Judging Cubing skill

[Jedi5412]

I heard about the warp scale on judging the skill with the 3x3 but I wanted to know if you could compare the skill level with other cubes. Suggestions

such as

example

Warp 1:

2x2: Sub 10
3x3: Sub 1min
4x4: Sub 3min

Warp 2:

2x2: Sub 6
3x3: Sub 30
4x4: Sub 1:30

 

[Erzz]

Well the warp scale was originally made as "Cubes per minute". So unless you can compare the other cubes to that, then other puzzles are probably going to be left out of the warp scale.

 

[qqwref]

Perhaps you could do something like this: Warp 10 = UWR, warp 9 = 1.1 * UWR, warp 8 = 1.25 * UWR, warp 7 = 1.5 * UWR, warp 6 = 2 * UWR, warp 5 = 2.5 * UWR, warp 4 = 3 * UWR, warp 3 = 4 * UWR, warp 2 = 5 * UWR, warp 1 = 10 * UWR. I'm just making up random numbers, but I think the general idea could work out.

 

[MaeLSTRoM]

Well there is another way which I use for my times to see how well I'm doing.
Take the WR single/avg (which ever, doesn't really matter)
Take your time (again single/avg)
Divide your time by the WR
get a number.
Less than one = less than WR
one=WR
more than one = more than WR.
2=twice as slow
3=3times as slow. etc.

 

[DavidWoner]

I've always liked qq's idea of comparing yourself to a ratio of the UWR. Mostly I like his assertion that 1.5*UWR avg means you are decent at the event, because that means nobody but me is decent at sq1sim

 

[Pyjam]

I added the extended Warp scale for all cubes in the other thread.