OrtegaZB

[Cyrus C.]

gamemeister27=banned soon. Let's see if I'm psychic.

Anyway, I saw the title & then had to leave. It left me wondering the whole time what the method was. What is this thread a parody of? I haven't seen a recent one like this.

 

[ben1996123]

I dont see how this is any different to CLL, because its just making a layer and solving the last layer in 1 alg, which is just CLL.

lern2read

I'm glad I didn't waste my time learning CLL

I have read it, I've read it at least 10 times really carefully, and I just dont see any difference at all.

:fp:fp:fp

YOU GET A PBL SKIP EVERY TIME. HOW HARD IS THIS TO UNDERSTAND.

PBL skip = First layer (No permutation required), Last layer (permuted during orientation)

First layer (Just like in CLL), then LL is just orienting and permuting 4 pieces at once, which is just solving the corners of the last layer, which is just CLL!

 

[Escher]

IM LEARNING THIS

I MUST FAST

FOR THE WIN

 

[Edmund]

I used to know all of this

 

[Daniel Wu]

I dont see how this is any different to CLL, because its just making a layer and solving the last layer in 1 alg, which is just CLL.

lern2read

I'm glad I didn't waste my time learning CLL

I have read it, I've read it at least 10 times really carefully, and I just dont see any difference at all.

:fp:fp:fp

YOU GET A PBL SKIP EVERY TIME. HOW HARD IS THIS TO UNDERSTAND.

PBL skip = First layer (No permutation required), Last layer (permuted during orientation)

First layer (Just like in CLL), then LL is just orienting and permuting 4 pieces at once, which is just solving the corners of the last layer, which is just CLL!

Are you serious right now? I really hope you're just playing along.

 

[ben1996123]

I dont see how this is any different to CLL, because its just making a layer and solving the last layer in 1 alg, which is just CLL.

lern2read

I'm glad I didn't waste my time learning CLL

I have read it, I've read it at least 10 times really carefully, and I just dont see any difference at all.

:fp:fp:fp

YOU GET A PBL SKIP EVERY TIME. HOW HARD IS THIS TO UNDERSTAND.

PBL skip = First layer (No permutation required), Last layer (permuted during orientation)

First layer (Just like in CLL), then LL is just orienting and permuting 4 pieces at once, which is just solving the corners of the last layer, which is just CLL!

Are you serious right now? I really hope you're just playing along.

Um... no, I just dont have any idea as to what this method is supposed to be, idk is this thread just a joke or something?

 

[nlCuber22]

Dude that's genius.
OrtegaZB is very fitting.

Um... no, I just dont have any idea as to what this method is supposed to be, idk is this thread just a joke or something?

You get a PBL skip. What is so hard to understand? It's not a joke.

Spoiler

TEE HEE

 

[ben1996123]

Dude that's genius.
OrtegaZB is very fitting.

Um... no, I just dont have any idea as to what this method is supposed to be, idk is this thread just a joke or something?

You get a PBL skip. What is so hard to understand? It's not a joke.

Spoiler

TEE HEE

So its just OLL and PBL at the same time?

 

[jms_gears1]

ok you guys officially fail hard.
But kirjava, i think this is the single greatest thing since... since....
sliced bread

 

[Forte]

WOT THIS MIGHT EVEN BE BETTAR THAN THE METHOD THAT ROWE HESSLER USE TO BREAK WR?!!!

OMG BUT THAT'S LIKE 500+ ALGS I HEARD THAT ZB ON 3X3 HAS THOUSANDS SO FOR 2X2 IT WUD BE LIKE 500!!!!!

 

[JeffDelucia]

Ok so in this you make a layer and finsh the cube. In Cll you make a layer and finish the cube. No difference.

 

[Forte]

Ok so in this you make a layer and finsh the cube. In Cll you make a layer and finish the cube. No difference.

YA THERE IS BECAUSE YOU CAN GET PBL SKIP EVERY TIME AND EVEN THOSE PEOPLE THAT USE EG HAVE TO FIX THE LAYERS BUT NOT WITH ORTEGAZB OMG KIRJAVA SO SMRAAAT

 

[Ethan Rosen]

I dont see how this is any different to CLL, because its just making a layer and solving the last layer in 1 alg, which is just CLL.

lern2read

I'm glad I didn't waste my time learning CLL

I have read it, I've read it at least 10 times really carefully, and I just dont see any difference at all.

:fp:fp:fp

YOU GET A PBL SKIP EVERY TIME. HOW HARD IS THIS TO UNDERSTAND.

PBL skip = First layer (No permutation required), Last layer (permuted during orientation)

First layer (Just like in CLL), then LL is just orienting and permuting 4 pieces at once, which is just solving the corners of the last layer, which is just CLL!

No, because you aren't doing OLL and PLL at the same time, you're skipping PBL. I honestly don't get what's so hard about this...

Also, has anyone generated any algs for the sune cases yet?

 

[JeffDelucia]

its not a pbl skip if you solve the first layer to begin..

 

[MichaelP.]

I dont see how this is any different to CLL, because its just making a layer and solving the last layer in 1 alg, which is just CLL.

lern2read

I'm glad I didn't waste my time learning CLL

I have read it, I've read it at least 10 times really carefully, and I just dont see any difference at all.

:fp:fp:fp

YOU GET A PBL SKIP EVERY TIME. HOW HARD IS THIS TO UNDERSTAND.

PBL skip = First layer (No permutation required), Last layer (permuted during orientation)

First layer (Just like in CLL), then LL is just orienting and permuting 4 pieces at once, which is just solving the corners of the last layer, which is just CLL!

No, because you aren't doing OLL and PLL at the same time, you're skipping PBL. I honestly don't get what's so hard about this...

Also, has anyone generated any algs for the sune cases yet?

Yes, you can find them here

its not a pbl skip if you solve the first layer to begin..

Nou.

 

[Forte]

its not a pbl skip if you solve the first layer to begin..

IS IT AN OLL SKIP WHEN YOU USE WINTER VARIATION?!

YA IT IS

 

[JeffDelucia]

this is a joke...

 

[ben1996123]

its not a pbl skip if you solve the first layer to begin..

This.

 

[happyface352]

This is clearly not CLL.
I wish I didn't learn CLL, but learned this :/

 

[DavidWoner]

its not a pbl skip if you solve the first layer to begin..

Depends on the method.