Random Cubing Discussion

Im currently learning full zbll, which consists of 493 algs.
Just some back ground info: I am 14, and around sub 18-17 on 3x3 CFOP.
So right now im at about 127 zblls...but im 6 days into it.
I have been learning at a steady pace of 16 algs a day, ive finshed full 2gll, and know about 10 other random zblls, plus 4 zzlls(not including zzlls found in 2gll). Also include 21 plls because those are also zblls
A this pace, if i keep it going(i most likely can), i will have finished full zbll in roughly one month.

Im going to US nats, so if you want to come up and talk to me about it, feel free, also reply with questions or comments idc.
 
Im currently learning full zbll, which consists of 493 algs.
Just some back ground info: I am 14, and around sub 18-17 on 3x3 CFOP.
So right now im at about 127 zblls...but im 6 days into it.
I have been learning at a steady pace of 16 algs a day, ive finshed full 2gll, and know about 10 other random zblls, plus 4 zzlls(not including zzlls found in 2gll). Also include 21 plls because those are also zblls
A this pace, if i keep it going(i most likely can), i will have finished full zbll in roughly one month.

Im going to US nats, so if you want to come up and talk to me about it, feel free, also reply with questions or comments idc.

How do you intend to do recognition?
 
How do you intend to do recognition?

First I recognize the coll, then I look for bars along the cube.(1x2 or 1x3 blocks of color, but mostly 1x2's)
Seeing the blocks can give you the case most of the time after you see the coll, but sometimes you have to look for more, like there could be 2 cases that have the same 1x2 block in the same spot. So than when you have that, which you mostly see in the sune, antisune sets, you look at adjacent edges to see if they are opposite colors or adjacent colors which would tell you the edge cycle. As for cases that have no blocks, you can recognize those almost all the time from looking at the FU edge, RU edge, and the two stickers on the UFR corner. Like seeing which colors are opposite or same.
Hope that answered your question
 
For FMC, if we wrote down the inverse scramble, and changed every B' move to U D R2 L2 U' D' F' U D R2 L2 U' D' or its rotated/mirrored variants, and every B2 with U D' R2 F2 L2 U' D F2 R2 or rotated/mirrored, and doing the same thing to some other moves as well, looking for the best cancellations along the way, how unsuspicious will the final solution be?
 
Fun Fact: Did you know that Sarah Strong has 502 DNFs? Including results + DNF averages, but not best times.

Another Fun Fact: Sarah can't do it anymore because of the regulations.
 
For FMC, if we wrote down the inverse scramble, and changed every B' move to U D R2 L2 U' D' F' U D R2 L2 U' D' or its rotated/mirrored variants, and every B2 with U D' R2 F2 L2 U' D F2 R2 or rotated/mirrored, and doing the same thing to some other moves as well, looking for the best cancellations along the way, how unsuspicious will the final solution be?
I think it would be pretty obvious when they ask you to explain your weird solution :p I think it would either be blatant, or very long... or both.
 
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