Rubik's WCA Oceanic Championship FMC 2024

[Puzzle Maniac]

Rubik's WCA Oceanic Championship FMC 2024 | World Cube Association

The World Cube Association governs competitions for mechanical puzzles that are operated by twisting groups of pieces, commonly known as 'twisty puzzles'. The most famous of these puzzles is the Rubik's Cube, invented by professor Rubik from Hungary. A selection of these puzzles are chosen as...

www.worldcubeassociation.org

This competition is the first FMC Oceanic Championship, held alongside non-FMC Oceanics 2024 to crown the FMC Oceanic Podium.

FMC Oceanics 2024 also decides New Zealand's Oceanics Podium, and I would assume Australia too.

Date: December 7th, 2024
Registration Fee: $20 AUD

Locations
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Australia:
Adelaide, South Australia
Competitor Limit: 20
Brisbane, Queensland
Competitor Limit: 30
Hobart, Tasmania
Competitor Limit: 20
Melbourne, Victoria
Competitior Limit: 50
Sydney, New South Wales
Competitor Limit: 30
Perth, Western Australia
Competitor Limit: 30

New Zealand
Auckland
Competitor Limit: 30
Christchurch
Competitor Limit: 16
Wellington
Competitor Limit: 14

Regristration closes November 30th at 4:59 AM, GMT+13, so register before your nearest location fills!

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

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Rubik's WCA Oceanic Championship FMC 2024 | World Cube Association

The World Cube Association governs competitions for mechanical puzzles that are operated by twisting groups of pieces, commonly known as 'twisty puzzles'. The most famous of these puzzles is the Rubik's Cube, invented by professor Rubik from Hungary. A selection of these puzzles are chosen as...

www.worldcubeassociation.org

This competition is the first FMC Oceanic Championship, held alongside non-FMC Oceanics 2024 to crown the FMC Oceanic Podium.

FMC Oceanics 2024 also decides New Zealand's Oceanics Podium, and I would assume Australia too.

Date: December 7th, 2024
Registration Fee: $20 AUD

Locations
​

Australia:
Adelaide, South Australia
Competitor Limit: 20
Brisbane, Queensland
Competitor Limit: 30
Hobart, Tasmania
Competitor Limit: 20
Melbourne, Victoria
Competitior Limit: 50
Sydney, New South Wales
Competitor Limit: 30
Perth, Western Australia
Competitor Limit: 30

New Zealand
Auckland
Competitor Limit: 30
Christchurch
Competitor Limit: 16
Wellington
Competitor Limit: 14

Regristration closes November 30th at 4:59 AM, GMT+13, so register before your nearest location fills!

the date is @AhsanDaCuber125 ‘s birthmas day and a day after my birthmas day what

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

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the date is @AhsanDaCuber125 ‘s birthmas day and a day after my birthmas day what

It's a sign for Ahsan, he must register despite living in the U.S

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

It's a sign for Ahsan, he must register despite living in the U.S

I agree, he might be the first to get a sub-16 move FMC attempt

 

[precompsubwr]

I agree, he might be the first to get a sub-16 move FMC attempt

1 move cross into 5 move first 2 pairs into 5 move multi slot cancelling 1 move into F R U R' U' F' oll and pll skip no auf

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

1 move cross into 5 move first 2 pairs into 5 move multi slot cancelling 1 move into F R U R' U' F' oll and pll skip no auf

I don’t know if Ahsan knows how to multi-slot but that is a possibility

 

[precompsubwr]

I don’t know if Ahsan knows how to multi-slot but that is a possibility

R' F R U' F' @AhsanDaCuber125

 

[AhsanDaCuber125]

Nope, I’ve never tried FMC

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

My first solve is a 44 - looking good for a mean. I'll keep the 2.5 people reading this updated.

Second is a 42 with Roux.

Fun fact: The Auckland, NZ venue for OC FMC is in a Delegate's house.

 

[BVCuber13]

My first solve is a 44 - looking good for a mean. I'll keep the 2.5 people reading this updated.

Second is a 42 with Roux.

Fun fact: The Auckland, NZ venue for OC FMC is in a Delegate's house.

why FMC with roux

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

why FMC with roux

Roux being move efficient. Managed to get a 41 mean and a 34 single with it

While other methods are way better uhhh I'm too lazy

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

Roux being move efficient. Managed to get a 41 mean and a 34 single with it

While other methods are way better uhhh I'm too lazy

I might learn CMLL and do FMC because I know roux (I am not pro)

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

I might learn CMLL and do FMC because I know roux (I am not pro)

In that case I might do CMLL Week in my Daily Alg Thread

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

FMC Oceanics 2024 Podiums

Oceanic Podium:
David Epstein (21.00 Mean)
Jayden McNeill (21.33 Mean)
Tom Nelson (22.67 Mean)
(Overall 2nd: Firstian Fushada (21.33 Mean))

NZ Podium:
Tom Nelson (22.67 Mean)
Jack McDougall (33.33 Mean)
Daniel Fraser (34.33 Mean)