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Hey, I think it's pretty cool. Congratulations - you beat me to it.So, result for FMC: 182 moves.
Don't ask me why I did this.
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Hey, I think it's pretty cool. Congratulations - you beat me to it.So, result for FMC: 182 moves.
Don't ask me why I did this.
5x5x5BLD: 16:31
16:31, DNF(18:51), 20:10
Comment: first one was a nice scramble with no need to reorient. Second one was off by a 3-cycle of middle edges. They were cycled the wrong way, which happens a lot for me when doing A9's. I need more practise on that. To bad because I found a nice orientation with 12 centers and 5 wing edges solved.
Third one took so long because I memoed the wing edges wrong and realized it late.
Mats B
3x3: 42.16 53.54 43.73 38.88 40.86 = 42.25 very good, comp PB
Blindfolded
3x3BLD: dnf dnf 1:31.56 = 1:31.56 excellent! PB![]()
Mats B
3x3: 42.16 53.54 43.73 38.88 40.86 = 42.25 very good, comp PB
Blindfolded
3x3BLD: dnf dnf 1:31.56 = 1:31.56 excellent! PB![]()
Mats, you should be extremely efficient in BLD! I would believe you are currently the only human with a PB of 42sec able to solve it bld in 1:31.
Mats B
3x3: 42.16 53.54 43.73 38.88 40.86 = 42.25 very good, comp PB
Blindfolded
3x3BLD: dnf dnf 1:31.56 = 1:31.56 excellent! PB![]()
Mats, you should be extremely efficient in BLD! I would believe you are currently the only human with a PB of 42sec able to solve it bld in 1:31.
Agreed to this haha!! What a huge contrast!!
Mats B
3x3: 42.16 53.54 43.73 38.88 40.86 = 42.25 very good, comp PB
Blindfolded
3x3BLD: dnf dnf 1:31.56 = 1:31.56 excellent! PB![]()
Mats, you should be extremely efficient in BLD! I would believe you are currently the only human with a PB of 42sec able to solve it bld in 1:31.
Agreed to this haha!! What a huge contrast!!
More amazingly, his ratio for 5x5x5 to 5x5x5 BLD is even smaller!
Apologies for the long post. So...I did FMC blind this week. And I must have posted the worst ever FMC score in doing so. I had the scramble written down on a piece of paper in front of me, and a solved cube to look at (but not turn!). I then memoed the scramble by working out where each piece would end up if the scramble were applied to the cube. Then I put the blindfold on and wrote down a solution on the paper using my usual 3OP BLD method. Needless to say the paper was rather covered in scruffy scrawls by the end but I have decoded what I wrote, and it turns out I got it right - woohoo!
[... His solution...]
So, result for FMC: 182 moves.
Don't ask me why I did this.
Mats, you should be extremely efficient in BLD! I would believe you are currently the only human with a PB of 42sec able to solve it bld in 1:31.