Should I learn FMC?

[JDAW6]

Plz help!

 

[An Animating Cuber]

Plz help!

If you have a a comp sign up for it you don't really have to learn anything at a beginner and it's fairly fun but it is not as fun to practice it at home other than learning techniques.

 

[Isaac VM]

FMC is not something that you learn. As the name says Fewest Moves Challenge, its objective is to solve the cube with the fewest moves, you can do it with any method you want and thats where the fun is, when you try to optimize your solutions you start learning more about the cube, you can do "weird" things you would not normally use for a speedsolve etc.
Of course, if you want to be competitive you should learn how to block build, orient edges and maybe methods like Domino Reduction.
But to answer your question, you shold definitely try FMC.

 

[Thom S.]

without offense, most of your posts are less than 10 words(less than 5 words, actually), so I have a strong feeling sitting down for one hour at a time isn't something you will be looking forward to.

 

[Arcanist]

without offense, most of your posts are less than 10 words(less than 5 words, actually), so I have a strong feeling sitting down for one hour at a time isn't something you will be looking forward to.

best post this month

 

[xyzzy]

I have a strong feeling sitting down for one hour at a time isn't something you will be looking forward to.

Funny that. I never look forward to sitting down for a full hour to do FMC, and yet when I start I can't stop.

I'm nowhere near good enough to get optimal solutions; the thought that my solution (often 28-34 moves) isn't as good as it can be is what drives me to continue.

 

[JDAW6]

Ok yeah, I dont think I’ll do fmc I can barely watch a Yt video without leaving in the first 5 minutes

 

[arbivara]

without offense, most of your posts are less than 10 words(less than 5 words, actually), so I have a strong feeling sitting down for one hour at a time isn't something you will be looking forward to.

Actually, this might be the exact reason for doing FMC: my hyperactive older brother could only learn how to concentrate by playing chess!

 

[lucazdoescubingstuff]

its definitely up to you, but if you dont have that much patience, then that'll be a problem.