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3x3 Example Solves With JDAW6 (Part 6.1)
Day 35 - Slowest Solve Yet! 😜
No nauseating editing anymore mate
 
When u avg sub8 it is pretty normal to be using techniques such as multi slot or keyhole.also when someone avgs sub8 it makes sens that they can predict cross+1, in that solve xcross+1. ALSo it makes sense to have really good look ahead by the time u start averaging sub8. I know it seems fake but I don’t avg 14 anymore it’s been a yr since I was last here
i agree sub-8 solvers have a lot more cube knowledge than most people think. The only thing separating a sub-8 solver from a sub-7 solver is lookahead, TPS, and planning (that’s a bit more than ā€œonly thingā€ lol) I literally used pseudo-slotting OFFICALLY so it’s not that rare. I think ā€œreally good look aheadā€ is a bit much, since if you (and me) actually had really good lookahead we would probably be averaging 6-5 seconds.

100% that scramble was fake. It flowed far too smoothly for it to have any merit. F2L was absolute buffoonery, and was that a multi slot I saw?

However, it was a smart move to keep the video moving in a nauseating pattern to distract people from the goofy scramble.
i’ll try the scramble and let’s see if i can find the same solution.
 
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