VirKill
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR00ThnYGXQ
2 F**kin flipped corner on the second cube
Turn up your speaker pleaseee
(Finally I did it...enough for now, let's continue to 4x4x4)
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(And Now Mike?Very impressive solve - very nice time. I have yet to do 8 cubes quite that fast.
It certainly looks to me like you should have no problem managing top 10 in the world in multi. Just do this in competition, and there you go. With the new rules, we'll be starting over anyway, so the key is for you to get to a competition with multi. (It's too bad that the Singapore Open doesn't appear to have it, or big cubes BLD either. I was hoping you and/or blah could manage some spectacular results there, but it looks like neither of you will have the chance. Are you going to the Singapore Open?)
As for accuracy, I've found that the key for me is to do somewhat fewer fingertricks when solving. It slows me down just a little, but honestly the key to fast multi is fast memorization, not fast solving, so a few less fingertricks don't hurt all that much. If I cut out a few of the fingertricks, I get a lot more accurate. Just don't do the ones that feel unsafe.
That may not be true for better speedcubers, though. I'm really bad at speedcubing.
Congratulations Virkillz, aduh bangga amet sama kamu hihihihi, gitu donknext 20/20 ? pasti dijamin bisa .
Nice solve. very close. i'f you can do 7/8, 4x4 should be easy right?![]()
I want to do this (4 or 5 cubes) in my next local cubers meeting to see how I can handle the noise and pressure during memo and solve. See how bad it can go... Do you think this will be a good way to practise to handle nervous? Or there's any better way? Thanks for accuracy tips. Yea, I remember that most of my DNF have a fingerslip in it. I should do it slowly next time.
You got everyone's attention with a near-100% multi that big and that fast. Emphasis on that fast, I think.(And Now Mike?Wow again. )
Yes, that's perfect. The more you practice in difficult situations, the better. I have the advantage of having 3 daughters (ages 9, 8, 4) in the house, so I don't have to go anywhere to get practice like that.I want to do this (4 or 5 cubes) in my next local cubers meeting to see how I can handle the noise and pressure during memo and solve. See how bad it can go... Do you think this will be a good way to practise to handle nervous? Or there's any better way? Thanks for accuracy tips. Yea, I remember that most of my DNF have a fingerslip in it. I should do it slowly next time.
I don't do that very efficiently, but I do it pretty much the same every time, so it's still not all that slow. (It looks like you're using my lettering scheme, so I'll assume that.) First I get the U in a friendlier position by moving it to the next highest letter on that face V by doing D. Then I do Rr to move V to F. Then it's just b' u' b U b' u b U', then undo the setup moves R'r' D'. I'm pretty sure I've seen much better ways of doing this, but I don't have to think about this one, so that makes it pretty fast for me. By remembering the letters of the places I'm moving the piece U to (U to V to F), I never have trouble remembering the setup moves to undo.Aaand while you're here. I have question for my 4x4x4 BLD centers. How i can solve silly target say A-D-U ? 2 Diagonal at up face and one in opposite face? I'm working on it, and progress is slow.