Done at the Tampere Open:
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=TampereOpen2008
Congrats Ville!
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=TampereOpen2008
Congrats Ville!
How many feet does he have now?Anssi took back feet from Koreans...
Anssi has 12 pairs of feet: His own, 8 DIY's, 2 self made and now a pair of Korean feet.
And thank you all. I'll get better times next time. I think this record will be broken pretty easily by Rowe, Alex, Yumu or some other good BLD-solver that I can't remember right now. Oh, Konrad too! But if that happens, I'll take it back.
Finally 1st place doesn't use 3OP corners . The scrambles were pretty hard.
I use freestyle without buffers, just like Rowe. So I often just use commutators for corners. Sometimes I go ROWE HESSLER SPEED too.
I have the sub-1s on video, they should be uploaded in an hour.
Sometimes I go ROWE HESSLER SPEED too.
What about multiblind with many cubes?IMO freestyle is the best method at the moment for single cube BLD.
Lol, I forgot to say about that. For multi I think M2+Old Pochmann is the best.What about multiblind with many cubes?IMO freestyle is the best method at the moment for single cube BLD.
Ok, thanks for that assessment. I don't have much time to practice and I have given up hope to ever get the single solve record with M2/R2 (not saying it's impossible, but hard, for me anyway), but I'd still like to become a multiblind master and I was suspecting that M2/R2 would allow that. Nice to hear this might be right, cause I'm scared of going freestyle like you and would like to stick to what I'm doing already.For multi I think M2+Old Pochmann is the best.
Still, I'm interested to understand how well your method scales (both memory and execution). Are you doing multiblind as well? If so, how many cubes and what are your times? And how much do you depend on short term memory when solving a single 3x3, and how does/would that change for multiple?