[Official] Harvard Spring 4/7 fail MBLD in 58:11

[Noahaha]

2:00 for solving.

Method: M2/OP
Cubes:
3 Zhanchis
3 Guhongs
1 Lunhui

I definitely had more trouble concentrating than usual. Disappointing given that my last three attempts were all 7/7. Thanks for judging, Rowe!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_opCY-j33w&context=C40adaadADvjVQa1PpcFOrzetkAijmpRRhWPHBeiXt 9Z7iQdBDq9Y%3D

 

[Julian]

Nice try. You should get noise-reducing earmuffs to help you concentrate (if you aren't using them already, I couldn't tell from the video).

 

[Noahaha]

Nice try. You should get noise-reducing earmuffs to help you concentrate (if you aren't using them already, I couldn't tell from the video).

I was wearing them under my hood. The space was actually very quiet. I was just very nervous since it was my first competition. Next time should be better.

 

[Rubiks560]

Took you two minutes to solve 7? Dang, my execution sucks. For about 10 cubes it takes me 10 minutes.

Edit: nvm, I'm an *****.

Edit 2: SS censors I d I o t?

 

[Noahaha]

Took you two minutes to solve 7? Dang, my execution sucks. For about 10 cubes it takes me 10 minutes.

Edit: nvm, I'm an *****.

Edit 2: SS censors I d I o t?

Haha. 2 minute execution for 7 cubes using OP/M2:
On average:
8 corner targets*(2 setup moves + 15 move Y-perm + 2 setup moves)=152 moves
12 Edge targets*(3 setup moves + M2 + 3 setup moves)=84 moves
= 236 moves + a few for flipped/twisted pieces so perhaps 240 moves on average*7 cubes=1680 moves
1680 moves/120 seconds= 14 TPS =)

 

[monkeytherat]

At least you conquored the mighty Robert Burton and seized the paper proving your dominance and asserting your second place-ness.