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[Unofficial] Team BLD With YOU GUYS (Interactive Video) - Episode 1

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Here is a project that I am doing:


So I have had an idea to be able to do team BLD with you. I call, you solve. I know many people say "I don't have a friend that cubes/ is fast enough to to Team BLD with!", so this is for you guys! Try to record them, but if you can't, just comment below. Tell me if you want more of this series! I am hopefully gonna do it every week and if you guys want I could do twice a week. anyway, don't hesitate to leave a comment/question! Also, don't cheat by looking at the video or doing this twice; there's no prize for cheating.

So what are you guys' thoughts on this? Feel free to leave positive or negative feedback, as long as it is constructive.
 
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Got a success on the first one. (No video, sorry.) Messed up on the second one because I thought you said B2 instead of E2.
 
Some people don't know all the OLL's and PLL's, just so you know. If you want this to be successful, you might want to say the actual moves of the OLL's and PLL's so that everyone can participate.
 
This is the same comment that I left on youtube:
Interesting idea. Sometimes I wasn't sure if you were saying "B" or "D". And for PLL it's hard because not sure which angle you're used to. Or which J perm you mean.

It would be fun to work up to a system. If you have a good system and every once in awhile you teach a new command. What I mean is, you have a special command like, "in front right" = R U' R' ... or something to that effect. A certain common sequence of moves.
 
First solve I DNF'd with 2 twisted corners with a time of 1:09.86. I think I have a different orientation for anti-sune than you do.
OK, I'll make sure to say where the solved corner is.

DNF'd both. First was because I failed my E-perm, though otherwise I think I got the rest right. Second was because I forgot what an E is :P. This is a good idea.
OK I should really go more in depth... Thanks

Some people don't know all the OLL's and PLL's, just so you know. If you want this to be successful, you might want to say the actual moves of the OLL's and PLL's so that everyone can participate.
Yeah, well most people who participate know PLL. I DID say the moves for the OLLs and PLLs.

This is the same comment that I left on youtube:
Interesting idea. Sometimes I wasn't sure if you were saying "B" or "D". And for PLL it's hard because not sure which angle you're used to. Or which J perm you mean.

It would be fun to work up to a system. If you have a good system and every once in awhile you teach a new command. What I mean is, you have a special command like, "in front right" = R U' R' ... or something to that effect. A certain common sequence of moves.

I'll try to make it more obvious next time. I can't believe I forgot to say which J perm!

I could use bob burton's system, but then only people who know the system can participate... So I'll just stick with this.
 
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