[WR] Ryan Patricio OH 14.80 single

[Derrick Eide17]

Finally found the video for this WR!

Woo hoo! 3 cheers for PLL skip! lol

I wonder how long it will take till this is beaten?

 

[andrewvo1324]

Finally found the video for this WR!

Woo hoo! 3 cheers for PLL skip! lol

I wonder how long it will take till this is beaten?

No reaction heh ;[

Good job tho..

 

[Derrick Eide17]

hey dont blame me i didnt shoot this vid i wanted a reaction too! lol
oh well still good though

 

[SD14]

gezz wonder what the wr will be when someone gets a ll skip

 

[Lofty]

I know there are loads of us who have beaten this time at home without a PLL skip and with a PLL skip it can happen at any competition really.
Anyway, great solve! I couldn't tell what was the OLL?

 

[isaacthecuber]

I think it was one of these:http://www.cubestation.co.uk/cs2/index.php?page=3x3x3/cfop/oll/knightmoves
I'm pretty sure case 28. It's more apparent if you watch in full screen.

 

[Lucas Garron]

Aw...
I don't think the whole solve is reconstructible using just this video...

Nice time, though.
(I want a 14.79 now!)

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

What happened to following new regulations?

 

[Pedro]

What happened to following new regulations?

what happened?

 

[masterofthebass]

You are allowed to inspect with both hands, but it's not mandatory...

 

[Mike Hughey]

The only thing that looked wrong here was the beginning - the judge put a card between Ryan and the cube and then took it back away. It would appear Ryan had a look at the cube before she put the card there, so it would seem something was improper about the beginning. But it's hard to be sure what exactly happened, since we can't see what happened before the beginning of the video. And since Ryan only took about 7 seconds to inspect, I doubt that it's any kind of problem with the validity of the solve.

 

[Derrick Eide17]

oh i think i see what he means now. Ryan only inspects the cube with OH when we are allowed 2h now. but that doesnt mean the regulations havent changed.. maybe he just likes to inspect the cube with OH cause he's used to it. most people do probably since we have done it for so long anyway.

 

[DavidWoner]

Finally found the video for this WR!

Woo hoo! 3 cheers for PLL skip! lol


I wonder how long it will take till this is beaten?

No reaction heh ;[

Good job tho..

well look at his reaction last time he got the WR for OH single solve:

apparently he's not a very emotional guy.

compare to dan dzoan's OH WR reaction:

quite the opposites

 

[AvGalen]

Let's just say that Ryan Patricio has ways to be veeeeeery relaxed during a competition. I am sure Dan knows about it, but doesn't like it as much

 

[Derrick Eide17]

Let's just say that Ryan Patricio has ways to be veeeeeery relaxed during a competition. I am sure Dan knows about it, but doesn't like it as much

I hope you dont mean what i THINK you mean. its not illegal is it? GRRR

 

[Lofty]

lol well he lives in Cali so it may not be illegal if its what im thinking lol.

 

[AvGalen]

I don't know what you are thinking, but it is not something illegal.

Ryan Patricio is very cool/relaxed by nature. Just look at his outfits (coat+headwear) and his total lack of movement (except the hand)

 

[Derrick Eide17]

I don't know what you are thinking, but it is not something illegal.

Ryan Patricio is very cool/relaxed by nature. Just look at his outfits (coat+headwear) and his total lack of movement (except the hand)

Okay glad to hear that

I was thinking maybe it was something... ya know... drug related..

which i remind everyone, that it is very WRONG and STUPID btw.

 

[AvGalen]

No no no, no drugs!

But at the US Open last year he needed help finding his hotel room (don't know if he ever found it), acted almost as relaxed as a zombie the next morning, walked onto the stage and just when I thought he would fall asleep, he started solving that cube in an incredible pace. (both one-handed and two-handed).

At Worlds, almost the same thing happened so I guess that's his style.

 

[Pedro]

No no no, no drugs!

But at the US Open last year he needed help finding his hotel room (don't know if he ever found it), acted almost as relaxed as a zombie the next morning, walked onto the stage and just when I thought he would fall asleep, he started solving that cube in an incredible pace. (both one-handed and two-handed).

At Worlds, almost the same thing happened so I guess that's his style.

yeah, at the OH final at Worlds, they called him like twice or 3 times...

when he finally got there, he said "wasn't it 2:30? I thought it was...I didn't even practice..."

and...

he just got there and beat the WR...lol