[WR] Sebastian Weyer - 17.42 4x4 Single

[Competition Cuber]

jfc this is "yeah, but what about faz" in every thread not about Feliks from 5 years ago all over again. Get a grip Max fankids.

Yeah. Cubo has kind of left the stage where there were just 1 or 2 dominant cubers in an event.

 

[efattah]

When a reconstruction shows OLLCP it is never clear to me if the person actually knows full OLLCP and used it, or just did regular OLL and got a CP or full skip by luck. Because if someone does know OLLCP and gets an EPLL skip the odds of that are pretty good and I would say the skip is caused by skill, vs. with regular OLL, getting a PLL skip requires a lot more luck.

Either way, amazing solve!

 

[Skittleskp]

for the people that keep saying Max's 15.40 was unofficial...
lmao I'm aware I'm a cuber too

I was just saying that he still has a chance not that it should be the new world record

 

[Ronxu]

for the people that keep saying Max's 15.40 was unofficial...
lmao I'm aware I'm a cuber too

I was just saying that he still has a chance not that it should be the new world record

Obviously he has a chance to get the world record. That's the case UWR or not. The problem is you pointing out something completely irrelevant to the thread. It's not the first time Seb's records are low key belittled by fankids of more popular cubers. Your location really isn't helping your case btw.

 

[abunickabhi]

Amazing job Seb!

 

[Nmile7300]

When a reconstruction shows OLLCP it is never clear to me if the person actually knows full OLLCP and used it, or just did regular OLL and got a CP or full skip by luck. Because if someone does know OLLCP and gets an EPLL skip the odds of that are pretty good and I would say the skip is caused by skill, vs. with regular OLL, getting a PLL skip requires a lot more luck.

He just did the standard 6 move OLL. Reconstructions usually say OLL(CP) anytime someone solves the corners during OLL, because OLL(CP) just means OLL with the corners permuted.

Either way, amazing solve!

I agree, it was still an amazing solve, and congrats to Sebastian on smashing the world record!