[Unofficial] Rubik's Magic: 1.19 avg5

[Ernie Pulchny]

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This was a pretty cool average that I got.

 

[Inf3rn0]

Uhm
Solved state:
10g) For Magic (and similar puzzles) the puzzle must be flat on the surface.

Last solve your magic is on your timer.........

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

No it wasn't, it was hovering over the timer. Then the 45 degree rule applies.

 

[Inf3rn0]

No it wasn't, it was hovering over the timer. Then the 45 degree rule applies.

Oh i see, i only briefly watched it once. My mistake.

 

[Christopher Mowla]

Isn't this 2.57 average of 5, 1.19 average of 4?

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

No.

 

[xXzaKerXx]

Should have just take the 8.11 as a DNF.

 

[PatrickJameson]

Isn't this 2.57 average of 5, 1.19 average of 4?

Funny how you have like no knowledge of cubing in general .

Should have just take the 8.11 as a DNF.

Wouldn't have mattered.

Anyway, work on making your solves one smooth motion. It will eventually help your times.

Nice job .

 

[aronpm]

Anyway, work on making your solves one smooth motion. It will eventually help your times.

Nice job .

I'd listen to this guy.

 

[Christopher Mowla]

Isn't this 2.57 average of 5, 1.19 average of 4?

Funny how you have like no knowledge of cubing in general .

I don't care how fast you can solve a plastic toy, that still doesn't justify you to be a jerk (like always)...

Sorry my passion isn't in speedcubing. I am very interested in the theory of algorithms, not how many algorithms I can memorize to solve a plastic puzzle faster. I do cubing to exercise my critical thinking skills, not to get a fast time so that I can make fun of people I don't know and get away with it.

Not sure if there's much you can do at this point to bring your reputation back up,...

Writing rude and unnecessary comments like this doesn't help your reputation, I can say that much.