Blindsolving Accomplishment Thread

5/5 (41:44)
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?

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22	Guillain Potron	5/5 35:00	France	Czech Open 2010	 
24	Fabrizio Cirnigliaro	5/5 43:31	Italy	Italian Championship 2010	 
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 :)
 
bld solved the barrel cube. edges are really fun and corners are really hard.
 
4:22.38 clock BLD with 47 second memo :eek:

exec fale :(

EDIT: 3:37.56 with 1:20 memo

EDIT2: WTF!??!?! 2:14.04 success on video, I just tried to go as fast as possible, memo was 38 seconds.

EDIT3:
 
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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 :)

Actually, the main reason for this is the second one qq mentions: most people who can do 5 cubes faster than that are more likely to go for more cubes. If you can do 5 cubes in sub-30, you're bound to be able to go for at least 8, and maybe as many as 10. I do 5 cubes in about 25 minutes, which is really still quite slow, unfortunately. Chester can almost stackmat them! :eek:
 
4BLD: 5:15.69

I don't know what the memo was but it was like 2:30 or something.

PB by like 40 seconds.
 
Finally got an official 2/2 multi in Dresden (in 8:50). And I also won 4BLD in 11:09.
(And 3BLD was fail, it would not have been funny otherwise :D)
 
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