calvinhart
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- Jul 21, 2020
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As what the title says, i'm from indonesia.
Im currently work as a software engineer on an ecommerce company for several years (yes, i'm a little bit old for speedcubing on average).
I started cubing when i was 12-13 yo, using unknown rubik's brand as "the only cube i had"".....
Gladly, i achieve PB 30 seconds with it.
Then i stopped playing it...... until after recent couple of years
And able to shed some of the PB, using better cubes (than the last time)
I'm quite interested in big cube methods that requires more intuitiveness like OBLBL, Lewis, Meyer
3x3x3:
avg -> 23 seconds
worst -> 30 seconds (when i forgot the CMLL, or got very bad FB)
best -> 15 seconds (lucky case, able to memorize until SB on inspection, simple insert on second block, simple CMLL case)
7x7x7:
avg -> 7:35 (using pseudo-center freeslice meyer method)
worst -> 8:40 ish (cannot look for edges...., mistaken FB colors during edge freeslice mathing)
best -> 7:02 (less pausing, i think)
Im currently work as a software engineer on an ecommerce company for several years (yes, i'm a little bit old for speedcubing on average).
I started cubing when i was 12-13 yo, using unknown rubik's brand as "the only cube i had"".....
Gladly, i achieve PB 30 seconds with it.
Then i stopped playing it...... until after recent couple of years
And able to shed some of the PB, using better cubes (than the last time)
I'm quite interested in big cube methods that requires more intuitiveness like OBLBL, Lewis, Meyer
3x3x3:
avg -> 23 seconds
worst -> 30 seconds (when i forgot the CMLL, or got very bad FB)
best -> 15 seconds (lucky case, able to memorize until SB on inspection, simple insert on second block, simple CMLL case)
7x7x7:
avg -> 7:35 (using pseudo-center freeslice meyer method)
worst -> 8:40 ish (cannot look for edges...., mistaken FB colors during edge freeslice mathing)
best -> 7:02 (less pausing, i think)