I’ve enjoyed using the Gan 356i to keep tabs of turn count. I’m not very good but I’m surprised how little moves the odd solves are I can imagine you guys that know a lot off OLL & PLL are kicking butt. Love your cubing vids but I wish you posted more of your music too man :)
I like this approach of FMC. FMC on the fly. Result within minutes. But solving and counting at the same time is a hassle. A self counting cube would be nice.
No, I don't feel that actually represents how well each cube functions. They each have things that make them useful. Tier lists are lazy and click-bait-y.
In the biggining fcop example you could just have rotated the cube and save a free move instead of aufing before pll. But you did say you weren't gonna do a crazy solution.
Nope. It's started in the regulations that you cannot use any part of the scramble in your solution. If something looks similar you need to explain how you logically came to that conclusion.
I don't have a problem doing FMC like i do it sometimes in my mind(for roux only as to work on efficiency) but lets just say that I'm gonna be competing in FMC like how do i write down the moves is the reverse scramble thing necessary and how do i count my moves. At first I thought that it was easy but once i watched a vid about it i couldnt understand a thing i watched j perms video and urs too and a few others but i still couldn't get it.
Check my tutorial I link in the description. When you write moves that are on the inverse you invert them again and write them starting from the end moving forward. I'm sure that sound a little confusing but I visually demonstrated in the tutorial in the description
@@SpeedCubeReview I did check your tutorial but i still didn't understand, the tutorial was good but some stuff i didn't understand i will check it out right now again to try and understand. But i do have a question, are u allowed to use like multiple cubes and do you do moves WHILE typing the moves or just keep one as reference and one u do the moves while going. Thank you for answering my question.
@@SpeedCubeReview Wow, it looks really good, I didn't know it was possible to get a 356 with primary internals. Does it feel any different? The GAN megaminx also has primary internals and it feels very smooth.
@@SpeedCubeReview Thanks, that's interesting, and it makes a lot of sense. It's better to compare the same puzzle to gauge the difference, if any, to reduce the influence of other variables. I was thinking about how dyed plastic is way more finnicky than undyed plastic for 3D printing and was blaming on that how the Galaxy V2M feels like it needs way more care with lubrication than the GAN Megaminx. But that was just silly of me. There's a whole more than just that, the puzzle design, surface finish, texture, coating, additives, chemical treatment and so on, all play a (probably bigger) role in the final feel and performance of a plastic. And to be fair do dyed plastic, I do like the feel of the 2019 (glossy) Weilong WR M more than that of other cubes with all primary / undyed internals. And in the end, proper lubrication and setup should have a much bigger impact on the final feel of the puzzle.
Speaking of Sudoku, I've lately been getting interested in speed-solving Sudoku, it's really fun and quite a challenge. If you don't know the channel "Cracking the Cryptic", it is absolutely amazing - two experts who post many interesting sudoku-like puzzles and show how to solve them, the techniques are incredible and sometimes require real leaps of genius.
Your FMC tutorial has been on my watch-list for forever but tbh I was a bit intimidated. So thank you, I needed to hear this to finally give it a try.
I'm so glad!
This Video makes me wanna get into FMC again 😅
Thank you for confirming I am on the right track with my progress. And nice of you to include folks to take 2 minute solves as speed solvers.
This “FMC” is great for improving efficiency and understanding how piece move around the cube which can help in Lookahead
Nice video
I’ve enjoyed using the Gan 356i to keep tabs of turn count. I’m not very good but I’m surprised how little moves the odd solves are I can imagine you guys that know a lot off OLL & PLL are kicking butt. Love your cubing vids but I wish you posted more of your music too man :)
Perfect timing, I just watched your FMC Tutorial video :-)
Perfect!
I like this approach of FMC. FMC on the fly. Result within minutes. But solving and counting at the same time is a hassle. A self counting cube would be nice.
Yeah FMC is easy to do, very hard to get good at
Absolutely agree
Him: you can say fmc is easy
Us: really?
FMC is hard
Yea ik its just a joke
@@touseff okies
Can u explain fmc in short plz
Solving in the fewest amount of moves you can.
This video makes want to learn how to do fmc
I was just about to start all-arounding. Nice😎
I never knew a 180 degree move counted as one move. That's good to know.
Man this is really inspiring
can u do a cube tier list? like ranking them?
No, I don't feel that actually represents how well each cube functions. They each have things that make them useful. Tier lists are lazy and click-bait-y.
You are the best❤️❤️
In the biggining fcop example you could just have rotated the cube and save a free move instead of aufing before pll. But you did say you weren't gonna do a crazy solution.
Ya, I did that on purpose, not trying to save anything but just doing a more standard solve.
when is your new roux tutorial coming ?
also is using m slices in fmc counted as 1 or 2 moves ?
2 moves, I hate it to because I use roux.
I also use roux
but I have no interest in fmc
In the Facebook group they do Roux FMC where they use STM. If you want to use Roux for real FMC you can do edge insertions for the last part.
@@anandasubramanyanaravi9573 hello just found u randomly on a random video
@@SpeedCubeReview ok
4:30 that's actually 20 after the insert because r U2 r' L U' L' is r U2 x' L U' L' or just L F2 U' L'
whats your fastest 3x3 solve
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Mine is 9.667 was a pretty easy 1 look last layer (PLL skip baby)
I got a 6.85
mines 27.30 but i started cubing 5 weeks ago😁😁😀
Just a quick question, in FMC, can't we just reverse the scramble provided to us and write that down as the solution?
Nope. It's started in the regulations that you cannot use any part of the scramble in your solution. If something looks similar you need to explain how you logically came to that conclusion.
@@SpeedCubeReview O ok. I had that feeling, it couldn't be too easy LOL
Thanks for Replying!
6:10 That "kind of" is doing a lot of work.
This encourages me to do fmc:)
I saw a 6 move cross solution
I don't have a problem doing FMC like i do it sometimes in my mind(for roux only as to work on efficiency) but lets just say that I'm gonna be competing in FMC like how do i write down the moves is the reverse scramble thing necessary and how do i count my moves. At first I thought that it was easy but once i watched a vid about it i couldnt understand a thing i watched j perms video and urs too and a few others but i still couldn't get it.
Check my tutorial I link in the description. When you write moves that are on the inverse you invert them again and write them starting from the end moving forward. I'm sure that sound a little confusing but I visually demonstrated in the tutorial in the description
@@SpeedCubeReview I did check your tutorial but i still didn't understand, the tutorial was good but some stuff i didn't understand i will check it out right now again to try and understand. But i do have a question, are u allowed to use like multiple cubes and do you do moves WHILE typing the moves or just keep one as reference and one u do the moves while going. Thank you for answering my question.
For multiple cubes often one is regular and one is inverse for me, and then maybe I will keep on on a spot and try something else with the third cube.
Love your content!
Is it important to learn u perms from the back?
Yes, learn U and A perms from the front and back.
Well let's all give FMC- a try
I definitely agree. If you want to get top X in the world, fmc is probably the easiest event to do that
Please see your new cube collection
What r your thoughts on FMC with roux?
DOn't stick with one method anyway.
Heyyyy! please give me gan x v2 setup tips
Nothing. Set up is whatever you want. If you like it out of the box, don't do anything.
Big fan
which cube that cube looked very good
This is a Gan X with special half bright shades and primary internals.
SpeedCubeReview that is interesting!
Should i do zbll in fmc?
You usually want to do zero algs for FMC. ZBLL might work sometimes but it's not as efficient as inserting commutators or doing domino reduction.
Jperm said in his old videos that his discount code was a 10% off. Did it change from 10% to 5% or do some youtubers have 10 and others 5?
I believe most SCS sponsered youtubers have like a 10% discount though i believe it would vary in between the amount of views.
For everyone it dropped to 5%. About 4 years back it was 20%. Cameron decided to change it to 5% but also lower his prices.
That's nice
Cool
I do sub 20 I need help and good cube what you would suggest and I want you to reply
You can be sub-10 with any cube, even a Rubik's brand.
I got Official 2 54‘s... i tried blockbuilding bit I think it wasn’t efficient... and the third one was a DNF
👍👍👍
What if I use Roux?
M slices will be double moves.
@@SpeedCubeReview Noooooooo
😢😨😣😵😱
What cube is this?
My Gan X with half bright stickerless shades and primary internals.
Omg he reply I'm a big fan of you but I'm a non cuber:(
@@SpeedCubeReview Wow, it looks really good, I didn't know it was possible to get a 356 with primary internals. Does it feel any different? The GAN megaminx also has primary internals and it feels very smooth.
The color of plastic does not influence how it feels in any way that is observable over just how you lubricate it.
@@SpeedCubeReview Thanks, that's interesting, and it makes a lot of sense. It's better to compare the same puzzle to gauge the difference, if any, to reduce the influence of other variables.
I was thinking about how dyed plastic is way more finnicky than undyed plastic for 3D printing and was blaming on that how the Galaxy V2M feels like it needs way more care with lubrication than the GAN Megaminx. But that was just silly of me.
There's a whole more than just that, the puzzle design, surface finish, texture, coating, additives, chemical treatment and so on, all play a (probably bigger) role in the final feel and performance of a plastic. And to be fair do dyed plastic, I do like the feel of the 2019 (glossy) Weilong WR M more than that of other cubes with all primary / undyed internals.
And in the end, proper lubrication and setup should have a much bigger impact on the final feel of the puzzle.
Fmc is pretty cool but I’m too lazy to get good at it
haha me too
I solved a pyraminx
Left
Fmc is easy,
I score a solid 100 points every time
The video described in the description tho 😅
im early. time for a joke
i got nothin'
Koige
a solution that he spends a minute on has fewer moves than solutions i spend an hour on😭😭😭
For now 🧐
Koige
Speaking of Sudoku, I've lately been getting interested in speed-solving Sudoku, it's really fun and quite a challenge.
If you don't know the channel "Cracking the Cryptic", it is absolutely amazing - two experts who post many interesting sudoku-like puzzles and show how to solve them, the techniques are incredible and sometimes require real leaps of genius.
30th view
Early
Early lol but nobody cares
Fun fact:
You are reading this
🤣🤣
Oh it is easy? If it easy for 10 year olds.
(Warning: this is just a joke)