4weeksAndImSub60
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- Dec 22, 2008
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So, I'm finally getting a lot of sub 25 solves probably because I've learned a few more PLLs and figured out a few of my own OLLs. Still, there is a good amount of PLLs and OLLs that I need to learn in order to boast the redundant "full fridrich user" After learning that Fridrich is basically the most widely used method, I figured I ought to give a different method the opportunity for me to master. I consider myself as a quick learner and I should really take the time to learn a faster method. The way I see it, a method requiring the least amount of moves has the most potential for becoming the fastest method hands down. I have my own little cube theories and what not, but what I'm trying to say is that I think there is a better method than fridrich. I've partially became obsessed with the idea of finding or creating a method for which no cube rotations are required during a solve. Now, the only time I rotate my cube, or at least used to rotate my cube is whenever I come across an F2L pair which needs to be placed in a slot towards the back of the cube. A case such as that invariably requires a B move or just a cube rotation. Now, I use [l] and [r] moves with a final M slice to correct an edge making my 'method' rotation-free. The only thing is algs requiring multiple f moves usually slows me down. Which brings me to two resolutions.
1. Get faster at F moves <--- this one probably means that I need to buy myself my first DIY
2. Switch to a different method
Now, I've came across 1 method for which no cube rotations are required and thats ZZ. Problem is, there aren't many videos for the ZZ method. I'm not trying to boast my intelligence because I know I'm no genius, but all I need is just a clear explanation on EOline and then the method is mine. Esperantanso or whatever his name is has a video on it, but he was a bit vague and didn't take any considerations as to how the 'watcher' solves the cube. I'm not here to critique anyone's videos, I just want someone to give me a clear explanation on EOline and then I'll figure out block building on my own.
1. Get faster at F moves <--- this one probably means that I need to buy myself my first DIY
2. Switch to a different method
Now, I've came across 1 method for which no cube rotations are required and thats ZZ. Problem is, there aren't many videos for the ZZ method. I'm not trying to boast my intelligence because I know I'm no genius, but all I need is just a clear explanation on EOline and then the method is mine. Esperantanso or whatever his name is has a video on it, but he was a bit vague and didn't take any considerations as to how the 'watcher' solves the cube. I'm not here to critique anyone's videos, I just want someone to give me a clear explanation on EOline and then I'll figure out block building on my own.
