Sub-35 on 4x4 with 3.5 different methods

[yoshinator]

[video=youtube_share;zZKU0DitvIY]http://youtu.be/zZKU0DitvIY[/video]

 

[Nilsibert]

That is so awesome... GJ man!
Sooooo what do you think of Hoya?

 

[yoshinator]

That is so awesome... GJ man!
Sooooo what do you think of Hoya?

Thanks!
IMO Hoya doesn't look like it has the same potential as Yau... the fastest solves I've seen (here), while fast, have much slower cross+centers then Seb, Faz, or even me. Even on a 25 (which is crazy fast), the cross+centers were 15... which is pretty slow (my 22 had 7 cross+centers).

I'm not saying it's slow, I just don't see it competing with Yau, at least not the way it's being used now.

Edit: I just watched the 30.75 avg5, his cross+centers were like 13, 13, 15, 15, 12... which is about the same as me, and he's using a shenshou. So I guess I'm pretty wrong.

 

[Blake4512]

Look at you being all gj

 

[Chree]

F4C on Hoya was ridiculous. Had a little luck with the Cross edges (green-white edge was already solved, unless you forced that). And my jaw dropped when you got to 3x3 stage. Great video.

Questions:
"Geez, finally." How hard is Yau on Left? Or is it just that you're not used to that orientation?
What edge pairing method did you use for Redux?

 

[yoshinator]

F4C on Hoya was ridiculous. Had a little luck with the Cross edges (green-white edge was already solved, unless you forced that). And my jaw dropped when you got to 3x3 stage. Great video.

Thanks!

Questions:
"Geez, finally." How hard is Yau on Left? Or is it just that you're not used to that orientation?
What edge pairing method did you use for Redux?

I found Yau on left really tough, I'm not really sure why, but it took me >25 attempts to get sub-35.
I'm not really sure. I generally just do 3-whatever. If I see nice cycles, I'll just do them.

 

[Fawn]

That tps is outta this world.

 

[Musicalboy2]

GJ solves!

I had no clue Yau on left was even a thing/called that... I've been using it ever since I started Yau (though I suck at 4x4).

It's really nice knowing that what I do actually has reasonable potential for 4x4.

 

[yoshinator]

That tps is outta this world.

Thanks!

GJ solves!

I had no clue Yau on left was even a thing/called that... I've been using it ever since I started Yau (though I suck at 4x4).

It's really nice knowing that what I do actually has reasonable potential for 4x4.

Thanks!

Honestly, Yau on left isn't really a thing, I kinda just made it up

 

[Musicalboy2]

Honestly, Yau on left isn't really a thing, I kinda just made it up

Well, I'm calling it that from now it.