[Unofficial] Maskow: MBLD 32/32, 39:17

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memo time: 25:52 (48.5s/cube)
solve time: 13:25 (25.16s/cube)
total time: 39:17 (1:13.66/cube)

So slow compared to 24 cubes because there is a difference in my memo style over 30 cubes - I do one more review for first 24 cubes. I also memorised last 8 as a one full pack of cubes, not 2x4 like in previous attempts and it was also slower. I won't check now how fast can I really do it - I did 32/32 in first attempt and it means that I should and I will try more in next attempt. And from now, attempts bigger than 32 should be FASTER per cube, not slower. And I still have 24 days left to my next official attempt ;) (I'm working on accuracy this time ^ _ ^)
 
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WOW!

Most amazing thing IMO is that if this was also first attempt then you have done 16+24+32=72 cubes WITHOUT A SINGLE MISTAKE. And just slightly over a minute per cube... Woah. Just. Woah...
 
No offense to Maskow, but he's not very good at 5BLD. He's also not god at 4BLD. And he hasn't done any blindfolded solve on 6+. It's worth noting that he doesn't care about these events.

I think you mean: "The god of all 3BLD related events" :P
Yeah, I think if he did care more about them he would be very good. Not as good as like Ollie I don't think, but still quite fast. I do respect him for sticking with 3x3 though.
 
Do you think there will ever be a point at which you don't need to review packs for, say, anything under 40 cubes? Because I have a feeling with enough practice your memory would develop to the point that that's possible. What are other people's thoughts?
 
Do you think there will ever be a point at which you don't need to review packs for, say, anything under 40 cubes? Because I have a feeling with enough practice your memory would develop to the point that that's possible. What are other people's thoughts?

Memory skills can be pushed to super-human capabilities. I believe that a cube a minute is possible, with 60/60 in the hour limit.
 
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