yomaster
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lol what if someone forgets an OLL algorithm and it plays to them: "R, U, R prime, U, R, U two, R prime. Congratulations! You have completed one of the easiest OLL algorithms! Now on to PLL..."
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Non verbal judge communication is for competitors who are aurally impaired, not selfish douchebags.
Non verbal judge communication is for competitors who are aurally impaired, not selfish douchebags.
I don't knoe exactly the WCA rules, and havdn't been in a competition either, but can someone explain me the problem here? Because from what I see in this video, you can use headphones during your solve, or am I wrong??
here is a WR by Faz where he uses headphones.
As I said, I have never been in a competition, so I don't knoe the rules
Exactly, thats what i said earlier (I understand now that we are enemies)
You are able to listen to music if
1. you can hear the judge and comply with whatever he say's.
you should have read my earlier post tsk tsk tsk
I don't knoe exactly the WCA rules, and havdn't been in a competition either, but can someone explain me the problem here? Because from what I see in this video, you can use headphones during your solve, or am I wrong??
here is a WR by Faz where he uses headphones.
As I said, I have never been in a competition, so I don't knoe the rules
Those are to block out noise. They're not connected to anything.
Are noise cancelling earmuffs allowed currently?
No they are not allowed.
wtf.But, as it's been said in this topic, Sound Cancelling Earphones are also not allowed.
But, as it's been said in this topic, Sound Cancelling Earphones are also not allowed.
But, as it's been said in this topic, Sound Cancelling Earphones are also not allowed.
Only ones that are electronic. You know, Active Noise Cancellation? However, "headphones" that simply dampen, soften, or muffle sound should be allowed.
Only ones that are electronic. You know, Active Noise Cancellation? However, "headphones" that simply dampen, soften, or muffle sound should be allowed.
Active Sound Canceling headphones require a power source, if they were not plugged in then they were acting in a legal capacity.
To my knowledge unplugged noise cancelling headphones can use its noise cancelling abilities with batteries as a power source.