Charles Jerome
Regular
Indiana... I would definitely go to Nats!
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we'll have to wait and see lolWhat would be the cost for each event this year?
ah what about from last year. I'm just doing some price research. Also, could you guys think of some pros and cons for me.we'll have to wait and see lol
ah what about from last year. I'm just doing some price research. Also, could you guys think of some pros and cons for me.
EDIT: So if you're thinking of going I made a list of pros and cons so if you're interested in it I could tell you. Also I could use more bc my list of cons outweight pros..
Sure thing!I would be interested
registration about to open in less than 15 minutes; hopefully the website doesn't crash xD
Nice, I see you are only doing Pyra...3 hours in, and 200 people have signed up.
That includes myself. So hyped!![]()
Nice, I see you are only doing Pyra...
I might not go, but I'm registered![]()
Nah, I'm gonna do everything I qualify for. I signed up for only Pyra just in case it turns out I can't make it. I'll add the rest when I'm 100% sure I'm attending.
Does if anyone know if Stachu's psych sheets are down for good or they are just having a problem right now? Cause it'd be cool to see those for Nats obviously.
I am a fairly newer cuber, started back in October or so, and I have only been to one competition. It was really fun, even though the only events I did were 2x2 and 3x3, and so I looked at the U.S Nationals page for 2017. I made the cut-off times for 3x3 and 2x2, but I didn't make any others (because I didn't try any). I was just wanting to ask if it would be a good idea for me to sign up for nationals, considering I would only be able to do 2 events. I know that may sound like a stupid question, but I figured they probably want people to participate in more events than just two, and so I would be taking up a spot that could've gone to someone more advanced than I am. Is Nats for anyone or just dedicated people?