MatsBergsten
Premium Member
3x3, avg5 = 1:39.15
1:39.25, 1:32.80, 1:32.37, 2:09.64, 1:45.41
It is not often I get five without DNF.
1:39.25, 1:32.80, 1:32.37, 2:09.64, 1:45.41
It is not often I get five without DNF.
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Wow, very nice. What part of it is taking so long though? (no offence) 5/5 is amazing, but are you just refreshing heaps on memo?5/5 (41:44)
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25 Simon Bourigault 5/5 43:41 France Toulouse Summer Open 2008
26 Alberto Bosia 5/5 43:52 Italy Italian Open 2010
27 Manuel López Sheriff 5/5 46:07 Spain Barcelona Open 2009
28 Bence Barát 5/5 46:47 Hungary Austrian Open 2010
29 Anthony Searle 5/5 47:22 Belize Denver Open 2009
30 Ángel de Jaén Gotarredona 5/5 48:00 Spain Spanish Championship 2009
31 Anton Rostovikov 5/5 48:06 Russia Russia Open 2010
Zane's would be the 2nd fastest there, if he did it in comp, so uhh, it's not that slow at all really.
Zane's would be the 2nd fastest there, if he did it in comp, so uhh, it's not that slow at all really.
It kinda is. People are generally slower at multi in comp (due to being more careful and/or nervous), and in addition the one hour time limit usually means that people will do as many cubes as they think they can without worrying about going over (so anyone who's fast at 5/5 will probably try more cubes anyway).
But doing 5 cubes at once without any mistakes is always impressive, whether it's slow or not![]()