THE_V01DL0RD's Progression Thread //Long Term Goal: Sub 20 Global//Short term Goal: Sub 20 Ao5// 12/21 PLL

What should I learn?


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My PB times/My goals/methods/mains
3x3: 24.85/ sub 20/Combination of CFOP & LBL/ Rubik's Phantom
2x2: 1.87 /sub 1/Ortega/Unavalable
Mega: approx 3/sub 2:30/LBL/Unavaliable
pyra: 3.32/ sub 3/V with intuitive l4e/QiYi QiMing S3 Pyraminx i think
Skewb: 7.04/sub5/beginners/ MoFang JiaoShi MeiLong Skewb i think

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My idea for replenishing your mains:

Dayan Tengyun 3x3, which is much less annoying and loud than a Rubik's Phanton. QiYi MS 2x2, which is low-pitched and quiet, the quietest of all cubes. Megaminx, with small and quiet pieces. RS Pyraminx and RS Skewb, with quiet magnets instead of loud ball-bearings. Loud, clicky, annoying. If you tell them that they are annoyed by the sounds of the cubes you have now, tell them about these puzzles and how much less loud they are. They will definitely help you buy new puzzles for yourself, it will be worth it.
 
My idea for replenishing your mains:

Dayan Tengyun 3x3, which is much less annoying and loud than a Rubik's Phanton. QiYi MS 2x2, which is low-pitched and quiet, the quietest of all cubes. Megaminx, with small and quiet pieces. RS Pyraminx and RS Skewb, with quiet magnets instead of loud ball-bearings. Loud, clicky, annoying. If you tell them that they are annoyed by the sounds of the cubes you have now, tell them about these puzzles and how much less loud they are. They will definitely help you buy new puzzles for yourself, it will be worth it.
I didnt update that lol
i got a xman v3 standard and a yj mega check previous posts
 
What PLL should I leearn next
Try in one afternoon to learn everything. Repeat the algorithms over and over until you can do them without looking at the algorithm sheet. Even better, just memorize the finger tricks on their own using this video:
By memorizing fingertricks, you not only develop better habits but don't have to memorize exact notation. Do the PLL over and over with the video, and eventually, without the video. It works.
 
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Try in one afternoon to learn everything. Repeat the algorithms over and over until you can do them without looking at the algorithm sheet. Even better, just memorize the finger tricks on their own using this video: youtube.com/watch/JvqGU0UZPcE By memorizing fingertricks, you not only develop better habits but don't have to memorize exact notation. Do the PLL over and over with the video, and eventually, without the video. It works.
it work for you?
 
Try in one afternoon to learn everything. Repeat the algorithms over and over until you can do them without looking at the algorithm sheet. Even better, just memorize the finger tricks on their own using this video:
By memorizing fingertricks, you not only develop better habits but don't have to memorize exact notation. Do the PLL over and over with the video, and eventually, without the video. It works.
Do not learn all of PLL in one day. You should take it one at a time, and don’t worry about how long it takes. Learning it all of PLL in one day is a terrible idea. (I don’t know if Void knows many of the PLLs already though).
 
Do not learn all of PLL in one day. You should take it one at a time, and don’t worry about how long it takes. Learning it all of PLL in one day is a terrible idea. (I don’t know if Void knows many of the PLLs already though).
Well, I think that trying 5 at a time per day would be manageable.
 
Well, I think that trying 5 at a time per day would be manageable.
That’s still too much. 1-2 (2 is the very max) a day is the right number in my opinion. Void should learn 1 a day, then grind it out on a trainer so he gets good at recognition and execution. If you learn more than this a day, what will happen is you will forget most, if not all of the algs because you did not leave time to grind them out and get good at recognition and execution.
 
That’s still too much. 1-2 (2 is the very max) a day is the right number in my opinion. Void should learn 1 a day, then grind it out on a trainer so he gets good at recognition and execution. If you learn more than this a day, what will happen is you will forget most, if not all of the algs because you did not leave time to grind them out and get good at recognition and execution.
I think that I have a really good memory for things, it took me less than ten minutes to learn a PLL. But I understand that it could be difficult for a less advanced cuber, I apologize for being insensitive.
 
People have learned all of EG-1 in a day for example. You could argue that one could memorize all plls in a day as well. However, PLL is learned by beginner 3x3ers while EG-1 is learned by advanced 2x2, who would know how to learn algs quickly, so don’t learn all the PLL algs in a day. I do think you could learn multiple algs in a day without harm and could finish within a week if you wanted to.

Alternatively, if you wanted to do only a couple a week because algs aren’t your thing, it is perfectly fine. You can learn algs at your pace.
That’s still too much. 1-2 (2 is the very max) a day is the right number in my opinion. Void should learn 1 a day, then grind it out on a trainer so he gets good at recognition and execution. If you learn more than this a day, what will happen is you will forget most, if not all of the algs because you did not leave time to grind them out and get good at recognition and execution.
 
I think that I have a really good memory for things, it took me less than ten minutes to learn a PLL. But I understand that it could be difficult for a less advanced cuber,
Yeah, even though I like learning algs, I can’t usually learn more than 2 a day because then I’d forget them
I apologize for being insensitive.
No, you’re good, sorry if my posts came off a bit too aggressive.
 
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