and how fast can you solve it?
I don't bother timing myself however i can do it in less than two minutes.
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How? :cry: I've never been able to. Is there some technique to it or what? I just make progress then undo it trying to make more progress. Ninja-VoxRecord what you did then do it in reverse that order.
[QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"]How? :cry: I've never been able to. Is there some technique to it or what? I just make progress then undo it trying to make more progress. EadaraIt just requires both memorization of algorithms and a simple understanding of how it works. What algorithm could possibly relate to a rubiks cube? Even the box says it's all about just remembering what you did.
[QUOTE="Eadara"][QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"]How? :cry: I've never been able to. Is there some technique to it or what? I just make progress then undo it trying to make more progress. Ninja-VoxIt just requires both memorization of algorithms and a simple understanding of how it works. What algorithm could possibly relate to a rubiks cube? Even the box says it's all about just remembering what you did. No, there are algorithms. That's why experienced players can let someone else mix it up for them, then solve it blindfolded in a tub of sharks in 30 seconds.
[QUOTE="Eadara"][QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"]How? :cry: I've never been able to. Is there some technique to it or what? I just make progress then undo it trying to make more progress. Ninja-VoxIt just requires both memorization of algorithms and a simple understanding of how it works. What algorithm could possibly relate to a rubiks cube? Even the box says it's all about just remembering what you did.
Begginer method
http://peter.stillhq.com/jasmine/rubikscubesolution.html
Fridrich method
http://www.speedcubing.com/f2l_crossbottom.html
http://www.speedcubing.com/chris/3-orientations.html
http://www.speedcubing.com/chris/3-permutations.html
The fridrich method is what most people use to get it done in under 30 seconds but requires the memorization of 94 algorithms
[QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"][QUOTE="Eadara"][QUOTE="Ninja-Vox"]How? :cry: I've never been able to. Is there some technique to it or what? I just make progress then undo it trying to make more progress. Luncbox1It just requires both memorization of algorithms and a simple understanding of how it works. What algorithm could possibly relate to a rubiks cube? Even the box says it's all about just remembering what you did. No, there are algorithms. That's why experienced players can let someone else mix it up for them, then solve it blindfolded in a tub of sharks in 30 seconds. I saw a kid solve it in about 30 seconds while absolutely wasted. I was impressed. I've never had one so I don't know if I can do it. I would think I could get good at it if I tried it for awhile.
There's a trick, I don't know it, but a friend of mine can do the cube in under a minute.:Pgs_gearTheres not really a trick to it, its just memorizing algorithms and such. I have like 10 memorized and i can do it in around 1min 30 seconds. i could possibly be faster if i practiced more though.
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