[Unofficial] 7x7x7 blindfolded: 25:10.63 (UWR)

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7x7x7 blindfolded: 25:10.63 [11:34.73] (UWR) :tu
rush memo :]

[video=youtube_share;BXRMxmhIhSI]http://youtu.be/BXRMxmhIhSI[/video]

scramble: U2 2L 3U' 3B' 3F' 2F F' 3L' 2R' 2L' R2 2U' L' F' B' 3R' D 2R2 2L 2D2 2U' 3U2 2B 2R 3D' 3L 2B2 2F2 3D' 2L' 2R' 2D' 3D' B2 3D' 3L' D' 2R' 3U' F 2L 2D' 3L' U' 2L L 3B2 3F' 3D2 B 2D 2L' 3R' 2F L2 3F2 2R2 2D D F' 3B2 L 2B R2 L2 3U2 U 3R' 2R2 3F' 2L 2D' F' 2B' 3F' U2 B 2U 3D 2F2 2U' U 2R 3L2 R2 3D 2R2 F 3D' L2 2F2 2U2 2B2 2R' 3U' F' 3U2 U 2R2 3F' (probably miss some turns)

full video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SZGO3MuP34
Yeah screw official blind events, I'm terrible at them. 6x6+ BLD is cool :p
 
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How low do you think 7BLD times can be pushed?

This is such an interesting question. Let's see. With Maskow's MBLD memory (40 sec per <room>) 7x7 can be memorized in ~7 minutes - considering the fact that bigBLD is a bit harder to memorize than a set of 3x3 cubes (because of centers tracking). I just rewatched my execution; it's "pretty fast", but can be way faster (pauses, low TPS etc); With complete execution rush it can be 1.3 - 1.5 times faster I believe. So we got 16 minutes so far.

Also, just remembered that:
Based on the fact that current UWR speeds on 5x5x5 are sub-5, and I'm the only person in the world who's ever really worked very hard on 7x7x7, and my ratio of best times, 7x7x7:5x5x5, is 37:11, I believe that an appropriate amount for UWR for someone good at 5x5x5 who works relatively as hard as I did at 7x7x7 vs. 5x5x5 would be sub-17. So yes, I agree with you - the 7x7x7 UWR should be quite easy to beat.

And I really do think sub-17 should be quite reasonable to achieve; 7x7x7 is a lot easier than many people think it is, especially after you've done several hundred attempts, like I have. I'm just slow because, well, I'm slow overall.

If there will ever be a human with Maskow's memory, Kevin's TPS on big cubes and Oliver's bigBLD skills, he will be sub-17 or even faster at it :)
 
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