Faz
Former Clock NR Holder
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I would just like to take this opportunity to stick up for Ando here, as the other thread is closed. He's certainly capable of doing a 7.53 in a competition.
I think it's already been concluded that the scramble wasn't the one that maria posted, as Kir did a reconstruction. I do believe he just got a mis-scrambled cube.
The cross, and first pair are very easy to see in 2 seconds, and I think that the 2nd pair just follows on from that. If you watch the video carefully, there is a small pause between the first and 2nd pair, which I think is definitely more than enough time to see the 2nd pair is the 3 mover. The rest of the solve is quite normal, and I assume he locked up on the end of the J perm quite badly, due to nerves. Also, it is very easy to see the 6 mover OLL with that last 3 move pair, and the hand is already in position for it naturally.
I'm just saying, the solve on the video, and with Kirjava's reconstruction doesn't look to be pre-planned in any way to me, and I think it's unfortunately a mis-scrambled cube.
Just my opinion.
The solution I'm going off is
R D2 L2 R U2 F2 D' B2 F D' B2 R' B' L F' D2 U' L B2
Here's the solution;
y LR'FU'R'FRF'RU'R2U'R
y2 RU'R'U'RU'R'URU'R'
yU' U RU'R'
FRUR'U'F'
Jperm
I think it's already been concluded that the scramble wasn't the one that maria posted, as Kir did a reconstruction. I do believe he just got a mis-scrambled cube.
The cross, and first pair are very easy to see in 2 seconds, and I think that the 2nd pair just follows on from that. If you watch the video carefully, there is a small pause between the first and 2nd pair, which I think is definitely more than enough time to see the 2nd pair is the 3 mover. The rest of the solve is quite normal, and I assume he locked up on the end of the J perm quite badly, due to nerves. Also, it is very easy to see the 6 mover OLL with that last 3 move pair, and the hand is already in position for it naturally.
I'm just saying, the solve on the video, and with Kirjava's reconstruction doesn't look to be pre-planned in any way to me, and I think it's unfortunately a mis-scrambled cube.
Just my opinion.
The solution I'm going off is
R D2 L2 R U2 F2 D' B2 F D' B2 R' B' L F' D2 U' L B2
Here's the solution;
y LR'FU'R'FRF'RU'R2U'R
y2 RU'R'U'RU'R'URU'R'
yU' U RU'R'
FRUR'U'F'
Jperm