@AColdCuber 27 or 28 probably

@ is there a video?

@AColdCuber nope

@ oh, well nice solve

@@Harshsingh-it4om recognize the edge orientation correctly of your s2l pairs to reduce moves

Also massive congrats you’re very good

Sig a m a boy sig a ma boy (Russian talk) sigma boy!

@@KataevNikolayanimation i became 20 in early december

​@Mark-ww1vfI want to get first sub 2 in one month, is it possible?

@@KataevNikolayanimation if you are sub 10 in 3x3 it should not take longer than 1 week

@Mark-ww1vf wtf with KZbin, I about 7*7, my time now is like 3:20, but I want to get first sub 2 in a month.

@Mark-ww1vf can you help with this?

@@zacharyfriedman4186 a little hard due to me using 2 timers, one on my laptop and 1 on my phone

@@zacharyfriedman4186 from 2:30 it took about 200 solves to sub 1:30 and about 1000 solves to sub 1:10 global

Nah, studying is doubting myself

@Mark-ww1vf watching this while studying

@@susiyaocuber learn: nothing, practice: doing solves, I still do my corners with commutators except for 3 e perms

I solve it at the top and rotate if i don't see anything to pair up

And fucking keep it up you are amazing. And i love you profile picture. Ushiwaka <3

@@daferade You should realize how many pauses you do. If you are efficient getting very good at 7x7 should only require a bit more than 4tps which is very little. So reducing pauses is the main thing to focus on. If your solutions are already good the next thing to focus on should be reducing redundant moves like doing U moves to search for pieces. When your solutions feels comfortable you can focus on lookahead. To increase lookahead in edges actively looking for pieces might be helpful until you just see them without actually looking at them. Also based on what you average you probably don't do a lot of solves. Doing solves helps a ton. And based on your 3x3 avg I suggest you learn OLL and PLL and L2E algorithms. Keep grinding boss

@Mark-ww1vf I cube since 2014, averaging 25 solves a day 6x6 and 7x7 combined. (with my working hours is pretty difficult) I really appreciate that you took the time to answer! I'm almost full OLL and I am full PLL right now. Do you recommend learning specific OLL/PLL algorithms for big cubes? Thanks!!!

@daferade algs that mostly use RUF moves are very good

@@mileslentz ye

Springs lubed with thick silicone and the pieces are lubed with basically every lube i have on my table. I usually don't go for a specific lube combo, just something that makes the puzzle feel nice to turn

@@scotthuntercubing 800 to 1000

@ last year I only bagged 1100 from April - December so that probably explains it The Full time job nerf is real

@scotthuntercubing true, I had luck in doing Megaminx during winter break. My solves will definitely decrease from now on

@Mark-ww1vfwhat the hell 😭 Ive had like 700 maybe max in the past couple months

😭

@@khairur_rachim Well I am not sub 1 on average, this is just an ao5 so it doesn't show the big picture. I avg about 1:06 at home but I get better every day I practice. I will crack sub 1 probably next week

I agree, but i still consider it as a sub 1 success in 10 days

@@AndyMok it's never over, just pause less

@@SpeedyGamer-MMHS solves lol

Ich bestell mir neue Hardware pookie

@@susiyaocuber easy, ima do it with 6LLL cuz I don't wanna learn full star oll

@@Harshsingh-it4om maybe when I get a different megaminx

@Mark-ww1vf gan or Dayan ?

@Harshsingh-it4om I already have dayan pro and don't like it due to its shades, flimsiness and size although I do like the ridges. I will get gan, qiyi and sengso megas

​@Mark-ww1vf try the yuhu and gan v2

@@fdcubing ja locker flockig vom Hocker

@@svoda shii gotta watch that

@@chenbrian834 i also practice 7x7 but mainly mega

@Mark-ww1vf cool, thanks for answering, btw, merry christmas (kinda late lol) :)