The U and D only parts is really important, I have watched many corssing tutorial, they also talk about solving with cross in the bottom, align center piece after cross is done. But they do not talk U and D, they do implement skill in the video t but they do not introduce the it. It took me too long to figure it out myself. Good to have this tutorial.

You don’t post much. Some nice slow turning example solves would be pretty cool

oh i found your new tutorial lmao

Thanks dude

ur 560 subscriber thx for the tips

Which cube is this?

i understand thx :)

Is that a GAN cube? I’ve purchased a few cheap cubes, but the problem I run into is that the magnets don’t actually do much to click the cube into place. Curious which one you’re using in this video. Thanks for the awesome content!

i understood none of it, but 10/10 video

That's a nice video with good intentions behind, but I must admit that, as a beginer, I understand about 10%. It goes way too fast and it lacks some explaining.

Some good tips here, but like most cube experts you assume that everyone can keep up with you and you do the demonstration moves way too fast.

As a cuber who struggles to do White Cross sometimes, there were some pretty good tips I did/didn’t know. However, I do want to point out, for your example solves, it would be to nice to see the Scramble Algorithm so the viewer can follow along. (I do realize it might not have been possible for the examples in the video, as I noticed you had either: 1. randomly mixed the cube, or 2. set up the white edges in a certain way to show a specific Case) Another thing that stood out was at 10:45 - 10:50. Looking back at the clip, I understand the reason for the cut, but I would recommend showing the rest of F2L and OLL. The first time I watched that segment it was extremely confusing, which is something that could easily deter other cubers who were already confused leading up to that point.

nvm

i dont understand :c the examples whent to fast

Orz