[Unofficial] Non- Matching Blocks With Roux. (opposite NMCMLL?) VIDEO

[Ross The Boss]

i usually only do this when i mess up look ahead so they are usually at or slightly above average times. these are a few that turned out good. NMCMLL is sexy, eh?

 

[CheesecakeCuber]

Wouldn't this be considered pseudo-blocks or am I stupid?

 

[Ross The Boss]

i really dont know what this should be called. could someone tell me pree?

 

[Username]

Wouldn't this be considered pseudo-blocks or am I stupid?

I'm thinking the same thing

 

[5BLD]

Pseudo and NM are the same thing
That was sexy, now practise it up to speed

 

[Ross The Boss]

Wouldn't this be considered pseudo-blocks or am I stupid?

i thought the same thing but someone at the canadian open told me otherwise.

 

[Ross The Boss]

Pseudo and NM are the same thing
That was sexy, now practise it up to speed

but-but-but... this is how i normally solve

 

[Kirjava]

Some notes;

I find it easier undoing the pseudomove after solving UL/UR.

The think that makes me use this trick is an easy case for the second pseudoblock, since I'll usually be looking for the normal block the second needs to be very easy to jump out at me.

I have white and yellow on left or right neutrality.

~30% of solves have green on bottom and ~70% have blue. This has changed from 0/100 over the course of about 3 years now.

~5% include pseudoblocks. I think this would be higher if my green/blue totals were more equal.

Pseudoblock solves tend to have a higher chance of messing up, but also tend to be faster on average - because you're using the trick to force a unusually easy case.

 

[antoineccantin]

I used to think that that was how you were supposed to do roux.

 

[Ross The Boss]

I used to think that that was how you were supposed to do roux.

only the cool kids do it like this