EPTI went to a competition a little bit ago, and it turns out according to the association that hosted it, I'm the 300th fastest person in the world
Rubik's Cube!
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blagoonga123
United States2068 Posts
I went to a competition a little bit ago, and it turns out according to the association that hosted it, I'm the 300th fastest person in the world | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22258 Posts
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Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
So that means I'm still a beginner Rubix Cuber! | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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Chill
Calgary25990 Posts
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Storchen
Sweden4385 Posts
I never finished one  | ||
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nA.Inky
United States794 Posts
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KOFgokuon
United States14899 Posts
good ish, i'll never be able to do it that fast until i switch methods. my best is still around 45-60 seconds (never timed) cause i can't visualize the cube, and cause i waste moves doing top bottom middle | ||
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MoogleSATx
United States439 Posts
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milkshakespeare
Austria19 Posts
At the moment, I'm teaching myself the Heise method. You're using Friedrich, right? | ||
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Pressure
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Gokey
United States2722 Posts
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TopGear
United Kingdom796 Posts
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Folca
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Night[Mare
Mexico4793 Posts
On December 05 2007 04:54 Storchen wrote: Mad skills! I never finished one never will i :p | ||
Last Romantic
United States20661 Posts
I love that man. In the most platonic way possible. | ||
mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
I'm trying to learn F2L Permute corners permute edges, I'm doing 35 seconds at best. I haven't fully memorized it so hopefully I get faster once I know all the moves. | ||
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roadrunner_sc
United States1220 Posts
btw does mackey still hold the record? Haven't been keeping up. | ||
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Physician
United States4146 Posts
thanks for sharing - | ||
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blagoonga123
United States2068 Posts
I was using F2L, which is Friedrich. And yeah, normally you can tell when youre gonna finish a cube, but this one finished just after I did OLL (orientation of Last Layer). Normally you have to do a PLL after that (permutation of last layer), but this time I got lucky so I didn't expect it XD Also, I don't know who has the current world record, I think it's some french dude. But one of the guys who taught the class was #1 in one handed solves for quite a while. I myself can't really do it one handed in less than a minute. It's pretty hard >< | ||
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
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mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
On December 05 2007 09:30 blagoonga123 wrote: I was using F2L, which is Friedrich. And yeah, normally you can tell when youre gonna finish a cube, but this one finished just after I did OLL (orientation of Last Layer). Normally you have to do a PLL after that (permutation of last layer), but this time I got lucky so I didn't expect it XD Haha I was wondering. You looked at the cube and were like "oh I'm done. Hit the timer fast!" Maybe I should learn Friedrich. It seems easier to memorize than what I'm currently using. | ||
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Last Romantic
United States20661 Posts
On December 05 2007 08:23 roadrunner_sc wrote: haha man that's great btw does mackey still hold the record? Haven't been keeping up. Toby took it then someone took it from him [forgot who] | ||
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Titusmaster6
United States5937 Posts
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blagoonga123
United States2068 Posts
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Refrain[FriZ]
Canada4337 Posts
:edit: by the way your expression at the end is priceless | ||
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
i noticed you did your cross slow yet still had a big delay to first c-e pair - do cross slower so you can lookahead to the pair better well i'm not really in a position to tell you anything you don't already know as i used to avg 30sec, but my excuse is that i used 4lll (edit: b/c i was too lazy to learn more than the minimum 3 algs to solve a cube with fridrich) so the only reason i could get that low is because of a fluid f2l i got bored of speedcubing though i learned blindfold cubing (best was a bit under 3minutes, 50sec+120sec memorization and execution respectively..nowhere near the suggested 50-50 split lols) which i also got bored of still fun to watch videos of others though <3 have a visit at speedsolving.com if you haven't already | ||
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jtan
Sweden5891 Posts
But in like 5 min :D | ||
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evanthebouncy!
United States12796 Posts
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Live2Win
United States6657 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17731 Posts
Trying to find a way to solve it Anyone recommend me a site/video that has the easiest way without any complicated notations to solve. I just want to know how to solve it even if it takes like 5 minutes or more. | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
On December 05 2007 15:31 evanthebouncy! wrote: Damn I can only do Friedrich but I hate memorizing the last layer so I never rly finished one in reasonable speed. you don't really need algs to be able to do the cube in about 30 sec i do intuitive f2l which requires no algs at all (ofc the cross doesn't either) so only LL is the problem for LL you need 2 simple algs for orientation (making the face all 1 color) and 0-2 algs for permutation (moving pieces to correct places) i say 0-2 because the algorithms (edge cycle called Uperm and corner cycle called Aperm) can be done intuitively also, but if you want algs optimized for speed, it wouldn't hurt to learn them so really if you want to solve it in way less than a minute, you only need very few (less than 5) algorithms which can be learnt in a day as they're very short =) | ||
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SirKibbleX
United States479 Posts
Basically he said 'just learn the damn fastest algs if you wanna be fast.' So I have been learning. I'm sub-35 average now with all 21 PLL moves, and my fastest time (no skips) is about 24 seconds but I need to learn the rest of the OLL and get a faster F2L before I'm actually going to be any good. For all you people looking to get into speedcubing, or to just solve one for the first time, try one of Thrawst's videos YouTube. They're pretty good. And if you're using a rly old cube, stop. Newer store-bought cubes aren't half bad, and with a little work they can be quick enough to do most of the advanced finger-tricks to accelerate your turns and such. | ||
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