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The very definition of insanity.
Where did he say this?wat this is crazy... according to him first 4 solves were T-perm, skip, skip, G-perm.
Here: http://i.imgur.com/2XMPEcn.jpgWhere did he say this?
Imagine a WR Single for a WR Average... has that ever happened before?Thanks for the early video! The third solve was a world record fail actually, because he really locked up on the OLL and had a PLL skip.
Imagine a WR Single for a WR Average... has that ever happened before?
Let's hope that happens in 3x3.If you mean getting a world record single in a world record average, it happens a lot, especially with mo3 events. If you mean 3x3 specifically, it used to happen (Shotaro Makisumi got a few), though I suspect it'll happen less and less as the single gets luckier (though Rami's 0.58 single was also part of a WR average, so not hard to imagine it happening).
He probably didn't plan it as a solid 14 move sequence. To plan an Xcross, you plan a few moves for the cross and then look at cases that will be formed by those moves, and know the effect that solving those cases will have on other unsolved pieces. Rather than planning out a sequence of 14 moves, he likely planned a sequence of 3 or 4 triggers with small setups that when executed, translated to those 14 moves.B U' B' F' U' R2 U' L B2 L' D2 B R U' R2 B2 F2 U'
x y // inspection
D L D U' R (U' D) L' U' L U2 L F' L' // xcross
I honestly can't understand how it is possible to see 14 moves into the future during the inspection. A 14 move X-Cross all planned in <10 seconds...?
GAN 356 Air SMWhat cube did Feliks use for this average?