Olivér Perge
Veteran
Just got this from CCT, (optimal scramble this time) whilst racing blake4512
F2 R2 U2 R U' F U
I got 1.34 non lucky
z2 U' R' U R' F2 R2 U2
Forced OLL skip, normally I would do y R U R', but I saw I could force the OLL skip. I looked ahead in inspection and saw I had a checker pattern PBL.
Why is the phrase "non lucky" thrown around so wrongly...?
If you're putting this in the easy scrambles thread then it really is not non-lucky. Maybe "full step" (even though it wasn't) but certainly not "non lucky".
In my opinion, if he was really forcing OLL and really did see that XLL coming, I assume it was non lucky. The word lucky means skipping a step. Therefor, as a full step solve it was not lucky just really easy.
Top 2x2x2 cubers are doing sub-2 solves with the whole solution seen during inspection all the time. For most of them an unexpected LL skip is slower then a full step CLL solve, seen during inspection. Ironically in those cases the LL skip solve is called lucky.