The Heise Method Part 1

[@belalsir9974]

The best intro for a Rubik's cube method.

[@thephysicistcuber175]

it's only the hardest HUMAN method that exists, xD

[@akshattrivedi8837]

2:36

[@konsengborgohain1388]

agreed

[@Kipyminyman]

akshat trivedi same

[@spacemanmad]

+akshat trivedi That scream :p

[@CarlosAvila-sk4ol]

You just unmotiveted me in the first 20 seconds of the vid... xd

[@lewiekab]

Awesome dude. I now know that I never want to attempt the Heise Method unless I am plastered.

[@AtharvGoel]

"There i screwed it up! Fantastic!"

[@boxman8846]

You are literally everywhere.

[@AtharvGoel]

+Box Man ikr

[@kazekage281]

Thanks for clarifying that there had to be one color that was the same in all the blocks (for you it was white)! I kept doing this method and it would never work out correctly

[@DavidFugl]

i need a cube that turns like yours. where can I get one of those

[@wollywog]

Okay, that was a little condescending. Sorry.

[@isaacbogdewic9663]

Is he high

[@fuknames2123]

you said you had to be super advaNced, were you specificAlly talking about after orienting all the top layer edges cause I did all that pretty easily

[@carlhammill5774]

Is there an easier method that doesn't require memorizing long string algorithms?

[@xlarkkk4512]

Roux

[@TheLarsArne]

Actually i was on the heise page and read all the stuff and tried to do what it said, but didnt work so good after step 1. Then i found this vid and now i can do it. thx for help :)

[@GHpwners101]

so would it be possible to start with a regular f2l and leave one side open?

[@thephysicistcuber175]

if edges are oriented yes

[@victhecuber5956]

Tyler Thornberry, but that’s not the point.

[@croutawn]

Which Rubik's cube variant is that?

[@theomnivert]

i was hearing the intro while reading the comments and was laughing so hard man it is funny try it yourself

[@Henrique960517]

I thought the snyder method was harder

[@petrapine4995]

nope, snyder is just a last layer commutator variant (yes very late comment)

[@SergeyMenshov]

Thank you for a good video! Shortly and clearly!

[@hazystudios]

Your intro scared me off... going to continue with cfop, roux, petrus, and old pochmann... thanks!

[@wollywog]

@fuknames2123 You CAN do it easily, but to do it efficiently all of the time, you have to be very advanced.

[@AtharvGoel]

+Stephen J. it is LNOL not LOL

[@mrdimple1997]

Why would somebody go with the harder method rather than the easier method?

[@mikkelsvartveit]

Because it is more efficient

[@SF-ve3rc]

+Jaime Esperanza Jr. For FMC (Fewest Moves Challenge)

[@mikkelsvartveit]

^no, FMC has it's own methods, you don't use a speedsolving method for that

[@SF-ve3rc]

+Mikkel Svartveit Not necessarily. But either way using a harder method (more efficient) is generally for FMC. Also you can use any method you want, as long as you are within the 80 move limit.

[@mikkelsvartveit]

Lolno, more efficient methods are used for speedsolving too. It should be obvious that more efficient methods give you faster times

[@itsfarookmayne]

thanks I'm waiting long for this tutorial

[@ghosti2183]

Burn the Rubik's Brand!

[@alexting827]

Why do something the hard method when you have an easy method?

[@alexting827]

+Alex Ting such as the Fredrick method, I know there is a quite amount of memorizing but half of it is easy...

[@carloscantu8547]

Alex Ting it's the Fridrich method

[@carloscantu8547]

And other methods are easier for different people. Like zz is easier for people who like to orient the edges first, or just want to have the opportunity to do zbll, coll, cll, or just 2 look oll

[@Pedro-vr1ku]

Efficiency

[@BlockandCube]

You just know that you'll screw up an edge insertion when you have to orient the separate edge with an F. This is why I just stick to ZZ.

[@BlaZe1337YT]

Please help me with Zz I can't understand it! Skype me: live:ncao I use CFOP right now

[@Funnyvids00236]

This might be the worst tutorial I have ever seen

[@theothercuber]

thanks for making the vid!

[@galangjc2427]

All cubers that tutors heise method is only small youtubers

[@simonmaracine4721]

Not that bad... but where is part 2? Come on! Edit: Nevermind... I found it.

[@wollywog]

@fugloe I think I made this with my Ghost Hand II. You can get it at (triple w) (dot) cubedepotusa (dot) co (m)

[@galangjc2427]

Dude i think ryan heise is ghost

[@galangjc2427]

I think that method will be NEVER EXIST

[@TheChenkar]

like for awesome yell at 2:35

[@OnionDancer]

Then I thought Synder method was hard XD

[@jasbirkaur1845]

Everyone should do like that #REPORT,BAN#

[@aaronevert9503]

I'm Amazingsuperawesome, so I'm going to learn this method! XD

[@galangjc2427]

Cubing ghost

[@wollywog]

@mtrcurse I thought someone would find it funny...

[@RoughbhicksChubghe]

nosebleed

[@mtrcurse]

omg 2:35 so hillarius aaaii :D thnx for vid also

[@tyriemayo7754]

My dude... Tf is this

[@thewhitegoldfish]

You have lovely hands

[@brendand.2269]

Literally shit. Fumbling cube tutorial

[@Daniel-no4jf]

Even 1 look? I invented it myself. You look at the cube and then you use an online cube solve. Problem Solved : )