LarsN
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#Odder: I'm not talking to you until you beat Rowes record times, only you do it on pyraminx...
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the counting solves were all full step.
Bob Burton.Who's that handsome devil in the background?
for all you who think this average was "lucky", you are wrong.
He's super lucky...2 skips as well as 2 easy FL...
well, i decide to learn CLL after i saw the video which makes me completely shocked...
He's super lucky...2 skips as well as 2 easy FL...
well, i decide to learn CLL after i saw the video which makes me completely shocked...
rowe got 1 skip. not 2
for all you who think this average was "lucky", you are wrong. The second scramble did have an LL skip solution, but i did not see it and i had a complete full step solve. Even without the 1.03 LL skip, this would be a 2.81 WR. Sure the scrambles were "easy", but technically my 2.19, 2.22, and 2.93, the counting solves, were all full step.
He's super lucky...2 skips as well as 2 easy FL...
well, i decide to learn CLL after i saw the video which makes me completely shocked...
rowe got 1 skip. not 2
yeah me 2, but many people had this as a solution for the second scramble: x2 F R U' R' U2, which i sadly did not see. clearly by the video it was a full step CLL solve.
Maybe we should change to average 10(12) for 2x2 and pyra in competitions?
It might be reasonable for people like Rowe to do averages of 10/12 in a competition, but having everyone do one would take quite a while.
It might be reasonable for people like Rowe to do averages of 10/12 in a competition, but having everyone do one would take quite a while.
Well, if we have a format that gives average of five for the first round and then for the finals seven more solves to make a 10(12) for the best ones then?
Old and new styles, the 5x5 is a mixture of Mo3 and 3(5) averages and that works so why not for 2x2?
Rowe is fast![]()