he's trolling?

 

[RopedBBQ]

You think he's trolling?

Maybe, its a tad plausible that he had sub thirty singles with beginner method, especially for the last layer.

 

[Radcuber]

Ah yes true. Although Erik showed himself doing a sub -20 solve with beginner Fridrich (Beginner f2l, 4LLL)

 

[RopedBBQ]

Ah yes true. Although Erik showed himself doing a sub -20 solve with beginner Fridrich (Beginner f2l, 4LLL)

Thats even with 4LLL. This guy, (unless Im wrong) is using the beginner method LL. Make and permute a cross. Do corners.

 

[amostay2004]

C'mon, a decent number of people here can easily sub-30 average with the beginner's method you described.

I'd like to prove you wrong, but I haven't assembled my cube after washing it so I can't do an average right now

 

[Whyusosrs?]

...
And I use a storebought cube, which I have broken in for about 2 years, and it cuts corners as good as any special DIY out there .

Can your cube cut 55 degrees? I think not. My guhong>your rubik's brand

You know. Id really like a video. This is pretty hard to believe. Videonaoplz.

I don't have a video camera, I'm 15.

I had a video camera when I was 8.

I then won an Oscar for best director when I was 9.


EDIT: I just looked on your YouTube. You have several videos that are recorded.

 

[uberCuber]

EDIT: I just looked on your YouTube. You have several videos that are recorded.

:fp

yes that was justified..

give us a video now plz

 

[FatBoyXPC]

I don't necessarily think you are lying, more of think that you just are exaggerating a bit on accident. A lot of people do this, so it's not exactly a bad thing. I think had you realized that was the case and told everybody that after the first few "we don't believe you" replies, they'd all have understood. Now you are still making this claim like it's true, regardless of what we say, and I think that's where the issue is.

I have a video, but it was from awhile ago, and the cube was kind of out of picture... I don't take video anymore because the video camera's charger is gone and I can't edit with my regular camera's .mov videos...

But I truthfully did that, I have no need to lie.

There's no need to edit. Get your cube and timer ready, make sure we can see both the entire duration of each solve. Hit record, say oh hey look it's partylikeaturtle I'm going to show you my 10 second LBL F2L. Give us a good average of 5 or average of 12, then hit stop, upload to youtube.

 

[RopedBBQ]

I don't necessarily think you are lying, more of think that you just are exaggerating a bit on accident. A lot of people do this, so it's not exactly a bad thing. I think had you realized that was the case and told everybody that after the first few "we don't believe you" replies, they'd all have understood. Now you are still making this claim like it's true, regardless of what we say, and I think that's where the issue is.

I have a video, but it was from awhile ago, and the cube was kind of out of picture... I don't take video anymore because the video camera's charger is gone and I can't edit with my regular camera's .mov videos...

But I truthfully did that, I have no need to lie.

There's no need to edit. Get your cube and timer ready, make sure we can see both the entire duration of each solve. Hit record, say oh hey look it's partylikeaturtle I'm going to show you my 10 second LBL F2L. Give us a good average of 5 or average of 12, then hit stop, upload to youtube.

Not to mention now hes claiming he doesnt even HAVE a camera.

 

[bootmii]

I use LBL and get under 240. I tried CFOP and it really slowed down my times.

Spoiler

LBL is actually better than CFOP.

I can memorize LBL.

 

[uberCuber]

I use LBL and get under 240. I tried CFOP and it really slowed down my times.

Spoiler

LBL is actually better than CFOP.

I can memorize LBL.

Intuitive F2L in fact requires less memorization than the LBL method for the F2L because there are no algorithms, and can be more than twice as fast if you actually do something that probably never occured to you, practice.

 

[incessantcheese]

guys, i've figured it out. he has a really good cube, and he turns really fast with it. i've seen these before, like, 1/1000 storebought cubes are actually completely godly. they can cut corners really well and almost never lock up, and turn faster than an f-2. you just have to get really lucky! i recommend he doesn't waste money buying a diy at this point.

also, for the 10s first two layers thing, some people just have really, really fast reflexes. for some of these people, it's actually faster to look for one piece at a time because their reaction time is so crazy insane. this is also very rare, which is why you see so few people compete with layer by layer instead of slotting pairs. i think if OP were to learn 2 look last layer he could start setting some really amazing times. can't wait to see him in competition.

Someone realizes! By cutting corners great, my cube can cut corners at exactly 1 block (when the wedge's left side is lines up with the center's right side). It's crazy.

And I used to solve at about 4 to 5 turns per second if I calculate it. Seeing how overall, it takes from 130-150 moves to solve the cube for me using the beginner's method.

guys, leave him alone. i already solved the mystery. i told you - super rare storebought cube and insane human reaction time. i suggest he sticks with layer by layer because that will clearly get him the best result. and see, he can do 4-5 turns per second easily; i don't think i can even sustain that for a complete solve on my guhong! he just needs to train and he'll be better than faz in like 4 months.

 

[Edward]

guys, i've figured it out. he has a really good cube, and he turns really fast with it. i've seen these before, like, 1/1000 storebought cubes are actually completely godly. they can cut corners really well and almost never lock up, and turn faster than an f-2. you just have to get really lucky! i recommend he doesn't waste money buying a diy at this point.

also, for the 10s first two layers thing, some people just have really, really fast reflexes. for some of these people, it's actually faster to look for one piece at a time because their reaction time is so crazy insane. this is also very rare, which is why you see so few people compete with layer by layer instead of slotting pairs. i think if OP were to learn 2 look last layer he could start setting some really amazing times. can't wait to see him in competition.

Someone realizes! By cutting corners great, my cube can cut corners at exactly 1 block (when the wedge's left side is lines up with the center's right side). It's crazy.

And I used to solve at about 4 to 5 turns per second if I calculate it. Seeing how overall, it takes from 130-150 moves to solve the cube for me using the beginner's method.

guys, leave him alone. i already solved the mystery. i told you - super rare storebought cube and insane human reaction time. i suggest he sticks with layer by layer because that will clearly get him the best result. and see, he can do 4-5 turns per second easily; i don't think i can even sustain that for a complete solve on my guhong! he just needs to train and he'll be better than faz in like 4 months.

You're really leading him down a path he probably shouldn't take =/

If he learns another method, all that will do is decrease his movecount. Combine that with his fast TPS, he'll get a much better gain out of it.

 

[uberCuber]

guys, i've figured it out. he has a really good cube, and he turns really fast with it. i've seen these before, like, 1/1000 storebought cubes are actually completely godly. they can cut corners really well and almost never lock up, and turn faster than an f-2. you just have to get really lucky! i recommend he doesn't waste money buying a diy at this point.

also, for the 10s first two layers thing, some people just have really, really fast reflexes. for some of these people, it's actually faster to look for one piece at a time because their reaction time is so crazy insane. this is also very rare, which is why you see so few people compete with layer by layer instead of slotting pairs. i think if OP were to learn 2 look last layer he could start setting some really amazing times. can't wait to see him in competition.

Someone realizes! By cutting corners great, my cube can cut corners at exactly 1 block (when the wedge's left side is lines up with the center's right side). It's crazy.

And I used to solve at about 4 to 5 turns per second if I calculate it. Seeing how overall, it takes from 130-150 moves to solve the cube for me using the beginner's method.

guys, leave him alone. i already solved the mystery. i told you - super rare storebought cube and insane human reaction time. i suggest he sticks with layer by layer because that will clearly get him the best result. and see, he can do 4-5 turns per second easily; i don't think i can even sustain that for a complete solve on my guhong! he just needs to train and he'll be better than faz in like 4 months.

are you trying to say he's going to get the new WR with LBL method?

 

[Daniel Wu]

140 moves / 5 tps = 28 seconds

 

[incessantcheese]

absolutely! with stats like his, who can argue against it! this guy's clearly some kind of prodigy. how many people can do first two layers one at a time in 10s? i certainly can't... that takes talent lol

 

[Edward]

absolutely! with stats like his, who can argue against it! this guy's clearly some kind of prodigy. how many people can do first two layers one at a time in 10s? i certainly can't... that takes talent lol

And so he should not limit himself by using a method that uses so many moves. We right kthnxbai

 

[uberCuber]

absolutely! with stats like his, who can argue against it! this guy's clearly some kind of prodigy. how many people can do first two layers one at a time in 10s? i certainly can't... that takes talent lol

we still have no proof that he can do it in 10s because he keeps saying he can't take a video even though he already has videos on youtube :rolleyes: