Just like history's greatest scientists, I'm not afraid to ask questions and admit my shortcomings. That's how problems are solved and progression is made. I'm basically Albert Einstein, but smarter. He never even solved a Rubik's Cube.
A very hard puzzle indeed, but significantly easier than version 1 (which is basically a fused cube version of the Puppet 2). Having solved somewhere between 150-200 puzzles to date, the Puppet Cube Version 1 is the only puzzle to date that I gave up on after weeks of trying. It was just too frustrating. Endless positioning, endless algorithms, lots of trial and error, you can't see half the pieces as you do it, and one wrong move and you're back to square 1. But it's a brilliant puzzle precisely for that reason. It doesn't look that difficult, but it's one of the most difficult twisty puzzles that exists.
Here are my 10 new year's goals 1. solve the square 1 2. keep my pr streak 3. compete in 3 competitions 4. Get a sub 10 3x3 single 5. get sub-16 in competition 6. Complete cuber bingo 7. Read 3 library books 8. Stay alive 9. Have 20 cubes in my collection 10. Get sub 20 average in comp
My first time solving this took about 20 minutes. My second time solving it took about an hour. My third took about 3 hours. There is serious luck involved
the majestic quote, "my method for doing this i- don't know"
Just like history's greatest scientists, I'm not afraid to ask questions and admit my shortcomings. That's how problems are solved and progression is made.
I'm basically Albert Einstein, but smarter. He never even solved a Rubik's Cube.
How do you only have 300 subs?
A very hard puzzle indeed, but significantly easier than version 1 (which is basically a fused cube version of the Puppet 2). Having solved somewhere between 150-200 puzzles to date, the Puppet Cube Version 1 is the only puzzle to date that I gave up on after weeks of trying. It was just too frustrating. Endless positioning, endless algorithms, lots of trial and error, you can't see half the pieces as you do it, and one wrong move and you're back to square 1. But it's a brilliant puzzle precisely for that reason. It doesn't look that difficult, but it's one of the most difficult twisty puzzles that exists.
Here are my 10 new year's goals
1. solve the square 1
2. keep my pr streak
3. compete in 3 competitions
4. Get a sub 10 3x3 single
5. get sub-16 in competition
6. Complete cuber bingo
7. Read 3 library books
8. Stay alive
9. Have 20 cubes in my collection
10. Get sub 20 average in comp
Onky one I didn't acheive was the cuber bingo
I've heard the Puppet I is harder than the Puppet II. You should give it a shot.
It probably is because it is more bandaged, and more bandaged puzzles tend to be harder. I can’t say for sure there because I have tried neither cube
nice
My first time solving this took about 20 minutes. My second time solving it took about an hour. My third took about 3 hours. There is serious luck involved