@@MikeBoyd love your videos Mike (remember when your video is sponsored you have to say it in the begging of your video because you can get some problems with UA-cam)
Excellent video Mike, great to see that you learn with just intuition. Thanks a lot for mentioning us in the video as well! Would love to see you solve more puzzles in the future.
No joke, none of my friends could solve this, and we were sitting in my living room puzzled trying to figure it out. Then my mom, who openly says “yeah I’m not that smart, your dad is the smart one” walks by, asks us “what’s this?” and she solves this pyramix in literally less than a minute!
Intuitively solving a twisty puzzle is an amazing feeling. Even just watching someone else do it is nice. I recently solved the clover cube plus intuitively and I can safely say that those were some of the most fun hours of my life. Every time I solve it I'm reminded of how great it was the first time. I recommend solving something intuitively to any cuber looking for a reason to smile.
As a speedcuber, love the cubing videos! I recently made a video about me trying to get fast at pyraminx, but the production quality of this is SO good! Watching you work through it is an awesome process, love it!
I've learned the 2x2 and 3x3. I'm working on the 4x4 (using the ideas in Mike's "How to Learn" Skillshare class), but I love the Pyraminx. It's so fun to play with. I almost figured it out on my own, looked up one thing then worked out how to solve it all. Not sure I'm "solving it as one" but I am solving it.
Nice! The pyraminx was the first puzzle I ever solved without looking up how, its very satisfying how much easier it is to solve intuitively vs a regular rubiks cube.
The pyraminx will always have a soft spot in my heart. When I was about 12 I was fascinated by solving this and I didn’t really know the internet properly. I spent about 10 hours in total probably as a 12 year old learning to solve and creating my own method all by myself and have always been proud of my self to this day
I love the pyraminx. It's the first puzzle I solved without an algorithm. Only took 15 minutes! I moved things around and found a way to solve it that works every time. It's a really interesting puzzle
I liked it more when he used to prove that he actually learned it and didn't just stop the timer when he first solves it (cause that can be partly or fully luck). I'm not saying that he didn't actually learn how to solve them, I just feel like having that confirmation and then explaining how it works adds a much more satisfying end to the video.
i personally think the pyraminx is the easiest "cube" ever. i learned it in the first hour without any tutorials or anything/anyone helping me :). my pb is also 32 seconds. but good job Mike, never fail to amaze
When i was at school. I learnt to solve the corners first after getting one side complete, then 2 algorithms to move the edges around. Sadly i only remember one of those now so it takes much longer. I have someone's 5x5 to solve now, so i have to learn a different , more stsndard, way to solve that cos my methods won't work. Ho hum.
"U r a genius if u solve anything with intuition" we cubers know this but to the rest of the world " u r a genius if u can just solve any puzzle no matter with algs". Btw 40 mins that's dope man !!!!!!
The Ivy cube, 0:26, is one of the easiest twisty puzzles to solve in my opinion, I learned it after the Pyraminx without a tutorial. I'm no amazing cuber, but I think it's a great way to get started.
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The pyraminx is probably my favorite twisty puzzle out of the ones I own. It's just really fun to solve, nice and easy to learn if you're starting and just really fun overall.
it's honestly the best part about learning these puzzles. the more you learn, the more knowledge you can apply to solving harder/different ones without assistance
When my friend showed me his Pyramix, I decided to have a crack at it tutorial-less. And within a couple minutes I had solved it! I then got one from him for my birthday, and without tutorials I figured out a working algorithm that's solved it flawlessly every time!
For my birthday, my best friend got me a Pyraminx. I had no clues on how to solve it and while he was playing games I was busy twisting it on the couch trying to figure out how it turned. I spent some time trying to create my own algorithms from scratch. After over 1/2 an hour I had created my own algorithms and I learnt how to solve it intuitively. The only reason I didn't look online, was because I didn't bring my laptop to my friends house, so I really didn't have an option.
I learned to solve one of these while bored on deployment. Took me about the same amount of time. Right at the end there I could see you'd got it, you just hadn't realized it yet. I love that moment from the outside looking in. Must feel great.
But the 1x1 is impossible No cuber can solve it It's one of the universal mysterys Not even god could solve the 1x1 _the 1x1 demands worship from us all_
Wow Mike! When I learned how to solve the 3x3, a month later I moved onto the pyraminx. I had thought that it wouldn't be too hard as I have heard from a lot of the internet that it would be easy. I tried to learn the pyraminx layer by layer intuitively, but I eventually gave up as you explained it was really strange to me. That day, I figured out how it worked via tutorial, beginner method (solve sides until you get lucky). I eventually learned some pyraminx algorithms and by now, I am pretty confident with this WCA event. As a 3x3 main event solver, I love the pyraminx and I love that you were able to figure this out.
Hey, I am one of the best pyraminx solvers in the world and I would like to tell you that we solve the pyraminx intuitively by 1 looking (memorising the whole puzzle at once and solving without thinking twice) and because of the way we apply our intuition we avoid the 2 flip (when 2 pices are flipped) like in your case. For most of what you got it will be easier to use a tutorial so you can at least solve the thing. Sincerely, Aayush:)
I have a collection of 20-30 puzzles lined up on my windowsill, including a pyraminx. I had some workmates round for a games evening a few years back. Turns out there are 2 types of people - those who find it funny to scramble the whole collection, and those who want to see them all solved again. One guy who’s never solved these things, doesn’t know any basic algorithms or principles at all, took it upon himself to solve the pyraminx. People started to leave until just this guy was left - I didn’t know him that well but we got on well enough. I gently hinted that maybe it was time to leave, that I was quite tired, that I’d quite like to go to bed, but he was insistent on solving this pyraminx. About an hour later (after maybe 2 hours total?) he got there, thank god. I’ve since learnt to hide my collection from certain groups.
As a speedcuber it's always awesome to see these kinds of videos. One thing that I think would be cool for you to attempt is the square-1. Its this shapeshifting puzzle that is absolutely mind-boggling to try to understand and I think it would make for a fascinating video. Once again, love this kind of content, always so cool to see more people cubing.
I did this once, turns out all you have to do is solve one side enough times and it all clicks into place You do need an (easy) algorithm to get the side sometimes though
This was actually very smart or very lucky. According to my info, the pyraminx is one of few Rubik style puzzles that don’t require an algorithm to solve (you can look up a simple guide on solving it), so for mike to choose this puzzle to solve without using algorithms is just perfect!
This guy is a genius. Here i am who learned how to solve a Rubik's cube and mike solved a pyraminx with NO tutorial. This is the kind of people i respect alot.
I was actually kinda disappointed by pyraminx , I just didn't get the feeling of achievement that I felt with my first Rubik's cube solve and megaminx solve. But it's still a fidget toy tho...
It is super easy to solve a pyraminx I literally have solved it in 5 seconds and I have never looked up a tutorial I learned how to do it my self and made up my own algorithms
Great job personally the pyraminx is one of my favorites because of the unique shape and the simplicity it was fun to watch you try and figure it out it reminded me of when I first tried to solve it and how I was so excited because it took me only around 5 minutes to figure out how to solve it it’s an amazing puzzle and it was fun to watch you solve it
Yep, this is something you can easily figure out yourself by just toying with it. That cannot be said for a proper 3x3. When I got this thing myself I immediately noticed that the corner pieces were redundant.
I always loved this pyramid puzzle as a pre-teen and a teen because it was actually easy to figure out how to solve it intuitively. The 3x3x3 cube always frustrated me because it felt like I should be able to figure out how to solve it intuitively, but could only successfully get to one side properly solved without using an algorithm.
Mike I feel like ur videos would be a great tv programme because an average person learning hard things step by step is very interesting and watchable. Also u make it look like a tv programme and it works well haha
I remember getting invited to a D&D group, the hosts had a bunch of twisty puzzles. I spent an hour or so solving them intuitively, and they were in awe. I think the pyraminx took around 20 mins, but I didn't know how to solve a 3x3 or even a 2x2 at the time. So I was probably experimenting more, and that allowed me to make faster progress
New subbie! I just learned of your channel recently and this is the first video I'm watching. Which is great because it takes me back to my childhood! I could solve this particular puzzle in a flash when I was a kid. I'm not sure I could now, but one thing's for sure, I can relearn how.
I remember my friend figuring it out with me the same way. It was pretty simple and we were blown away that if you know the 3x3, you'll be able to intuit the pyraminx.
I've been into the twisty puzzle hobby for a few years now and lemme tell you; there are few things that feel as good as solving a standard Rubik's Cube for the first time and then using and applying that knowledge to other puzzles.
I remember fiddling with a 2x2 when visiting someone’s place, so I only had a limited amount of time, but I found a way!! And even applied it to the 3x3 and from there later figured out how to solve that one too!! It is rewarding
Good job! I also figured out how to do it by myself. I solved a layer just like a normal cube, and then for the 3 remaining pieces i chose one of the solved edges as a slot to move the unsolved pieces into and then into their correct positions until solved. Took me a while though
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Love the way you figure things out from scratch Mike. Huge inspiration to us all! And yay for Daily Puzzles! 😍
Heyyy its tingman
From tnl cruber
Let’s turn this into a cubing channel like yours
hello tingman, I love your videos :)
Best speedyoutuber
Way to go Mike! Nice job figuring it out :D
hey cubeorithms!
Whoa cuveorithms!!
Cubeorothms! Love your stuff
Yeah but the site that send it to him is really not good
Cubeorithims’
I love what this man does. Original content is hard to find on UA-cam these days. Mike is killing it!!
cheers Bryce :)
@@Thresher-ls9zq mike shake got inspired
@@MikeBoyd love your videos Mike (remember when your video is sponsored you have to say it in the begging of your video because you can get some problems with UA-cam)
100th like
6th comment of what someday be a very liked comment
Always excited to see twisty puzzles on your channel! Nice job! Nothing feels better than solving a challenging puzzle without help!
RedKB I miss your videos
Will u upload again?
omg u alive men hi
Why did you stop uploading?
Are you taking a break?
Either way glad to see that you are okay
i thought you died
Excellent video Mike, great to see that you learn with just intuition. Thanks a lot for mentioning us in the video as well! Would love to see you solve more puzzles in the future.
Helllllllo!
Wow nice idea to send it to him
Billi
Hi, i buy mutch cubes from your store
Yayh
mike: pyraminx
every cuber ever: Hello there.
So true
i am a cuber and i clicked the video to do just that
Yep
Next step: Rubik's Tesseract
general kenobi
Babies in mothers stomach: …
Mike in his mothers stomach: I’m going to get out. This is day 1 hour 0…
Womb*
@@samrashah3182 nerd
@@krystiandymurski1469 okay Maximilianmus
@@dougray7019 i wanted to change the pic but im too lazy too
@@krystiandymurski1469 ITS FUCKING COMMON KNOWLEDGE YOU LEARN THAT SHIT IN YEAR 6
No joke, none of my friends could solve this, and we were sitting in my living room puzzled trying to figure it out. Then my mom, who openly says “yeah I’m not that smart, your dad is the smart one” walks by, asks us “what’s this?” and she solves this pyramix in literally less than a minute!
Bruh
Lying 🤥
r/thathappened
Pyramix is one of the easiest wca puzzles
💀bro dafaq
The box in the intro is every cuber's Dream...
Lol yeah
So true
Freakin drooling right here
Tru pog
Yup
Intuitively solving a twisty puzzle is an amazing feeling. Even just watching someone else do it is nice. I recently solved the clover cube plus intuitively and I can safely say that those were some of the most fun hours of my life. Every time I solve it I'm reminded of how great it was the first time. I recommend solving something intuitively to any cuber looking for a reason to smile.
“It needs to be solved...as one” I love the dramaticness
It is actually one if the easiest.
When i saw your comment i was right when he said that🤣🤣🤣
What's the song at 2:42?
@@morphos8793 Aka. The Liam Thompson outro.
@@morphos8793 YOU'RE WELCOME
2:41 Anyone else watch Browney and instantly think of him when they heard this song? Song is called Come 2Gether by Ooyy btw
yep 😂
As a speedcuber, love the cubing videos! I recently made a video about me trying to get fast at pyraminx, but the production quality of this is SO good! Watching you work through it is an awesome process, love it!
Not expected to dee you here
I've learned the 2x2 and 3x3. I'm working on the 4x4 (using the ideas in Mike's "How to Learn" Skillshare class), but I love the Pyraminx. It's so fun to play with. I almost figured it out on my own, looked up one thing then worked out how to solve it all. Not sure I'm "solving it as one" but I am solving it.
2:42 when I heard the music I thought my phone flipped to a Liam Thompson video
Same 😂😂
i was looking fr this comment 😂😂
As always... peace... **random hand movements** and buh bye
Same lol
Same
Nice! The pyraminx was the first puzzle I ever solved without looking up how, its very satisfying how much easier it is to solve intuitively vs a regular rubiks cube.
That laughter after he finally solved it was pure happiness
The pyraminx will always have a soft spot in my heart. When I was about 12 I was fascinated by solving this and I didn’t really know the internet properly. I spent about 10 hours in total probably as a 12 year old learning to solve and creating my own method all by myself and have always been proud of my self to this day
As a cuber this makes me SO HAPPY
Ye
And im sooo jealous of the box he got full of cubes haha
same
This comment is gonna blow up mark my words
Seeing daily puzzles main stream makes the happy more fun
I love the pyraminx. It's the first puzzle I solved without an algorithm. Only took 15 minutes! I moved things around and found a way to solve it that works every time. It's a really interesting puzzle
Mike be like: I'll solve the first layer again and again till I get a last layer skip, cuz first layer is intuitive and last need algorithms lmao-
I liked it more when he used to prove that he actually learned it and didn't just stop the timer when he first solves it (cause that can be partly or fully luck). I'm not saying that he didn't actually learn how to solve them, I just feel like having that confirmation and then explaining how it works adds a much more satisfying end to the video.
When you need him the most, he returns 🧡
Hmm. Did he ever leave?
@@bhpadma7671 no but he only uploads like once a month
Likebait
What's the song at 2:42?
He need to upload more this one only took like 40 minutes
i personally think the pyraminx is the easiest "cube" ever. i learned it in the first hour without any tutorials or anything/anyone helping me :). my pb is also 32 seconds. but good job Mike, never fail to amaze
If you put in the time to learn 5 algorithms for last layer, you can get sub 20 if you try, good luck!
Have you ever tried the 1x3x3?
3x3x1 is easier
Lets just appreciate that he never clickbaits
lets say some random things that most people agree upon to get some likes off of youtube comments
@@senata.s3034 Agreed
The great part about cubes is that one you learn the 3x3, it is significantly east to recognize the same pattern for solving (middle, edges, corners)
When i was at school. I learnt to solve the corners first after getting one side complete, then 2 algorithms to move the edges around. Sadly i only remember one of those now so it takes much longer. I have someone's 5x5 to solve now, so i have to learn a different , more stsndard, way to solve that cos my methods won't work. Ho hum.
"U r a genius if u solve anything with intuition" we cubers know this but to the rest of the world " u r a genius if u can just solve any puzzle no matter with algs".
Btw 40 mins that's dope man !!!!!!
Its so easy it takes like 10 mind to learn
I actually learnt to solve the pyraminx in 1 day without a tutorial and now I'm sub 10 at it still with the algs I invented.
You should do balisong (butterfly knife) flipping.
Definitely!
4:37 his victory laugh is the best in the world
Video suggestion: "This week I learned to balisong (butterfly knife)"
Mikeshake did that
YES
Hes done that🤨
@@kokakola837 no he’s not
One of my friends knows how to solve some of these and his brother is REALLY good at it and im gonna share this to him! Awesome vid
The Ivy cube, 0:26, is one of the easiest twisty puzzles to solve in my opinion, I learned it after the Pyraminx without a tutorial. I'm no amazing cuber, but I think it's a great way to get started.
The Cubes shown at the start of the video are epic!
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@@AxxLAfriku no
@@AxxLAfriku no
Yeah that 2 piece twist tortured me too when I learnt the pyraminx without a tutorial
The pyraminx is probably my favorite twisty puzzle out of the ones I own. It's just really fun to solve, nice and easy to learn if you're starting and just really fun overall.
Same. I spent hours teaching myself show to solve it’s so satisfying
it's honestly the best part about learning these puzzles. the more you learn, the more knowledge you can apply to solving harder/different ones without assistance
Next video: i will try to solve a rubik's cube one handed
When my friend showed me his Pyramix, I decided to have a crack at it tutorial-less. And within a couple minutes I had solved it! I then got one from him for my birthday, and without tutorials I figured out a working algorithm that's solved it flawlessly every time!
0:03 Every cuber's dream
For my birthday, my best friend got me a Pyraminx. I had no clues on how to solve it and while he was playing games I was busy twisting it on the couch trying to figure out how it turned. I spent some time trying to create my own algorithms from scratch. After over 1/2 an hour I had created my own algorithms and I learnt how to solve it intuitively. The only reason I didn't look online, was because I didn't bring my laptop to my friends house, so I really didn't have an option.
I actually did this myself too. I was messing around on it and solved it. Then figured out how I did it. Still can solve it to this day : )
I learned to solve one of these while bored on deployment. Took me about the same amount of time. Right at the end there I could see you'd got it, you just hadn't realized it yet. I love that moment from the outside looking in. Must feel great.
Lockdown again in 2021
Everyone : "oh no not again noooo...."
Me : "hell yeah time to focus on myself and enhance my skills"
Then lockdown is over and you havent done ANYTHING
@@gentus7239 hahaha well you are right procrastination is a big deal for many
@@gentus7239 haters be saying that without investing in mental health resources
3:35 you are very close! There is a very simple algorithm that i remembered xD
I’m gonna say what we are all thinking...
Your accent makes the video 10x better
I got jitters when I saw that huge box in the beginning haha. That would have made any average cuber's dream 😂😂
“This week I learned to solve the 1x1”
NOWW
@____________________ ya ya
tHiS wEeK i LeArNeD tHe 0x0
Lol
But the 1x1 is impossible
No cuber can solve it
It's one of the universal mysterys
Not even god could solve the 1x1
_the 1x1 demands worship from us all_
@@tigheb5412 exactly which is why I want him to solve it
@@delvindenni2432 he will outsmart god
I'm sure if it
@@tigheb5412 wow 😳 nice confidence
Wow Mike! When I learned how to solve the 3x3, a month later I moved onto the pyraminx. I had thought that it wouldn't be too hard as I have heard from a lot of the internet that it would be easy. I tried to learn the pyraminx layer by layer intuitively, but I eventually gave up as you explained it was really strange to me. That day, I figured out how it worked via tutorial, beginner method (solve sides until you get lucky). I eventually learned some pyraminx algorithms and by now, I am pretty confident with this WCA event. As a 3x3 main event solver, I love the pyraminx and I love that you were able to figure this out.
Next up: This week I learned speedcubing
Speedcubing is my favorite hobby
Same
next video: "I tried to be sub-30 on 3x3"
@@tyazgagaman671 I wish…
@@CraterCuber Good luck buddy. I'm sure you can do it 👍
@@CraterCuber wait, you are a sub-20 even sub-15. I take my word back 😂. I guess, good luck to become a sub-10 average (for me too actually)
I haven’t been on this channel in a couple of years, so cool to come back and you’re still trying new things
Hey, I am one of the best pyraminx solvers in the world and I would like to tell you that we solve the pyraminx intuitively by 1 looking (memorising the whole puzzle at once and solving without thinking twice) and because of the way we apply our intuition we avoid the 2 flip (when 2 pices are flipped) like in your case. For most of what you got it will be easier to use a tutorial so you can at least solve the thing.
Sincerely, Aayush:)
The fact that i got a pyramix for christmas 3 years ago and didnt solve it but you solved one in 43 minutes lowers my self confidence
2:45 He went Browney style and I like it.
whats that called again im tryna find it
I was about to say that😂
I was looking for this exact comment!
@@AndrewTateOfficial_ ofc browney is goat
You know, Mike just popped in my recommendations one day, and I’ve never regretted subbing. This guy... just what a fucking legend 😂
Cool stuff, would be cool if you ever go to a cube competition!
Petition starts right here 👇
3x3 blind
I have a collection of 20-30 puzzles lined up on my windowsill, including a pyraminx. I had some workmates round for a games evening a few years back. Turns out there are 2 types of people - those who find it funny to scramble the whole collection, and those who want to see them all solved again. One guy who’s never solved these things, doesn’t know any basic algorithms or principles at all, took it upon himself to solve the pyraminx. People started to leave until just this guy was left - I didn’t know him that well but we got on well enough. I gently hinted that maybe it was time to leave, that I was quite tired, that I’d quite like to go to bed, but he was insistent on solving this pyraminx. About an hour later (after maybe 2 hours total?) he got there, thank god. I’ve since learnt to hide my collection from certain groups.
if this guy can figure out a parity algorithm on his own, there's nothing he can't do
not that hard, I figured out one myself, and I wouldn't call myself that smart
@@theflatsixth so maybe pyranmix parity isn't that hard i guess. Im not familiar with pyranmix. I was thinking n*n n>=4 parities level
As a speedcuber it's always awesome to see these kinds of videos. One thing that I think would be cool for you to attempt is the square-1. Its this shapeshifting puzzle that is absolutely mind-boggling to try to understand and I think it would make for a fascinating video. Once again, love this kind of content, always so cool to see more people cubing.
I did this once, turns out all you have to do is solve one side enough times and it all clicks into place
You do need an (easy) algorithm to get the side sometimes though
This was actually very smart or very lucky.
According to my info, the pyraminx is one of few Rubik style puzzles that don’t require an algorithm to solve (you can look up a simple guide on solving it), so for mike to choose this puzzle to solve without using algorithms is just perfect!
To he honest, it is pretty easy to solve considering I solved it without even trying to.
I was supprised that you made it with no help in just 43 minute
I had one of these...I just fiddled with it and I got it in like 10 min every time lol
Yeah mate! Dailypuzzles is the greatest cube store in the world 🔥
Finally something he learns which i can proudly say ik how to do.😆😆😌😌
This guy is a genius. Here i am who learned how to solve a Rubik's cube and mike solved a pyraminx with NO tutorial. This is the kind of people i respect alot.
I remember first solving one of these late at night in a car going home in China after getting it a few hours prior
0:32 That company sent in a box of maybe $150 worth of cubes and was able to get an ad read for a half a million viewed video 😂🤷♂️
Taking everything in consideration , the pyraminx is actually easier than the standard 3/3 cube especially if you have ever solved the 3/3 :)
Yes, can related
Plus, he can solve it blind
@@TobsterStrudel yup that's the point
I was actually kinda disappointed by pyraminx , I just didn't get the feeling of achievement that I felt with my first Rubik's cube solve and megaminx solve. But it's still a fidget toy tho...
It is super easy to solve a pyraminx I literally have solved it in 5 seconds and I have never looked up a tutorial I learned how to do it my self and made up my own algorithms
The corners arent useless, they help determine what side is what color
You can also just look at the rest of the puzzle
My god! I had this for like 5-7 years and never solved it, and now seeing you promotes me to do it!
I learned to do it by myself by just solving random sides and eventually solved it.
Same !!
Same lol
yes, do one color at a time and then it comes together at some point
Great job personally the pyraminx is one of my favorites because of the unique shape and the simplicity it was fun to watch you try and figure it out it reminded me of when I first tried to solve it and how I was so excited because it took me only around 5 minutes to figure out how to solve it it’s an amazing puzzle and it was fun to watch you solve it
Ngl, this is one of the easiest cubes to solve, but still good job
I learned it in 5 min
@@A590Gaming same, if you can solve the 3x3 easily then it is not hard to solve this cube
@@ethanj9833 yup its basically the same for the most part
@@A590Gaming what's ur time for the 3x3?
@@ethanj9833 my Pb is 16.53 second
Nice video, thaught i would try this before watching and got it in 7 minutes felt pretty good about myself after that
This is like the easiest “cube” to solve by just figuring it out
Yeah I invented my own algorithms for it.
It's also easy to just get lucky and have the puzzle be solved. That's why I was disappointed he only did it once.
@@jybler007 me too, lol🤣
I figured them out in around an hour😁
@@jybler007 same
Yep, this is something you can easily figure out yourself by just toying with it. That cannot be said for a proper 3x3. When I got this thing myself I immediately noticed that the corner pieces were redundant.
The song at 2:41 is Come 2gether by Ooyy
Mike is starting to look like a crazy hunter who lives in the desert, in the 1980's who goes a British dentist.
Took me half an hour to understand the movement but right after I solved it
This was the first "rubic cube" puzzle I succeed in witouth searching an algorithm up.
me too, but it took me multiple weeks
2:24
up prime, left, up, left, up prime, left
u get it just follow that till its done :) rlly easy
How To Solve A Pyraminx:
Do One Side
Get To The Other
Get To The Other (If Needed)
Solved.
No, it's not meant to be solved side by side
I always loved this pyramid puzzle as a pre-teen and a teen because it was actually easy to figure out how to solve it intuitively. The 3x3x3 cube always frustrated me because it felt like I should be able to figure out how to solve it intuitively, but could only successfully get to one side properly solved without using an algorithm.
Let’s gooo
When I first got my Pyraminx (which is a keychain) I was able to figure out how to solve it within like 10 minutes lol.
But did you really learn to do it or did you just solve it once?
Mike I feel like ur videos would be a great tv programme because an average person learning hard things step by step is very interesting and watchable. Also u make it look like a tv programme and it works well haha
im the first one
Yes
Yes
Who cares lmfao
I’m glad you had this experience. Upon getting I accidentally solved it within a min so I didn’t get to experience the challenge the pyramix holds
Intuition was the same way I solved when I first got mine it was so satisfying. Awesome job Mike. Keep it up.
I remember getting invited to a D&D group, the hosts had a bunch of twisty puzzles.
I spent an hour or so solving them intuitively, and they were in awe.
I think the pyraminx took around 20 mins, but I didn't know how to solve a 3x3 or even a 2x2 at the time.
So I was probably experimenting more, and that allowed me to make faster progress
New subbie! I just learned of your channel recently and this is the first video I'm watching. Which is great because it takes me back to my childhood! I could solve this particular puzzle in a flash when I was a kid. I'm not sure I could now, but one thing's for sure, I can relearn how.
I remember my friend figuring it out with me the same way. It was pretty simple and we were blown away that if you know the 3x3, you'll be able to intuit the pyraminx.
I've been into the twisty puzzle hobby for a few years now and lemme tell you; there are few things that feel as good as solving a standard Rubik's Cube for the first time and then using and applying that knowledge to other puzzles.
I love you content man you are killing it
I wish for one more video to view the internal part of your massive collections especially the pyramids
I remember fiddling with a 2x2 when visiting someone’s place, so I only had a limited amount of time, but I found a way!! And even applied it to the 3x3 and from there later figured out how to solve that one too!! It is rewarding
I remember the first time I solved a pyraminx. I was so happy that I got to solve it without any help. It's just so satisfactory
Good job! I also figured out how to do it by myself. I solved a layer just like a normal cube, and then for the 3 remaining pieces i chose one of the solved edges as a slot to move the unsolved pieces into and then into their correct positions until solved. Took me a while though