#rubikscube #cuber #cubing Today we will solve the 13x13 that my friend scrambled after I lost a bet Check out my socials 👇 Instagram: / souptimmy Tiktok: vm.tiktok.com/...
because it is not that hard, there is no difference in solving a 5x5 to a 100x100 rubik's cube, the only problem is raw time you need, because you need to solve more and more pieces So for him it was more time consuming than actually hard
Friend : "bro , can i borrow the cube?" "Uhh , no" Friend : c'mon , eont be stingy" "Fine..you can borrow it" **1 second later** "Why the hell is my cube looks like a dance floo-"
Did he just say 'Like stepping on lego's'???? How is that relaxing?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Oh you know 'I relax myself by stepping on legos and giving myself excruciating pain!!' 😂😂😂
@@etienneleclerc-paris954you should watch every single tutorial of 4×4, there are some videos where the explanation is bad but most tutorials are easy to understand. I learned the 4×4 from 4 different videos 😂
@@catz_forlifee I know right! After I learned to solve a 5x5, I solved a 20x20 on the magic cube app the next day, it took me over 8 hours lol, but still cool that it’s the same difficulty!
a full layer of my 8x8 popped non-magnetic and was a pure heck to put the top back together way to many peices and different sublayers got it back together but my 8x8 moves weirdly now
For me, the second hardest puzzle I have ever solved was the 3x3 axis cube. In my opinion, the 19x19 was easier even though it had taken longer to do (7 hours of my life I will never get back). It gets pretty easy if you know how to solve a 7x7 (basically the same exact moves). The first hardest puzzle I have ever solved was the normal 3x3. It took me 6 months to learn how to solve.
