The first two are the same case and can be done with mirrors of the same alg
the fourth and fifth I do with exactly the same alg (the top case requires an x rotation; so bottom case I do an x')
for bottom diag I just do top diag and cancel it into an R2 F2 R2 type thing
EDIT: I'm assuming (hoping) by Ryan's caps that he's trolling, but for those that sincerely believe what he said: If a PLL case can come up during the PBL step of a solve, what the hell else would you call it?
hi..new to cubing and this forum.. what's the best/fastest way to solve a 3x3 rubik's cube? or at least a good way? i'm currently using the beginner method and it took me more than 2mins to solve it..
hi..new to cubing and this forum.. what's the best/fastest way to solve a 3x3 rubik's cube? or at least a good way? i'm currently using the beginner method and it took me more than 2mins to solve it..
there are no best ways, you know. Try Fridich, ZZ and Roux and then decide which you like the most. Or, if you suck at cubing, go go Fridich.
Also, you should train a bit more with your begginer system, until your'e under 1:30 for sure.
He was banned from competitions because of 'unsportsman like conduct', basically going on big rants about how he should have more rounds of blind, disrupting the competition, and threatening organisers and delegates.
His ban was for 1 year if he apologised or two if he didn't, he refused to apologies, and said he'd never return to WCA competitions, instead concentrating on an alternative Chinese organisation that he founded (I think called the CCA).
Its not very common at all, don't think it is no matter what people say, you have to be an absolute terrible turner for this to happen more then like once a month. The torpedoes prevent edges from popping, but when a corner pops it takes out an entire row with it, but like I said, its pretty dang hard to do.