So I want to learn how to speedsolve a 3x3 cube. Right now I only know how to do the layer by layer method. I've read that the best "next step" would be Fridrich method. However, when I learned LBL I learned to do it from the top layer down, not from the bottom layer up. So even if I want to learn the Fridrich method, I would essentially need to relearn any algorithms that I already know. I think what I'm getting at is: would I be better off learning a different intermediate method since I would need to learn it from scratch anyway?
TLDR: Learned LBL backwards. Should I still try to learn Fridrich, or learn a new method all together?
I had completely forgot about this game until I found this subreddit. I haven't played it since in forever but I still remember trying to get phase door in the beginning of the game by starting a new game over and over again.
If anyone else has any stories about it/has played it feel free to share!
Hey fellow redditors,
I was recently thinking of getting a new phone with virgin mobile and I can't decide if I should go with the blackberry, a solid smartphone, or the intercept, a cheap but low-end android.
Any advice would be appreciated
Edit: Thanks for the advice, I'm definitely gonna go with the Intercept.