fabdabs1234
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GJ! GJ! GJ!
Was this official at a competition?
Was this official at a competition?
I really need to get a clock so I can know just how fast this really is
Such a video would be nice because of the two symbolic barriers being broken, but clock vids are generally not very useful to other cubers.
Congrats to Evan anyway.
I don't think there's any videos (since you weren't there to ninja film me ), only lots of pictures of the 4.80 after it happened. I did all these solves at a station without a display, so people may not have noticed me in time, though Ming Zheng had a great idea to temporarily plug in the timer to a display for better photos of the 4.80 (in case any of you see said pictures).These records are absolutely amazing and totally deserved.
Now the only question is... will there be a video? Not too hopeful since I know Evan doesn't record his own solves, but hopefully something surfaces!
Yay, results are finally posted!
Thanks everyone! I am extremely happy with becoming the first to break the sub5/sub6 barriers officially, especially since Yunho could very well do the same at his competition on Saturday.
I don't think there's any videos (since you weren't there to ninja film me ), only lots of pictures of the 4.80 after it happened. I did all these solves at a station without a display, so people may not have noticed me in time, though Ming Zheng had a great idea to temporarily plug in the timer to a display for better photos of the 4.80 (in case any of you see said pictures).
Also, scrambles! Just an edge-center lucky case on both sides for the 4.80 - exactly the kind of scramble I like.
Haha, I kind of meant to imply that I prefer those over scrambles that seem objectively luckier, specifically those with an edge-center-edge triad formed, or an edge-center pair and another edge-edge pair on the same side formed. I think they flow better for me, or I'm simply less expecting of a good time and am able to just solve. Thanks again.Don't we all?
6.58, 6.50, (6.74), (5.70), 6.34 = 6.47
notevensubER... >.>
congratulations once again ^^
Haha, fair enough. I just realised that was the case on my NR single scramble too (i got another edge-edge lucky case later in the solve however)Haha, I kind of meant to imply that I prefer those over scrambles that seem objectively luckier, specifically those with an edge-center-edge triad formed, or an edge-center pair and another edge-edge pair on the same side formed. I think they flow better for me, or I'm simply less expecting of a good time and am able to just solve. Thanks again.
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