Introduce old-style MBLD weekly competition in SS comps

[abunickabhi]

I would love to have old-style MBLD introduced alongside normal 1 hour WCA-like MBLD in the SS comp. It will allow people and interested BLDers to plan huge attempts if they want to, and also test their memory.

Old-style MBLD definitely will make attempts go over the hour, if cubers attempt a lot of cube. It will be accuracy based event, with the highest score winning the competition every week.

I hope some people do feel the need of introducing it.

Please voice your thoughts on this event in this thread.

Happy Cubing!

 

[TheSlykrCubr]

I would love to have old-style MBLD introduced alongside normal 1 hour WCA-like MBLD in the SS comp. It will allow people and interested BLDers to plan huge attempts if they want to, and also test their memory.

Old-style MBLD definitely will make attempts go over the hour, if cubers attempt a lot of cube. It will be accuracy based event, with the highest score winning the competition every week.

I hope some people do feel the need of introducing it.

Please voice your thoughts on this event in this thread.

Happy Cubing!

I've heard of the old style MBLD, but can you just explain how it works?

 

[Zeke Mackay]

I've heard of the old style MBLD, but can you just explain how it works?

You get 10 minutes per cube but the time limit doesn't stop at 1 hour. the attempt can be as long as you want, assuming its less than 10x the amount of cubes.

 

[abunickabhi]

I've heard of the old style MBLD, but can you just explain how it works?

You have no time limit and you can do as many cubes as you want to.

It used to exist until 2011/2010 I guess in the WCA. (I think there is a general cutoff time limit of 10 minutes per cube too) So, if you do a 100 cube attempt, you get 1000 minutes to finish the attempt.

 

[Cubing Forever]

If someone like Graham Siggins successfully attempts >200 cubes then there'll be no competition at all right?

 

[PapaSmurf]

A couple of problems:

• The cut off for suggesting events is in December, so you'll have to wait a year until adding it.
• Multi participation isn't exactly high, so adding this will appeal to an even smaller number of people.
• Many people wouldn't want to spend more than an hour doing weekly comp, never mind another multi event.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of seeing how far this style of multi could be pushed, but I don't think that it's for weekly comp.

 

[Kit Clement]

As cool as the event could be for those that want to push their memory limits, I don't think this is an event people will want to participate in on a weekly basis. It's cool to do once in a while, but I don't think it makes sense for a weekly event when the current MBLD format exists.

 

[abunickabhi]

As cool as the event could be for those that want to push their memory limits, I don't think this is an event people will want to participate in on a weekly basis. It's cool to do once in a while, but I don't think it makes sense for a weekly event when the current MBLD format exists.

Sorry for the bump but I want to reply to this.

I would love to see a shorter format of the current official MBLD, to exist on weekly comps.

For example, most top MBLDers also do 30 minutes attempt, doing attempts with 30 min time limit will be more competitive yo.

 

[bldcuber314]

Sorry for the bump but I want to reply to this.

I would love to see a shorter format of the current official MBLD, to exist on weekly comps.

For example, most top MBLDers also do 30 minutes attempt, doing attempts with 30 min time limit will be more competitive yo.

That would just mean I can do multiblind twice lol(I do mostly 3 cube attempts which I finish in like 20 mins)

 

[OtaMota]

It used to exist until 2011/2010 I guess in the WCA. (I think there is a general cutoff time limit of 10 minutes per cube too) So, if you do a 100 cube attempt, you get 1000 minutes to finish the attempt.

Sort of. There are major differences between today multi and old multi. The bigger one is the lack of time limit. The other change is that 1/2 used to be valid successes. 1/2s became DNFs as they are today in 2010/2011, as you said. The time limit change happened around 2007 though.

 

[fes_77]

iirc a 2/2 was better then like 6/8 (i think)

 

[abunickabhi]

iirc a 2/2 was better then like 6/8 (i think)

Yes you are correct. This was an absurd evaluation system, and I am happy that it was scraped.