Yeah, I really hate learning algorithms. I have to be super motivated. I don't even know all of PLL.@avidcuber
You still haven't learned Ortega? Also learn Guimond if you do so.
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Yeah, I really hate learning algorithms. I have to be super motivated. I don't even know all of PLL.@avidcuber
You still haven't learned Ortega? Also learn Guimond if you do so.
Ok, so I want to do an average of 100 for 2x2, and I just did an average of 50, but don't have time to finish. Can I come back tomorrow and finish the solves, or does it all have to be in one take? How do I save my session on qqtimer?
No I was talking about the one on qqwerf's site which I think is MRZG.com. That one saves times not gq.
Thanks!
One last problem...I save the site to my bookmarks (safari), but whenever I click it, it takes me to the tamanas version, yet it has the same url as the regular version. Even when I bookmark it while on the regular version, it always takes me to the tamanas verison.
^ You could just delete the fastest and slowest time after an Average of 100 and see what the mean of those 98 solves are.
EDIT : @ TheMachanga
Ehh, isn't the mean of 98 the same as the average of 100?
It will be done the way Mats does it for the weeklies. The amount of points you get is how many people you beat in that event+points for puzzle difficulty+ 2 extra points for how many cubes attempted in multi*(1-fraction not solved).
Ex.) 2x2
100 people do 2x2 and I get 4th place but I only did 80 of the solves.
(96+3)(1-(20/100))=79.2 points.
i have no single idea how to read the clock scrambles :/