yeah I know how to solve one this is just a forum
Which is harder: Playing a chess master or solving a rubik's cube
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Playing a chess master is so easy anyone can do it, I think you mean beating a chess master.
playing a master, but you can't master the rubix cube in a day, it takes about a week.
matthew you know what I meant
You can look up the answer to solving a Rubik's Cube, and have it done in a day. I don't doubt the answer can also be memorized in a day too. I know it didn't take me long when i found answers that i could understand.
koala8 wrote:
matthew you know what I meant
What do you mean?
Wah, wah, wah!
Yeah, a 3x3 cube can be mastered in a day or two, far easier than beating a master level chess player. Something like a 5x5 cube or blindfold cubing within a time limit could be a contender though.
Well, I've played lots of masters...but I've never solved the Rubik's cuke.
I learned how to solve the cube in half an hour. You can learn the rules of chess probably a little faster than that. Going by that, playing a master is easier.
Seriously though, it's a ridiculous comparison.
if you know how to solve one you may understand this
- F U Li Ui
- Ri Di R D
- Ui Li U L U F Ui Fi
- U R Ui Ri Ui Fi U F
- F R U Ri Ui Fi
- R U Ri U R U U Ri
- U R Ui Li U Ri Ui L
- Ri Di R D
Worst notation ever. Counterclockwise moves should be notated with an apostrophe, double turns with a 2. I guess you used that 'pogobat' guy's tutorial on youtube..?
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Hey, same to you, koala! 
sorry I guess I wanted to keep people in mystery, can't fool you and sorry for the notation I was just abbrieviating I thought this would make more sense to people
How DO you solve a rubix cube exactly?
it's difficult to explain in chat go to youtube I'm sure they have tons of videos
I've heard pogobat is good.
BorgQueen wrote:
Yeah, you can master the cube in a day. Mastering chess is impossible for some and takes years of study and practice for anyone who can.
It's funny I have met a lot of chessmasters but non who have mastered chess!~Tarrasch
he's good at explaining but his notation is bad like smit said
which do you think is harder? Facing a chess master (like Bobby Fisher, Kasparov, Karpov, etc) or facing the eight wonder of the world, the rubik's cube.