gordian knot

[pierulesman]

i thought the point was to take it apart though?

[livetobox226]

ok i bought one of those the other day and i absolutely hate that thing lol

it frustrates the hell out of me.. im better suited for twisty puzzles

[iamyohan]

nice job you flew through it i just got mine today and just got it back together.hope i can get as quick as you!!!!

[imwhite070]

its a good way of doing it but your not supposed to put a piece in than turn it doent rlly matter tho nice job

[beggo321]

alexander didnt untie the knot all he did was cut it using a sword

[tubemonkeycomputer]

?????

[mfoytek]

check out the band gordion knot, they rule!!

[Dharnagon]

@mfoytek true...I came here looking for the band, lol

[superquazimodo]

thats insanely loserly

[lusefer]

you caint be sieriouosly calling someone a loser when you used the word loserly...like really come the fuck on

[zmatnoz]

owned.

[jiankabe]

This is a great solution, one that Alexander would probably have approved of. Why would you refrain from rotating the yellow once you see it can come out? The so-called "rules" actually say: "you'll never HAVE TO rotate, turn or use brute force on any of the pieces". Remember the inventor used a computer to design and solve the puzzle. Your solution proves that there are still a few differences between computers and us.

[naroui]

But the fact is, applying rotations to this puzzle makes it much more easier to solve. It is a hole different puzzle when youre allowed to move the pieces only up/down, left/right, back/forth. But dont want to argument about this, just want say that if you want more challenge, do it the "original" way.

[queensgod]

According to the rules of this puzzle you can only move the pieces up/down, left/right, back/forth. Not any other way!

But who cares - this is actually an amazing solve, bro:)

[bipplemckipple]

yeah...it...is

[gangious]

cheater!

thats not the right way to do it!

[latompa]

Post a video of you doing it better then! :)

[qwikflame]

it involves a hammer