Brest
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The statistics have OLS as a time break down whether the solve used a single alg or multiple. i.e. the time and moves to do the last pair and OLL
[WR] Max Park - 6.39 3x3 Average
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Mr Cubism
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Yes! The battle (of improving on each others WR´s) has begun!
Escher
Babby
Super nice, looking forward to going through the solves with a cube.
From a glance - CN + well-utilised inspection time is stronk; 4/5 solves have 1st pair with the R U R' insert. The more efficiently you can solve/stably predict the maximum amount of pieces at the most information-dense/unstructured step; the higher the utility of information you have to introduce to and flush from the WM before hitting trivial stages (OLS onwards). Basically if you're sick at building 'macros' for the first part of the solve you will have an emptier head (and a lookahead structure) when it comes to the make-or-break point for high level solves of 2nd+3rd pair.
It's analogous to pre-processing in data science, garbage-in garbage-out
From a glance - CN + well-utilised inspection time is stronk; 4/5 solves have 1st pair with the R U R' insert. The more efficiently you can solve/stably predict the maximum amount of pieces at the most information-dense/unstructured step; the higher the utility of information you have to introduce to and flush from the WM before hitting trivial stages (OLS onwards). Basically if you're sick at building 'macros' for the first part of the solve you will have an emptier head (and a lookahead structure) when it comes to the make-or-break point for high level solves of 2nd+3rd pair.
It's analogous to pre-processing in data science, garbage-in garbage-out
tx789
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I wouldn't be surprised if Feliks beats this at his next comp. We may have a jump similar to his 6.65 average WR.
shadowslice e
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Good thing feliks has the mini euro tour soon
mark49152
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WR average with two N perms, now I'm even more impressed.
Mastermind2368
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He also has some threes.
PyraMaster
Regular
He also has some threes!!!!!!!!!! That's AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!
I wish I could do that:confused:
CornerCutter
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What cube was he using?
I guess that will be the "NEW" cube
Sajwo
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What subsets does he know? All of these solves were done using pure CFOP, that's kinda scary I guess
SolveThatCube
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99% sure it was a Gan Air UM.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Just curious, when reconstructing averages like this, how often do you put your hands to your head and just mutter expletives to yourself? Because that's basically all I did while I was reading them.
TheSilverBeluga
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He did, Max mentioned this in the description of the video. Which I found quite funny.
DGCubes
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Supposedly he knows some ZBLL and 1LLL, but I don't think it's that much. I could be wrong though.
Xtremecubing
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His last solve was clutch, he didn't even seem that nervous, he wasn't shaking or locking up at all.
whauk
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I was watching the video again expecting a kid to do a solve with sub 6 potential and getting distracted by the WR reactions. Was disappointed and amused, when it turned out to be a "high 5" in the ordinary people language xD.
As I predicted: [WR] Max Park 25.53 4x4 avg, 22.33 CR single
Gold Cuber
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Congrats Max! Absolutely incredible.
Tony Fisher
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Wow! BTW if I was a speedcuber all the activity on and around the table would totally distract me. Very surprised people are allowed to place things, take things, move things etc while a solve is taking place.
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