DuckubingCuber347
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The thing is, I'm not trying to get there. My goal is simply sub-15 if I never reach sub-10 then I'm perfectly fine with it.As long as you are not trying to be very fast that is fine, but with a lesser known method, limits have not been set in place. Only now, after years of CFOP being the main method for thousands, are we starting to see where the limits are. The problem with a method like that is there could be a 7-8 second limit(which is fast, but not in comparison to the big 3), and you will have spent hours and hours of your life trying to get there.
People have to be interested in the method for it to develop. It's got to start somewhere. I'm not going to wait around until the method loses it's mystery and you have several really fast users that I'll never compare with. One reason I'm so interested in Nautilus is that it's not as explored or proven.If you are having fun, I'm not gonna try to discourage you, but if you ever want to get world class, I would let the method get more developed.
I guess I'm more of a "cuber" not a speedcuber. I only learn things that will make it more enjoyable. I'll never learn ZBLL simply because I don't have interest. If I wanted to be world-class I'd stick with CFOP and eventually learn ZBLL but at that point it will just feel forced and not like a hobby.