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Yeah, if you cancel it can be solved in 6 ;(
What even is this notation?
L R L' R L' U' L U L' B' U (Actual scramble)
L R L' R L' U' L U L' B' U' (The scramble Nathan got)
Using Nathan's scramble, he probably did this:
r y' R r'
r' R r R'
Which can be cancelled into
r y' R r R r R'
Which is a 6 move solution, illegal skewb state.
EDIT: Nathan, I know you've worked hard to get mad fast at skewb, and you totally deserve to have a skewb record. I honestly feel terrible that this happened to you since you did nothing wrong, and wouldn't even be able to tell you got a 6 mover.
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I was there, and i must say that even watching a now-probably-not-a-world-record World record, it was pretty awesome. Especially since they originally announced it to be a North American record and not a World Record.
Thanks Jay. I honestly am not sure of what's going to happen, but I do have 1/4 board members on my side so far :/
I think he was just giving Nathan a compliment, and saying it's unfortunate that he'll probably lose an attempt and have a great solve go to waste.As for what Jay said about how Nathan deserves a record, well then how would people feel if someone not very good at skewb got a 6 move WR solution? I think that saying that he deserves it just because he is fast is not a valid justification.
Since only the last move was off, it's also possible that the layer overturned while it was being transported to the solving station or when it was placed in the cover.It's a shame that the delegate messed up the last move, but this leaves a lot of questions. Did he not check the scramble? Was this the only cube scrambled incorrectly? Were they behind in the schedule which caused the misscramble?
A justification for what? I think he was just giving Nathan a compliment, and saying it's unfortunate that he'll probably lose an attempt and have a great solve go to waste.
Since only the last move was off, it's also possible that the layer overturned while it was being transported to the solving station or when it was placed in the cover.
I kinda agree with this, cuz the current pyra WR is 6 moves you wouldn't have the advantage that odder had...can I take this moment to say
CHANGE THE MOVE LIMIT TO 6 FOR SKEWB AND PYRA
L R L' R L' U' L U L' B' U (Actual scramble)
L R L' R L' U' L U L' B' U' (The scramble Nathan got)
Using Nathan's scramble, he probably did this:
r y' R r'
r' R r R'
Which can be cancelled into
r y' R r R r R'
Which is a 6 move solution, illegal skewb state.
EDIT: Nathan, I know you've worked hard to get mad fast at skewb, and you totally deserve to have a skewb record. I honestly feel terrible that this happened to you since you did nothing wrong, and wouldn't even be able to tell you got a 6 mover.
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Correct me if I sound like a nub but... if only the last move was incorrect, then surely he could still solve it in 7 or 8 moves by just doing a U2 at the start of the solve?
Correct me if I sound like a nub but... if only the last move was incorrect, then surely he could still solve it in 7 or 8 moves by just doing a U2 at the start of the solve?
can I take this moment to say
CHANGE THE MOVE LIMIT TO 6 FOR SKEWB AND PYRA
can I take this moment to say
CHANGE THE MOVE LIMIT TO 6 FOR SKEWB AND PYRA