[Unofficial] Sub-20 with 20 different methods

[5BLD]

Uh yeah this afternoon (and did a few in the evening a minute ago) I challenged myself to see how many methods I could sub-20 with, inspired by Thom's video but giving myself less time to do it.

I was actually planning on doing 21 but I did struggle with HTA and that's the only other I could think of. Oh and L2L4 but I don't know the algs. So yeah... Here goes, tell me what you think.

 

[Jaycee]

Holy shhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttt. Not you too! Good job :tu

Gogogo Brest?

 

[5BLD]

Thanks
I got slightly lucky on like 2 of them (so did Kir) so don't be surprised

 

[Specs112]

Triangular Francisco

 

[emolover]

Very impressive! I doubt I could sub 20 with 10 methods. Gratz!

 

[Muesli]

I love the belt solve. You took 5 seconds recognising an R perm. . Very impressive stuff.

 

[5BLD]

Thanks guys for teh congrats and stuff.

I love the belt solve. You took 5 seconds recognising an R perm. . Very impressive stuff.

Haha my PLL might be a liittle rusty having not used it for months ;D

 

[Sarahjdes]

Woah, I didn't even know that all those methods existed. I'll google them, see if there's anything I can learn once I master Roux I love this period of time where you are trying to learn something new, eheh!

 

[tasguitar7]

I find sub-20 with Heise and Kociemba the most impressive, although all of them were really cool especially the sub-10 roux

 

[iEnjoyCubing]

How long do you cube every day? That is INSANE, I still don't see how people get so good si fast. Gratz!

 

[jaywong88]

wow..so cool man..
when you learn or transfer into another methods, how long did you have to learn the algorithm??

 

[JasonK]

Jeeeeeeesus you improve quickly... That's seriously impressive

As far as I know, no one else is capable of anything close to this - at least with this range of methods. I looked on the speedcubing.com record list archive and it said Ravi Fernando could do 13 methods in under 3 mins. I think with 3 mins I could keep making up enough methods to reach 100

Lol owned

 

[blackzabbathfan]

no MGLS?

 

[JonnyWhoopes]

no MGLS?

I'm pretty sure MGLS is a subset not a method.

 

[cubernya]

I'm pretty sure MGLS is a subset not a method.

as is ZB

 

[JonnyWhoopes]

as is ZB

I haven't watched the video, so I don't know what "methods" were used. (Actually, that's a good idea for you 5BLD; put a list of the methods in the OP)

If you have a point, please state it.

 

[cubernya]

No point, just showing that substeps generally allow it to be considered a different method if it's big enough of a change

 

[Specs112]

I'm pretty sure MGLS is a subset not a method.

as is ZB

I haven't watched the video, so I don't know what "methods" were used. (Actually, that's a good idea for you 5BLD; put a list of the methods in the OP)

If you have a point, please state it.

His point was that ZB was used in the video. So subsets were fair game.

EDIT: Ninjaed

 

[JonnyWhoopes]

No point, just showing that substeps generally allow it to be considered a different method if it's big enough of a change

That sounds like a point to me. =)

One of my pet peeves is when people leave what they meant for the mind readers.

Seriously though, does somebody want to put up a text list of the methods used? It's easier for me to read a quick list of methods rather than skip through a video just to know what he used.

 

[tx789]

It crazy that anyone can do that.

Some should try sub 10 with 10 methods