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Does having all the edges oriented provide a significant advantage? Would it be easier to use 5-cycles or some other fast method?
What about having corners oriented?
What about having corners oriented?
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not sure, but I don't think so. Oriented edges only help for regular speedsolving. And i think the idea of 5style was dismissed a while agoDoes having all the edges oriented provide a significant advantage? Would it be easier to use 5-cycles or some other fast method?
What about having corners oriented?
Does having all the edges oriented provide a significant advantage? Would it be easier to use 5-cycles or some other fast method?
What about having corners oriented?
I'd just spotted the 2/2. Pretty incredible.Kaijun got another sub-2 4BLD: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/XianNewYear2017
and 2/2 MBLD in 0:59 wtf
Comparing 4BLD with 3BLD, WR solves are about 5.5x slower despite there being only about 2.2x the info/targets. Kaijun's 2:02 had 47 sec memo and 1:15 execution (can't find a vid of the 1:41). Ratio of exec to memo is about 1.6:1 which is about the same as world class 3BLD, so it's not like either memo or execution is more to blame for the 5.5x. I wonder if one day we'll see 4BLD sub-1?weird that 4BLD takes twice as long as 2/2 multi
they're almost the same amount of information to memorize
weird that 4BLD takes twice as long as 2/2 multi
they're almost the same amount of information to memorize
I wonder why he didn't try for a mbld podium...Kaijun got another sub-2 4BLD: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/XianNewYear2017
and 2/2 MBLD in 0:59 wtf
I wonder why he didn't try for a mbld podium...
uhh not sure what you meanFor example, you can be strategic with center cycles, memorizing cycles of certain lengths and reducing the amount of work you have to do later.
oh yeah. That's only a problem for wings though right? because if you have a system for memoing centers and you put you fingers on the pieces it's not tricky at all. And even for wings sometimes you get lucky and get no cycle breaks(kinda rare tho)Plus the fact that the cube is simply bigger, so finding new cycles can trickier.
but if you get an easy parity case like J perm it should take about the same time to execute as a 3cycle. So i don't think parity really slows down solves muchI would bet that those two multi cubes had solved pieces on each of them and no parity
uhh not sure what you mean
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