What’s the FASTEST time you’ve gotten on ANY type of beginners method?

[Gls7789]

Mine was like 40 - 30 seconds. What’s yours?

 

[JDAW6]

I mean I got a 17.65 with f2l and 4llL if that counts back in the day I got it

 

[1x1 wr holder!]

Before I switched to cfop back in 2020, I averaged sub 30 on beginners method with the occassional sub 20. I think it helped that I learned sune from 2x2

 

[TheSpeedSkewber]

This is the fourth thread today

Try not to spam out too many threads, please.

 

[Gls7789]

This is the fourth thread today

Try not to spam out too many threads, please.

I’m sorry

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

I do beginner LL and F2L
I got a 24 once

 

[VincentCuber]

Mine was like 40 - 30 seconds. What’s yours?

Um 45 on the method that you use 1 alg on.

 

[RD Cubing]

Mine was like 40 - 30 seconds. What’s yours?

I got a 19.23when I tried

 

[n0nco]

This is the fourth thread today

Try not to spam out too many threads, please.

now THAT is how you ask someone not to spam, @Gecko777

 

[Lord_Oscar]

Mine was like 40 - 30 seconds. What’s yours?

I got a 19.79 on beginner 3x3 method. Fast tps lol

 

[FenTheGoat]

I still use beginners Skewb method, and I’ve gotten a lucky 2 second solve (it was literally like 2 or 3 sledges)

 

[Lord_Oscar]

I still use beginners Skewb method, and I’ve gotten a lucky 2 second solve (it was literally like 2 or 3 sledges)

damn son

 

[efattah]

I can routinely solve the 3x3 with LMCF beginner's method (around 20 algs), in 16-17 seconds.
That's despite extremely slow TPS of around 3 - 3.5.

 

[Dan the Beginner]

I use a basic method with only 10 algorithms. My fastest TPS even in PLL is 3 to 3.8. My average is now 48s and my best ever was 27s.

 

[ProStar]

With standard LBL (4LLL) I’ve gotten sub-15

 

[J41]

9.98 seconds, global average of ~22 seconds.

I don't recommend maining it, but here we are.

 

[Dan the Beginner]

Can someone help me with the definition of a Beginner Method for 3x3? Is it based on the number of algorithms? or on the number of hours to learn to solve (remembering the algorithms needed)?

 

[J41]

Can someone help me with the definition of a Beginner Method for 3x3? Is it based on the number of algorithms? or on the number of hours to learn to solve (remembering the algorithms needed)?

Yeah, I reckon the lines are probably a bit murky.

I solve exactly the same way I did back when I learnt the cube in 2010 or something - so layer by layer, cross on top - with the exception that I originally always solved for green, and now solve for white/yellow. But I'm sure there are other 'beginner' methods that are in actuality more or less advanced. Bit of a continuum, I guess.

 

[Soldier]

i got 15.97 thats my PB

 

[Gecko777]

now THAT is how you ask someone not to spam, @Gecko777

sounds gooooood buddyboy