Blindsolving Accomplishment Thread

3BLD PB 1:11.93, first sub 1:18 in a while! also first sub 30 memo since my avg memo went from 25>40

scramble: D' R L F2 B' D2 L' F L U2 R' B' D' F U L R B2 U2 R2 D2 U' F B' R'

memo: edges-MQ REUP JDLP
corners-JCIW VX
 
4BLD 4:11.31[1:42] on video.

I'd rather upload a sub-4, but may upload it on Dailymotion anyway if anyone's interested. My execution felt like it was going at 100mph but still only 2:29 :(

U u' r2 F' r2 f' B' F2 r2 f' U' R' D' r' D' U2 B U2 r U f' D' L U2 L2 f' D L2 r F' R2 F2 r2 B' R2 B' R u r R

EDIT: video in sig

You should practice speedsolving to increase your TPS. I think this is what will help you improve the most now!
 
5BLD 8:40.36[3:35] B U' B' R2 l' F2 b' D' r R f' L B2 F2 l2 r2 D' F' r2 d2 b' l2 B r u' D l' L' R U r2 f2 F b2 l' L f' b2 F' r2 B' D2 d' u' f R' b2 U2 f2 D R' F2 U2 R2 l' d' R u' f2 D' on video. I probably won't upload it to YouTube since it's very similar to my last PB.

3BLD Sleep-delayed first attempt. I don't know how you time it, so the details were:

Memo: 61.22 at 00:01 Friday
Execution: 35.95 at 10:12 Friday

3BLD OH First attempt 3:34.70[26.xx] Twas fun, it might give me a reason to start practicing OH.

EDIT: 345BLD Relay DNF(23:26.xx)

3) L2 D2 F2 D2 B R2 D2 L2 B2 U2 F L B L U2 F2 D' R' D - two flipped edges.
4) B' U' r B' F f2 u2 B L2 B f' U2 B U2 D F' U' F' B' D2 r' F2 B2 u L2 u2 L U2 r' u U' F' r2 U2 F' L U2 F D' U2 done
5) d2 R2 B' b2 R' r' u2 d2 U2 b2 U l D2 b' u2 l' R2 f d2 F u' L l2 B F r d2 L' u' d r2 b' d l' B2 F2 R2 f l2 B2 u' r' D l2 F2 D' f' l2 F' r2 R2 f2 R b2 r' F B2 r' R D done

and an unrelated 1:57 memorisation of a pack of cards too :) I'll keep out now
 
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I found out earlier this week that I am much slower when I do solves under competition circumstances, including a paper over the cube, a stackmat timer and a random orientation. I have been solving like that since then, and I just got this average of five:

Average of 5: 41.35
1. 42.73 U' R' F' B2 R' D2 F L' B R2 D' L2 F2 L2 D' F2 U2 F2 B2 U'
2. (DNF(43.73)) L' U' B L' D' F' R' U L F' L2 B2 R L D2 B2 D2 L' U2 R D2
3. 41.42 R2 D L2 R2 D2 B2 R2 U' F2 D F2 L' D2 B' D' F' R2 D' U L2 F'
4. 39.90 L2 F2 R2 U R2 D' L2 F2 D' F2 D F' U' L D R' F' U B F' U2
5. (39.86) F D2 B L2 D2 B2 U2 R2 F L2 F D L' R D2 U B' R' D' U' R

So I think I've solved my competition problems...
 
I found out earlier this week that I am much slower when I do solves under competition circumstances, including a paper over the cube, a stackmat timer and a random orientation.

Nice - very wise. With the new regulations coming, though, you might want to start practicing with an actual cover of some sort over the cube, rather than just a paper; the paper will be illegal under the coming regulations.
 
Nice - very wise. With the new regulations coming, though, you might want to start practicing with an actual cover of some sort over the cube, rather than just a paper; the paper will be illegal under the coming regulations.

Maybe I'll do that, but as long as I have no idea what the orientation is, it shouldn't make a difference. Unless I'm mistaken, the new regulation is to stop people from seeing part of the cube beforehand right?
 
Maybe I'll do that, but as long as I have no idea what the orientation is, it shouldn't make a difference. Unless I'm mistaken, the new regulation is to stop people from seeing part of the cube beforehand right?

It might make a small difference whether you are using a paper as a cover vs an actual cover. With a paper cover you can nudge it off the cube as you pick it up which is slightly faster than with an actual cover where you have to lift it up and set it down.
 
3bld PB: 3:33.46. Memo was somewhere around 2:05.00. 10 edge targets, 6 corner targets and one twisted corner.

Previous PB was 4:14.14 with an easier scramble
I feel like I'm finally starting to get somewhat fast at 3bld :tu
 
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