Originally posted by XanthosNZit took you 2 months?😕 it took me about 9 hours(estimated not straight) after i mastered the technique it took me a couple of days to get my time under @ minuets
Took me about 2 months of practice and reading about the techniques before I could get below 2 minutes most of the time. After that it became boring and I haven't touched one in a few years.
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My personal best time is 24 seconds. I had a friend in high school who used to race with me between classes. I pick it up occasionally now and can still set it right in about 1 1/2 minutes.
As a side note, my daughter got me a Rubik's 4x4 (originally released in the 80's as Rubik's Revenge) for Christmas last year. Completely different set of patterns needed to solve it, and I haven't figured them all out yet.
Originally posted by gollumprawn"Cube" has nothing to do with rubik's cube :p
it's from that film the cube, where people who are addicted to the rubbicks cube are put in, to break them of thier addiction.😛😛 And you realize after 2 minutes , you would be lucky just to get out alive
Neither do "Cube 2: Hypercube" or "Cube Zero"
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Originally posted by TheMaster37are you certain, when i finally worked out how to do the rubbnek cube, my fingers had the look of something from the cube. maybe thats where the idea came from. cube minus one
"Cube" has nothing to do with rubik's cube :p
Neither do "Cube 2: Hypercube" or "Cube Zero"
Originally posted by lukewarm pawnThe satisfaction of being able to solve worlds most difficult puzzle.
I can't think of any agreeable gain from learning to solve the rubik's cube in under 2 minutes.
What do you get from it?
The satisfaction of conquering the cube then the realisation that you just spent ten hours learning how to twiddle a toy for two minutes.