DuckubingCuber347
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This is how TheCubicle handles scammers.
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This is how TheCubicle handles scammers.
Sub1Hour
Member
Imagine if someone was actually on the other end and replied
This is how TheCubicle handles scammers.
kubesolver
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I was randomly browsing some non-cubing online shop and realized how huge margins these shops must have.
MeSub20
Member
Anyone want to cube with me via conversation? I am 24 second average
CFOP INC
Member
Does anyone know a good 4x4 oll parity alg.
Why do you ask?
The one most people use nowadays is:
r U2 x r U2 r U2 r' U2 l U2 r' U2 r U2 r' U2 r'
There's also this other fancy alg that might be worth trying:
R U 2R U R' U' r2 R U2 r2 U r U2 r' U2 r U' r2 U2 r'
(I know of literally no one other than myself who uses this alg, lol. It's not that bad, despite the length.)
CFOP INC
Member
I'm new to 4x4 and I was wondering if there were any better ones.
CubeRed
Member
I messaged you. What do I do now?
MeSub20
Member
now that I have your username we can cube with each other (via conversation so we won't risk hitting the post limit) and post our times on our conversation message board.
SH03L4C3
Member
Do Any of you cube on your roof? I find it relaxing, especially at sunrise because it's not boiling hot and you can watch the sun as you cube. I like to climb on my roof and pick the highest point to do a few solves. My hands do get sweaty because I am nervous I will fall or drop the cube from the height but you start to get used to it after about a dozen roof sessions. One time I almost fell because I was walking and cubing but the chimney saved me from falling onto the concrete part of our backyard.
Taysoncube
Member
Have you ever missed +2? It often started to happen to me. I don't know if it's right!
ProStar
Member
I used to do that but then I got yelled at
so now I have to do it at night
is putting small text at the bottom of your post still funny? idk anymore
SH03L4C3
Member
Its always funny when the neighbors drive by
CubeRed
Member
Hey is that a kid up in the roof? What the hell is he doing there at 6am?
Filipe Teixeira
Member
please revive this puzzle
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quadplex sim: 37.849 single (uwr probably - i dont know how much qqwref may have played around with it)
I think i've found a decent method for both triplex and quadplex.
sim found here: http://mzrg.com/js/quadplex-u.html
triplex (original and easier version): http://mzrg.com/js/triplex.html
679-751-781-826-840
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https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/accomplishment-thread.1688/post-1070034
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quadplex sim: 37.849 single (uwr probably - i dont know how much qqwref may have played around with it)
I think i've found a decent method for both triplex and quadplex.
sim found here: http://mzrg.com/js/quadplex-u.html
triplex (original and easier version): http://mzrg.com/js/triplex.html
679-751-781-826-840
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https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/accomplishment-thread.1688/post-1070034
Reed Merrill
Member
I use r’ (U2 r U2 r U2) r2 F2 (r’ U2 r’ U2) F2 r2 F2, it's basically a slightly different execution of the most popular alg. The F2 moves feel pretty much like righty U2s
That looks interesting. I'll have to try that.
I have started to use the inverse of the popular Lucas parity alg. Which flows a lot better in my opinion and can be done without that awkward x regrip at the very beginning.
R U2 R U2 R' U2 R U2 L' U2 Rw U2 R' U2 R' B2 R' (x')
or
R U2 R U2 R' U2 R U2 L' U2 Rw U2 R' U2 R' x' U2 R'
Filipe Teixeira
Member
I just wanted to say that ZZ-r has 16 last layer algs.
Requires you to learn EOLine/EOCross and LS phasing concepts though. LS phasing is only easy when your last F2L pair reduces to insertion of a premade pair on the U layer. (Otherwise, you can do a sune to phase edges before OCLL...)
Then 7 OCLL-EPP algs and 9 PLL algs (most of which you probably already know).
One beginners approach I used to teach people was: daisy/cross, F2L, EOLL with phasing (not that many cases/algs), OCLL-EPP, PLL.
EDIT: But most newbies want something simpler than that, such as sune reduction or SVOLL as part of a 4+LLL.
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Cubing Forever
Member
but ZZ with 2 look PLL has 13 LL algs, of which 7 can just be sune combos(which is better if we're talking about beginner-friendliness)
