[Member Intro] Solving the 4x4 Rubik cube

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

There.

 

[larrie12]

This post convinces me this guy is trolling.

Please for the love of god watch a tutorial, we are all begging you. We think you're a troll because you refuse to watch tutorials, not because of anything else. I hope you understand that.

Yeah, I get it. You have no proof that I don’t watch tutorials, except in your imagination!!

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

Please just watch the tutorial I linked here, it should explain every single question you have asked over the past 250+ posts on this thread. For all of our sanities

 

[Discomantis]

How's the 4x4 progress been @larrie12

 

[larrie12]

Hi Discomantis. Good to hear from you. I solved 4x4 Rubik’s so many times, it’s not a challenge anymore. I bought a 5x5 Rubik’s cube. It was poorly made and really hard to turn. It finally seized up and broke a piece off. I have after market cube now that turns nicely, easily. I can solve the 3x3 centers on the 6 sides. But still working pairing up the 3 edge pieces. So that’s about where I’m at.

 

[GloopyGum]

Sweet, glad to hear that you're making progress!

 

[cubenerd74]

This has got to be the member intro with the most replies...

Hi Discomantis. Good to hear from you. I solved 4x4 Rubik’s so many times, it’s not a challenge anymore. I bought a 5x5 Rubik’s cube. It was poorly made and really hard to turn. It finally seized up and broke a piece off. I have after market cube now that turns nicely, easily. I can solve the 3x3 centers on the 6 sides. But still working pairing up the 3 edge pieces. So that’s about where I’m at.

For 5x5, I'd reccomend buying the YJ MGC 5x5. It's very cheap for such an amazing turning speed.