Cale S
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Just checked the wiki and...
wth has Rowe been doing with SQ1!!??
That's insane
He also has a 9.56 avg1000 which isn't listed on the wiki
Just checked the wiki and...
wth has Rowe been doing with SQ1!!??
That's insane
Because this judge had no BLD judging experience, Jack's first solve was disqualified. The average was almost OcR, but he did get a resolve at the end.
Should it have been disqualified?
What other forums are there besides SS (including foreign language forums)?
What other forums are there besides SS (including foreign language forums)?
This is pretty inactive but there's a lot of good content still here from a while agoWhat other forums are there besides SS (including foreign language forums)?
My mind was just blown, chris tran has once again revolutionized cubing
I did the math and if runners and scramblers did this at a comp with approx. 2000 solves (about a 100 person comp) it could save up to 76 minutes! that's an hour and a quarter!
Um, I don't see your point, considering scramblers are technically behind the rate of solving due to having to wait for a competitor to solve in order to receive a cube for scrambling. If I'm missing your point please re-explain but I really do think that scrambling this way could allow for an entire extra event at most comps...
My mind was just blown, chris tran has once again revolutionized cubing
I did the math and if runners and scramblers did this at a comp with approx. 2000 solves (about a 100 person comp) it could save up to 76 minutes! that's an hour and a quarter!
I can see how this would apply to finals and events with very few competitors, but the cubers outnumber the scramblers so wouldn't they be receiving cubes faster than they scramble them?In my experience of scrambling, the scramblers always have scrambled cubes ready and are waiting for solves to be completed. At this point, scrambling faster won't help you because the cubes won't be solved any faster.
I can see how this would apply to finals and events with very few competitors, but the cubers outnumber the scramblers so wouldn't they be receiving cubes faster than they scramble them?
At first the scramblers are behind because everyone is waiting on them, but because it takes less time to scramble than to complete a solve the scramblers will eventually always have cubes ready for the runners