you aren't serious right?

@@dark6.6E-34 yes. It's either a memory trick; or technique, or a magic trick. If it's memory then the feat isn't solving the cube, it's just a matter of how much he can remember. And as I said, it would be a more appropriate and more impressive show if his hands were through a cut box, instead of the ridiculous paper sheet under a blindfold, which you normally see in magic tricks. So yes, I am very serious.

@@Dazzletoad you are actually insane. Look for the nearest rubiks cube gathering, club, or tournament setting and go there for once to cure whatever you have going on there.

@@Dazzletoad It wouldn't change anything anything if I did it with my blindfold and the cover or the hands in the box. Either way I cannot see the cube. Its also a combo of perfect memorizaton of every single piece and perfect execution and technique of over 100+ moves. Not a magic trick.

@@ryancubes6656 I was just saying that being blindfolded and then having something placed between the sitter and the object is commonly seen in magic tricks. I didn't say what you did was, it was just one possibility. Having your hands in a box as part of the showmanship would be better in my opinion. Either way, it's cool if you really can memorise a huge number of steps from a pre-set to solve that. Good job :D

@@dabmachine1 dont forget I have a sub 7 and u don’t

Yes all your memorization time counts

So I used to memo corners wings centers but now I memo wings centers corners and the reason for this is becuase I would memo corners wings centers then review centers wings corners where as now I memo wings centers corners then review just centers and wings so it eliminates that extra corners review.

@@frogcubes sometimes they hold this event at competitions as an unofficial event so I will practice a little bit leading up to those comps

@@unicornbetrayal This actually used to be an official event back in the day but the WCA removed it but sometimes they hold it as an unofficial event and I’ve podiumed twice

@@ryancubes6656 yeah i was joking but glad to see that some comps do it unofficially, congrats on the podiums

Thx! ya I hope I can get a podium soon. Idk how but I have really good accuracy with 4 blind even better than 3 blind I think.

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Yoo

@@elizeitlin5111 it’s surprisingly pretty fun

@ryancubes6656 yeah lol clock is also stupid but surprisingly fun. I have to admit i do clock

@@Dantheman97 haha ya magic is pretty repetitive and can look the exact same

@@ryancubes6656 true

@@sauwsome it’s not pb but it’s really close

So for the wrm v10 that im using in the video its a bit fast so i slowed it down with nebula and galaxy(Speedcube shops lube lineup) and for cubes that I want to speed I up I use lunar and dnm 47.

@@Harrysun7 it’s a tough barrier to break and it’s take me a long time but it’s possible. Just really focus on inspection, lookahead, and f2l efficiency.

@@Harrysun7 I used to main the gan 11 m pro now I main the wrm v10

the execution was fine but I shouldve used the alg for the back angle

I have both my tensions and elasticity set at 4

Tornado has quality control issues. That’s why I went the the WRM V10 ball core (no maglev)

100% the wrm v10. I like both but the tornado felt very unstable and locky to me

Thank you! Also congrats whats your new PB?

@@ryancubes6656 you're welcome! My pb is 5.73

I know all 57 oll's and all 21 pll's but I know many alternate angle algs so I would say probably 100+

@@BonBon-uv6tl thx! Sub 10 is definitely doable I would just make sure you know full oll and pll and really focus on your f2l efficiency and look ahead. Cross + 1 isn’t necessary but the earlier you start on that the better. I have not used the wrm v9 but the v10 is a fantastic cube. It’s very smooth and fast while maintaining a stable feel.

@@ryancubes6656 thanks!

This cube is really good. Definitely worth a try.

@@ryancubes6656I just got it and it’s great. I’m curious, what tension and elasticity do you use?