guysensei1
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According to that I average sub-7.5 on 3x3 given my 6x6 times lol
Yes, they aren't always accurate, because the people who are best at other events practise them lots, so it begins to curve downwards. Also, sometimes the lines aren't always that good even when you ignore this bit.According to that I average sub-7.5 on 3x3 given my 6x6 times lol
Yau5+ doesn't give as big of an advantage as it does on 4x4, and is equally efficient IMO. I think that it's up to you. You might as well try it though because even if you don't like it, when you go back to reduction, your reduction will probably be faster.I currently average 2m10s on 5x5 using Reduction.
Is it worth switching to Yau5?
I'm currently getting times between 2:30 and 3:00 using it, and my best is 2:28.xx
I've only done a few solves using it though, I was wondering if it was worth me improving with it?
Hi, may I know the general splits for sub 3 7x7 with redux? Thanks
this might not be the right place to ask, but where is the best place to buy an 8x8, 9x9, or 10x10?
Which 4x4x4 cube should I get?
Which 4x4x4 cube should I get?
Best 6x6 on the market?
I've been away from the speedsolving scene for quite some time. Been mostly focused on learning to solve and collecting unique puzzles.
6x6 has always been one of my favorite cubic puzzles to solve, but my Shengshou is really not cutting it. I'm sure there's something better on the market by now.
Moyu Aoshi is arguably better than the Shengshou, but only arguably.