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Age: 24 GLOBAL Average: 16 Method: CFOP Gender: Male

Full EG, which includes: EG-1, EG-2 and CLL. All of those take 2 steps to finish the cube. Most people move on to CLL after Ortega. http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/EG_Method

The event list is still being worked out, but I'm 90% sure we'll be having 4x4.

I wouldn't buy any.

I've always felt like 3x3x2 would be a perfect event to add. It's different enough from what we have already, and it's a short event.

I'm wondering what the current status of RV is. Rowe, do you still use it? Has anyone else learned the all?

Do you know WV? I'm in the process of learning it.

What is the maximum number of turns need to make a solved first face on 2x2? And is there anywhere that has statistics on it, similar to CFOP cross study statistics that I have seen.

Landscaper.

This happens to me at least once every comp I go to. Because that's the only place where I use Gen 3 timers. Also, the last local comp that I went to, I can think of at least 2 other people who were having this problem.

That's a bit of relief, thanks for the heads up. I'm curious to try one now.

Oh no! When did this happen? A corner piece on mine broke recently, and I've been wanting to get a new one. Is there any where to buy the original V1? BTW, congrats on the average! Truly amazing!

By new ones do you mean the V2? Or did they change something on the V1?

Use more than the 15 seconds. Use as much time as it takes to plan it out, and don't turn the cube until it is fully memorized. Also, work on your efficiency. The cross can always be done in 8 or less moves. After practicing that enough times you will eventually be able to do all that during the...

I watched the WR avg, and his centers were around 80s. Also, he uses the mini shenshou.

It was me. :) I have gone by that nickname for many years now. Mine is all caps though, it seems like Arnaud goes by AvG.

Do the F2L images on cubefreak.net not come up for other people? I'm wondering if it's my computer, or the site itself.

It wasn't my pop, but the furthest that I have seen a cube pop was at worlds this weekend. Someone was playing with a big cube, (not sure of the size) and I heard it pop and a bunch of people yelling. When I looked up I saw pieces at least 5 feet up, and 10 feet away from whoever it was holding...

That is such an awesome solve! PB?

Greg! :) https://worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2012SHIS03