Attempting to Solve a POLARIS CUBE (With NO Help)

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0:00 Polaris Cube
1:33 Solve Attempt
4:09 Solve Attempt (Again)
5:33 Solve Attempt (New Strategy)
12:51 Intense

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Комментарии : 1,3 тыс.

@vedantchaudhary1979 2 года назад

You know this the reason non - cubers think you must be genius to solve a cube. This is what they think we do for 3x3

@spxrrxw 2 года назад

You kinda do have to be a genius to solve a cube without a tutorial

@schmaffew2343 2 года назад

@@spxrrxw Not once you have the algs memorized.

@hattu2374 2 года назад

@@schmaffew2343 You cant learn the algs if you dont wach tutorial (or you are a genius)

@mrthomas88 2 года назад

3x3 is definitely harder than the polaris cube, for it you just solve a skewb (which is easy) and then just put in the extra pieces just intuitively, for 3x3, you need to memorize algs

@schmaffew2343 2 года назад

@@hattu2374 I learned them off a sheet of paper...

@billionai4871 2 года назад

This polaris cube feels like a "4x4 skweb" if that makes sense. You did it backwards, but it was a similar idea to trying to solve a 4x4 by reduction to a 3x3. Surprised you haven't hit a parity case - if those even exist

@lightningiscool8741 2 года назад

true

@danielhawley2504 2 года назад

When he was solving the edges that's exactly what I was thinking about. It has the exact same idea as solving a 4x4.

@MXY... 2 года назад

how would parity even work

@robertzarfas9556 2 года назад

I’ve had one for a few years now and I’m pretty sure there is no possible parity. Because the corners can turn independently it removes a lot of the skewb limitations and adds a lot of degrees of freedom.

@rubenvanderheiden6441 2 года назад

@@MXY... By having the dges of only one corner swapped i guess

@Multicubing 2 года назад

Having other cube knowledge certainly helps with new puzzles! Well done! I may not have thought of the skewb...

@georgiageo1681 2 года назад

So many likes dude!!!

@Gordonizon Год назад

@@georgiageo1681 ikr

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

Hey J Perm! You’ve pretty much changed my life through your RU-vid channel and your videos, I had NO hobbies before cubing and when I found a Rubik’s cube and your channel, it completely changed my life. You got me to averaging sub-12 in about one year. Thank you! (And also, at what speed would you recommend starting cross +1?)

@sunilnaugainustleaderdpstl8736 2 года назад

I have almost the same story as you except, I got into cubing a bit earlier than watching his videos.

@sicapanjesis3987 2 года назад

You're sub-12 and still don't know cross+1???

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

@@sicapanjesis3987 Yeah. I just haven’t gotten around to learning it yet.

@sicapanjesis3987 2 года назад

@@JudeStradtner why tho? You definitely know it'll improve your time a lot

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

@@sicapanjesis3987 Yeah. I honestly don’t know why I haven’t learned it yet. I’m gonna start in the next few days tho.

@ayadhussain1304 2 года назад

J perm on his way to solve every weird puzzle I respect that.

@muhacarcubing1302 2 года назад

True ❤️

@JasminePlaysRBX 2 года назад

he is becoming z3cubing lol

@westy1501 2 года назад

@@JasminePlaysRBX but better

@ImNotKX20 2 года назад

@Westy Yaaaaaaaa

@lutimstrickshots9253 2 года назад

This is definitely the best of the Attempting to solve with no help series. You are an absolute genius to be able to solve that monstrosity.

@MrMemerGame Год назад

This is basically a skewb but you can corner twist.

@MrrBreast Год назад

Lol id say its an easy skewb

@the__L 2 года назад

The polaris cube is fun, I remember a friend lent one to me. I would solve all the little edges and then realize I messed up the skewb part somewhere, so then I would have to do it all over again. Still a fun cube

@Hagurmert Год назад

if you want a hard puzzle try the puppet cube 1, you’ll definitely enjoy it *spends 50 hours and cant get anywhere close to solving*

@matthiasdercksen4423 2 года назад

I have developed this weird habit to just solve my cube while watching u do it in ur video. Im am approaching 15 sec now and u have been my number 1 motivation and trainer, thank u so much. Keep up the amazing content 🔥🔥

@mmmmmmm81622 2 года назад

Did you watch his advanced method? Because I just learned the beginner method but I want to solve it faster

@simianas3884 2 года назад

Same

@matthiasdercksen4423 2 года назад

@@mmmmmmm81622 What is ur avarage time? i did watch a few of them(not all of them). But my tip for u is: Learn the CFOP, a few extra handy F2L cases, and a LOT of practise. If u need more information, feel free to ask me :)

@mmmmmmm81622 2 года назад

@@matthiasdercksen4423 my average time is a minute and 20 seconds, but yea I’m probably gonna try to learn cfop today. ty

@matthiasdercksen4423 2 года назад

@@mmmmmmm81622 i dont want to discourage u, but it will take a long time to learn and practise. Try to learn basic F2L first. Tip: at first u will actualy be slower than normal, but if u keep trying, u will become much faster.

@jlpainter1151 2 года назад

this has been the most interesting of your "attempting to solve with no help" series. Now that you are above 1 million subs, I hope there is more of this type of content. #JPERMILLION

@sephsolves9150 2 года назад

#jpermillion*

@ok-vk9fv 2 года назад

Lol click on the hashtag there is a guy who puts it on his every video

@user-rm6mx7np4l 2 года назад

@@ok-vk9fv oh wait what lol

@jlpainter1151 2 года назад

@@sephsolves9150 thanks

@toxic2971 2 года назад

I bought a jperm million bag to support him lol

@mattieandgracie8692 2 года назад

I’m a non-cuber but I love watching your videos it has taught me a lot like how to lose loosen and tighten and take apart the one Rubik’s cube that I have

@bigbosspanda1976 Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7Ron6MN45LY.html Learning to solve the cube is the most important part, if you get good at it you could be more invested in these videos and want to learn more, I recommend it.

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

Two questions: what is the fastest official or unofficial time that you have seen IN PERSON? And what is the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen at a cubing competition?

@aosksnneen 2 года назад

he anwsered the second question in a qna. he said that 1 person needed to do 1 solve and right before he wanted to solve the fire alarm went off. then they watched 1 person do 1 solve and the coppotition ended and everybody went homr

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

@@aosksnneen Yeah. That might have changed though.

@thespeedcubingstudio2537 2 года назад

@@JudeStradtner no it wont have changed due to lack of physical comps

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

@@thespeedcubingstudio2537 I don’t know what you mean, there are lots of comps in the USA right now. I don’t know about in Canada.

@JudeStradtner 2 года назад

@@thespeedcubingstudio2537 There’s definitely not a lack of comps. There are 7 upcoming comps in Canada.

@caemmet 2 года назад

Fun fact: you are the one who made me a cuber Thank you for helping me solve my own cube. Your my fav youtuber ever

@caemmet 2 года назад

Oh my lord that’s a lot of likes

@tunjoshua3355 2 года назад

Me too

@caemmet 2 года назад

yay les gooo people are like me

@robertzarfas9556 2 года назад

I remember I got this for teacher appreciation day a couple of years ago. I knew nothing about it when my student handed it to me. But I already was pretty good at skewb. It ended up taking me about an hour an a half to solve it first time. Fastest puzzle I’ve ever figured out how to solve all on my own. I couldn’t put it down and actually ended up solving it in the middle of a meeting with a parent.

@ayubfauzaan4554 Год назад

How did the parent react

@robertzarfas9556 Год назад

@@ayubfauzaan4554 Her son was autistic and she was a very compassionate and patient person, so while I'm sure she was a little annoyed at first, I think she understood that I absolutely had to keep working on it. And I wasn't the one leading the meeting anyway.

@BananaWormski Год назад

seems like if you know how to solve skewb and do commutators, you can solve this cube, cool!

@griffinbrooks6748 2 года назад

Pairing the edges with the corners on this cube makes me think of the reduction method on big cubes when pairing up edges.

@sayanthebot5365 2 года назад

Thanks Jperm for this tutorial

@aryasaktiflister_aw 2 года назад

I just LOVE to see how strong your analytical skills are when sightread solving these puzzles. It's like watching some maths expert tackling an olympiad problem

@meable3763 2 года назад

You should try to solve a ghost cube, they look like they're made of stuff from the 4th dimension

@hlydra8838 2 года назад

don't stop these challenge videos, keep em coming!

@cubingtips381 2 года назад

This cube looks scarier than the puppet Cube

@Rayz0xYT 2 года назад

Jperm You are amazing!!!! Keep up the good work , Next Jperm video be like: Hoe to sovle the axis cube With no help!!!!

@helpmereach45ksubswithoutvideo 2 года назад

These videos makes our days better

@TheLizardKingReal 2 года назад

I LOVE these type of videos!

@brickfaceproductions8868 2 года назад

I love all your vidoes kip it up!!!You were my inspiration to cubing!!!

@adsoyad7652 2 года назад

Keep*not kip*

@brickfaceproductions8868 2 года назад

@@adsoyad7652 Thx Autto correct🤣🤣🤣JK

@xqwoz 2 года назад

So he's not your inspiration on cubing anymore?

@brickfaceproductions8868 2 года назад

@@xqwoz yes he is why won't he be

@ItsOakie 2 года назад

@@brickfaceproductions8868 because you wrote were not are

@rarestrarity3702 2 года назад

This series keeps getting better and better I love it!

@Nolandeslongchamp 2 года назад

Wow you are so committed. Great job!!

@BBYDJ 2 года назад

Congratulations on hitting one mil shbs!

@nielsvandenberg5535 2 года назад

Keep making these i love them!

@thespecuber1319 2 года назад

The strategy that you applied of solving the corners and then centres and edges is actually really smart

@Kurokuma10 2 года назад

I love this series!

@senordonkfish4375 2 года назад

Love this content, it inspires me to want to try one of these “solve the puzzle w/ no help” myself, but I’d have to pick you that you haven’t done hahaha

@smokyviking2101 2 года назад

You made that looks so easy I'm excited for my one to arrive I thought it was going to be a nightmare but you made it look so easy I don't think it's going to be as difficult as I thought

@taymtheanimator8580 2 года назад

I love your channel keep up the good work!😊

@IrishGoat2828 2 года назад

This is an awsome vid. Love it man.

@kostas5520 2 года назад

You have to corner twist it to solve it. *Cubers: *confused screaming.

@lindsayloo2979 2 года назад

You should try the "pentical cube" it'd like a 2x2 and 3x3/megamimx and it's pretty intuitive, but really fun

@abigailpanthaworn3383 2 года назад

Great job!!

@CheeseY420 2 года назад

Love your videos!

@andrewculligan3623 2 года назад

YES!!! These are my favourite videos. I literally got so excited when I saw this notification. Honestly bro, I cannot thank you enough for bringing me so much joy. When I first started cubing (about half a year ago), I watched your tutorial vids so much, and you have taught me basically all I know. I currently average 28 secs, and I’m working on lowering that to sub 20. Thank you so much, you’re the best!!!

@jlpainter1151 2 года назад

i learned from J Perm also, and I average 20 seconds, with a pb of 15

@satYOfootball 2 года назад

Really? I average like sub 23 and pb 15

@cwuber2023 2 года назад

Can we all just appreciate how Dylan tortures himself with these challenges for our pleassure

@mmmmmmmmmmmmm 2 года назад

These are your best videos!

@couldntpickaname675 2 года назад

I have been waiting for another vid like this love your videos

@sunilnaugainustleaderdpstl8736 2 года назад

Your videos are getting too interesting now, its been a long journey, I remember when you used to do challenges that seemed hard but now looking back at them, they look very easy. Also it is crazy to imagine that you are growing so fast you got 1M in not time. Dang, time flies by fast.

@caemmet 2 года назад

Yes, yes it does..

@caemmet 2 года назад

Love your life, cuz it flies by fast

@adamtrinklein9216 2 года назад

I love seeing your videos on learning to solve different Rubik’s cubes! They are super entertaining!

@unnoticedguy 2 года назад

I just learned the puppet Cube and I still terrified of this puzzle

@sushimanen_imchen 2 года назад

Nice video keep up with the work❤❤

@brandonclarke185 2 года назад

you don't have to worry about spoilers, J perm. You are so good at what you do, I think every cuber has already watched all of your videos.

@Starlight_Hope- 2 года назад

"I know you guys don't like it when I'm lucky" Way to make us the villian Dylan -.- Buuuuuuut it's deserved 💀

@sushi_guylol2644 2 года назад

wow jperm great job!!!

@CatherineKimport 2 года назад

This is one of my favorites!

@kgl2352 2 года назад

I didnt think the day would come that you would try this monstrosity of a puzzle

@snowy_the_wolf 2 года назад

thanks so much j perm for your tutorials, they helped so much and now i've gotten a gan 11 m pro and recently i got a desk to do my solves on and i've even gotten a cubing mat. i've made so much progress thanks to you! 😊

@prism77711 2 года назад

I love these type of videos

@DarthChewdup 2 года назад

As someone who also figured this puzzle out by themselves, I was so glad that you switched strategies.

@SMinthehouse 2 года назад

Hey Dylan, hope you're having a good day! I just wanted to know, how do you make your 'cube images' like for example at 12:46 the skewb image or for example the special arrow diagrams that you made in your "can every pll be solved with a J perm video"

@JPerm 2 года назад

With the help if pre existing images or visual cube (website by conrad rider) + photoshop

@SMinthehouse 2 года назад

@@JPerm oh I see, thanks a lot😊

@mohitaryan1135 2 года назад

Hello sir, I have a question for you As you have taught us earlier that using the EG method, we can 1-look a solve in a 2x2 cube So is it possible that after calculating the solution, a 2x2 cube can be solved blindfolded using the EG method instead of the regular blindfolded method? I'll look forward for your answer. Thank you and keep up the good work...

@tbf79alexis 2 года назад

Yes

@mohitaryan1135 2 года назад

@@tbf79alexis Thank you for the answer bro...

@sicapanjesis3987 2 года назад

@@mohitaryan1135 every top solvers 1-look 2×2 solves, it's same as blindfolded

@spaceplatypus8090 2 года назад

@@mohitaryan1135 I like how you called him 'sir'. Very formal

@mohitaryan1135 2 года назад

@@spaceplatypus8090 Well im 15 y/o and he is kind of a teacher to us.. So yeah😅😅

@RealCallMeJoel 2 года назад

Right when you uploaded this video, I instantly went to Amazon to get a Polaris cube for myself to try it out for myself first. After getting the puzzle tonight and trying it out, I want to thank you for finding my new favorite skewb mod!

@heathercarlton6833 2 года назад

You are an insane cuber beast dude support you 1000%

@rebelgamerz1983 2 года назад

You are my inspiration whenever i feel down,i watch your videos which inspires me to cube.I just ordered a 2x2 Qiyi QIDI 2x2 please make a review video on that and YOU ARE THE BEST CUBER THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN.

@fuckingdumbo 2 года назад

he already has duh

@universalspace8853 2 года назад

qiyi is my favourite brand

@benmichaux6429 2 года назад

Hi JPERM ive been trying to learn bld but im having trouble with words for the letter pairs do you have a list i could see? by the way i love your vids and all you have done for the cubing community

@benmichaux6429 2 года назад

@@spaceplatypus8090 in blindfolded you memorize were that piece needs to go then you memo were the piece that was in that spot needs to go and from that you get a letter pair like ex or fr and to remember them you make them into words and some are really hard to come up with

@spaceplatypus8090 2 года назад

@@benmichaux6429 wow I just made myself look so stupid😳

@L_Sweeney12 2 года назад

Actually here is the link bestsiteever.ru/colpi/

@spaceplatypus8090 2 года назад

@@benmichaux6429 yeah I don't do blindfolded

@flugelschlag2286 2 года назад

Actually the first part was a skewb, the second part was 4x4 edge pairing

@aakashmishra6153 2 года назад

This was one of the very few cubes that i acctually understand what you are doing!

@isleptat9 2 года назад

Good video, love it 👍

@TimoXtheMilkman 2 года назад

Hours of pain to solve a cube absolute legend

@asansabith.s280 2 года назад

Yes

@puppergump4117 2 года назад

Indeed, I entirely agree that this was hours and not minutes

@izolu 2 года назад

@@puppergump4117 nah, the puppet cube was hours, this one not

@puppergump4117 2 года назад

@@izolu My point was that it was indeed minutes, however, human sarcasm is difficult to imitate

@thephysicistcuber175 2 года назад

6:59 the only lucky part is that the layer was solved. Once a layer is solved CP doesn't exist.

@idbadgeman5943 2 года назад

Good luck man 👍

@EltrozGamer 2 года назад

Bro your 2x2 Ortega tutorial helped me thank you for making tutorials

@rvure 2 года назад

Yo Mr. Perm, what do you think of using lower wide moves like Dw and Dw' during F2L instead of rotations?

@HuSHBeats808 2 года назад

Yes, he has covered this concept in-depth in past tutorial videos, there are pros and cons but go check them out and see for yourself!

@yumeyamamoto 2 года назад

Ye im first

@politecube4503 2 года назад

This is amazing! I have just pre-order to j perm cube

@user-bt9sg8ph5c 2 года назад

Ypu absolutely have no idea how much time i was waiting for a video from you like this

@adi_g 2 года назад

Is tHat a StAr CUbE?

@kelpskew 2 года назад

Just a random viewer here. I'm also not a full extent cuber, but ngl, watching this video is pretty entertaining. Love the commentary, explanation and the overall outcome of the video. Very well done 😌

@tropicnurp9055 2 года назад

Love your videos

@JigglypuffGD 2 года назад

Trying to solve a cube with no help is actually one of my favorite ways to solve new puzzles I get. Slamming out a puzzle in 1-2 hours using the cubing knowledge you already have is quite fun.

@user-ms6sd6wh1p 2 года назад

awesome like always

@cubingtime2110 2 года назад

love your videos

@MarcoVenustus 11 месяцев назад

I just got this as a gift yesterday, but I didn't know the name of the cube. I searched for "star cube puzzle" and your video showed up to me. I saved it to watch later. Now, after about three hours attempting to solve the cube, I finally solved it. Solving this cube with no help was something very satisfying, and I recommend it to pretty much any speedcuber: get a random weird puzzle and solve it yourself - it's a hell of an experience. Detail: I've never solved a skewb in my life, so that meant I had to figure it out too, which made it even harder.

@Starlight_Hope- 2 года назад

I missed this so much 😭😭💙💙

@cubingexplained 2 года назад

I was solving the twist cube, and I was watching this. It ended in a J perm, and I did it in honor of you.

@arlomoore 2 года назад

My day is made! Jperm uploaded❤️

@auzu64or 2 года назад

You're too clever! Bravo 👏

@meateroygaming8740 2 года назад

LOVE IT

@da_froggyboy9188 2 года назад

I like it keep up the good vids

@bcraftr 2 года назад

congrats on 1M SUBS!!!!👏👏👏👏

@tearswithouteyes8220 2 года назад

After some years I finally got back to solving the DianSheng Shield, and it's power to enrage me is intact. That's the reason I would love seeing you solve it in this series.

@TroyDynasty2007 2 года назад

J perm, you are the best RU-vidr!!! you make my day, thank you so much :)

@krishplays1124 2 года назад

Just what I needed.

@CookiesAndSharks 2 года назад

Ooo it's another on of these videos YES! And also I have never heard of a Polaris cube before

@cubingfriends9436 2 года назад

Love your vid your amazing you my inspiration of my yt channel

@Autoskip 3 месяца назад

I recently got a Polaris Cube myself (and solved it shortly afterwards), so now I can watch this video! If you take apart a skewb, you'll notice that the core is attached to 4 of the corners, and with a little bit of thought, it's easy to see why - if you 4 corners such that no two corners share an edge, then whenever you make a turn of the skewb, one corner will be on one half (with that half rotating around it), and the other three corners will stay still on the other half. With the Polaris Cube, the same thing is true for its corners, except those little edge pieces can be moved between those corners - but if you pay attention, you can see that the edges will always stay within one set of four corners, meaning you've got two completely separate sets of edges that you can solve independently - so it's no wonder that when you solved three corners out of one set, you accidentally solved the fourth (there were only three options for how that fourth corner could be, and you also dealt with one of the other options - the three-cycle).