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I googled a solution a few years ago and I could solve it by memorizing a few algorithms.
I've forgotten those now. But I'm actually pretty good at intuitively solving the first two layers. I've discovered one or two algorithms for moving certain pieces to desired locations on my own.
There's probably zero chance I can get the last layer on my own, as I remember there being some mad complex algorithms.
Any tips to solving without simply memorizing moves? Like how do the Asian kids do it?
That's the only way I've managed to do it.You can peel the stickers off and put them where you want them.
They make new ones where you cannot do that....I miss the 80's cubeThat's the only way I've managed to do it.
Ruining everything about my childhood. Let me guess, it was designed by Michael Bay.They make new ones where you cannot do that....I miss the 80's cube
Worst "haiku" everher warm "Rubick's cube"
in my mouth I found her pube
our "Moonlight Danube"
Worst "haiku" ever
You can peel the stickers off and put them where you want them.
This is easily my favorite post I've read today.Ruining everything about my childhood. Let me guess, it was designed by Michael Bay.
Yeah, I can solve a Rubik's Cube. One of my useless talents. Takes me about 2 minutes, which is okay but not fast.
It's a bit of a pain in the ass to learn how to do it. There's a language you need to know in order to take instruction (right side inverted, front side blah blah blah...i don't remember the names of the moves now). It took me about 2 hours total to get everything down for the one algorithm I know (white cross).
There's no way in hell you can solve it noodling around without an algorithm...and that's not hyperbole. Anyone tells you any different, they're a liar.
You can peel the stickers off and put them where you want them.
This is true.
You can't solve it intuitively, I'm convinced.
Nevermind how complicated the moves are to get to the end, the final step in the most basic algorithm is fixing the last 2-4 corner pieces:
Hard to explain, but what you have to do to fix the grey pieces is essentially a trust fall. It will look like you're undoing everything you've accomplished until it all magically comes together.
So if some Sherdogger tells you he/she solved it on their own, know beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are full of shit.