[Unofficial] Really fast solve Nakajima 6.57 seconds

[Mohammad96]

6.57 seconds is unbelievable when will he stop improving??

He said it was a PLL skip

 

[joey]

That's not his fastest PLL skip solve.
Nor is it UWR for lucky solve.

But a fast solve anyhow!

 

[Inusagi]

F2l + cross was like 4 sec!!

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

F2l + cross was like 4 sec!!

5sec. But why does F2L not include cross?

 

[Johannes91]

But why does F2L not include cross?

Because it consists of 4 slots!

 

[genwin]

where can i find UWR page??

 

[brunson]

where can i find UWR page??

http://www.google.com/search?q=rubik's+unofficial+world+records

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

But why does F2L not include cross?

Because it consists of 4 slots!

That's an awful definition. The cross is indeed part of the F2L. It's like naming the steps in corners first:

CF -> entire cube

The corners aren't part of the entire cube, apparently.

 

[Dene]

Wow that was fast.

 

[signaly]

Just BEASTLY!

 

[alexc]

He is insanely fast.

 

[brunson]

But why does F2L not include cross?

Because it consists of 4 slots!

That's an awful definition. The cross is indeed part of the F2L. It's like naming the steps in corners first:

CF -> entire cube

The corners aren't part of the entire cube, apparently.

It's inexact, but F2L is the term for the F in CFOP. It's the second step of the method and distinct from the cross.

You're right that there doesn't seem to be a common abbreviation for completing the first two layers by whatever means, i.e. LBL, CFOP, Petrus through step 4 or MGLS after CLS, but F2L has a specific meaning and it doesn't include the cross.

 

[sam]

Lucas, can you reconstruct this for us XD.

 

[Lucas Garron]

yU2'FRLU'L
dR'U2'RU2'R'UR
dR'UR
RUR'U'RUR'U'RUR'
UU2' L'U'LU'L'UL
r'U2'RUR'Ur

(Note: Dan did this, too. He's also finished.)

EDIT: Page

 

[FU]

But why does F2L not include cross?

Because it consists of 4 slots!

That's an awful definition. The cross is indeed part of the F2L. It's like naming the steps in corners first:

CF -> entire cube

The corners aren't part of the entire cube, apparently.

It's inexact, but F2L is the term for the F in CFOP. It's the second step of the method and distinct from the cross.

You're right that there doesn't seem to be a common abbreviation for completing the first two layers by whatever means, i.e. LBL, CFOP, Petrus through step 4 or MGLS after CLS, but F2L has a specific meaning and it doesn't include the cross.

F in CFOP actually stands for Finishing F2L not F2L only.

 

[Lucas Garron]

But why does F2L not include cross?

Because it consists of 4 slots!

That's an awful definition. The cross is indeed part of the F2L. It's like naming the steps in corners first:

CF -> entire cube

The corners aren't part of the entire cube, apparently.

It's inexact, but F2L is the term for the F in CFOP. It's the second step of the method and distinct from the cross.

You're right that there doesn't seem to be a common abbreviation for completing the first two layers by whatever means, i.e. LBL, CFOP, Petrus through step 4 or MGLS after CLS, but F2L has a specific meaning and it doesn't include the cross.

F in CFOP actually stands for Finishing F2L not F2L only.

I haven't heard that before at all. I'd interpret it as "F2L completion" or so. Each step indicates what the cube is solved up to.