so i average about 38 seconds with the beginners method and learning 2 look oll and pll. already can do f2l kind of. would i be looked down upon at a competition?
i want to go to the next california one, thank you
Competition Worthy??
so i average about 38 seconds with the beginners method and learning 2 look oll and pll. already can do f2l kind of. would i be looked down upon at a competition?
i want to go to the next california one, thank you
You are never looked down upon for your times. If you are looked down then those cubers are A holes (I haven't seen this happen yet)
Yes. This was without reading the thread. Seriously, EVERYONE should compete.
...Scratch that, everyone who can solve a twisty puzzle should compete.
alright, will it even be worth it to drive 3-5 hours to nor cal?
what is so great about competing, im really interested
Being with other cubers like yourself. Learning new stuff. Just socializing with friends really
If you don't look up to them, don't let them look down on you
i would go because
you meet other cubers
you can get tips and tricks off other cubers
get the experience of a competition
It's definately worth the drive
I know everyone is super friendly at competitions, but would it be considered bad etiquette to enter big cube rounds (say 6x6+) if you were super slow at them?
I wouldn't think so, most comps have a cutoff point after your first two solves so it shouldn't matter
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