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Noicewoah i podiumed in clock
also 1.63 pyra single probably
I somehow noticed that too@DGCubes, I noticed no times are entered for you on 3x3, did you not compete?
Noice
I got an 8.63 comp PB single on 3x3 but a kinda bad average. Made 2nd round though.
@DGCubes, I noticed no times are entered for you on 3x3, did you not compete?
What'd you get? And dang, you beat my sniggle by .03I competed, but a bunch of people's results aren't up yet for some reason. I didn't do well though, besides an 8.60 single.![]()
Will good recordings of the seminars be uploaded later? There's a recording of Gianfranco's talk, but the audio is almost unintelligible.
It was so fun to be back!
I want to give special thanks to Brandon and Sydney for convincing me to try again to switch to solving edges first BLD instead of corners, and also special thanks to Mark for helping me understand the method for doing it. I just tried my first 5 attempts with it and got an average of 5 of 2:11.10 [1:45.75, 1:44.43, DNF(1:25.60), 2:07.96, 2:39.58], which is only 20 seconds slower than my normal average, and was dragged down by very slow memo recall for the corners on the last one. This is going to work for me - I've officially switched, finally! Thank you!
Just curious, but what was the case they made for solving edges first?I want to give special thanks to Brandon and Sydney for convincing me to try again to switch to solving edges first BLD instead of corners, and also special thanks to Mark for helping me understand the method for doing it.
There are certainly a few who disagree, but most agree that it's best to memorize edges last and solve them first because then you can put a larger amount of the cube in audio memory, which can greatly speed things up. I knew a bunch of people who made this switch a few years ago, and I tried to as well, but I had great trouble with it and gave up. But this time it's going much better!Just curious, but what was the case they made for solving edges first?
From an English speaker's point of view, I was there at the talk and it was still almost unintelligible. That's not to say anything against Gianfranco -- he just has a very thick accent. Unless the audio was being recorded at the mixing board, you're probably not going to find anything (listenable?) usable.