I'm not a speed/blind solver, only recently got into cubing at all. Been practicing on my roomies 7x7x7 v-cube, at about 45 minutes on it lol. Getting better though.
i can do up to 5x5x5 but never tried speed-cubing / blindfolded
when u speed cube you need to learn new stuff like how to hold the cube "correctly" and which fingers to use when turning it. cba lol, i just solve them my way which works fine
also, to speed-cube *properly* i think there are different algoirthms that i would need to learn, to optimize speed. not sure if that's true or if every method of solving cubes has the same algorithms but yea
Maybe like half an hour to 45 minutes or so? I can't recall, to be honest. It wasn't terribly fast. But for larger puzzles I don't care as much. They're harder to turn and aren't any harder to actually solve than smaller forms of the same puzzle -- just more tedious. I prefer puzzles that have a shorter stamina/attention span requirement.
The only enjoyment I've gotten out of larger cubes is for blindfold solving purposes. I've also blindfold-solved the Mirror Cubes, which was a fun little challenge.
I learned how to solve a rubik's cube using a set of algorithms and could do it in about a minute and a half, but I'm not serious about it. It's just something neat to be able to do.
Messing with one right now.
Definitely not a speed-solver. I'm still learning some algorithms. I can solve the first two layers from memory, but still need to memorize how to get the cross at the top and the corners in the correct place. From there I know how to flip them around.
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