Kirjava
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Yah. We've covered it. Can we not topic drift?
EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
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Should stickerless cubes be allowed in WCA competition?
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Carrot
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EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
Let us go spam WCA forum and tell them to allow this cube
shelley
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EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
Let us go spam WCA forum and tell them to allow this cube
That is not how you go about things.
The regulations are very clear on why a cube like this isn't allowed. Spamming the forum won't accomplish squat.
krnballerzzz
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SHELLEY IS BRINGING DOWN THE LAW
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EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
Let us go spam WCA forum and tell them to allow this cube
In space, no one can hear you scream.
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EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
Let us go spam WCA forum and tell them to allow this cube
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In a LAUNDRY BASKET, there are many CLOTHES.
Kirjava
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Carrot
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EDIT; Besides, no-one ever uses the WCA forum
Let us go spam WCA forum and tell them to allow this cube
That is not how you go about things.
The regulations are very clear on why a cube like this isn't allowed. Spamming the forum won't accomplish squat.
I was joking about the spam part x'D
~Phoenix Death~
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One time, after doing the first look Alg of 2LOLL, a corner twisted itself. Do I HAVE to DNF something that wasn't my fault?
Enter
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back to rubik studio cubes
no FII, AV no ghost hands......
but seriously why not?
the rules are there to break them, there is already a new generation of cubers!
no FII, AV no ghost hands......
but seriously why not?
the rules are there to break them, there is already a new generation of cubers!
Carrot
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Of course it's DNF... if you can twist a corner like that, then you have added a new move to the cube, and that's illegal, so of course that's a DNF if you use that move in competitions, if it was intended or not
irontwig
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But it is your fault. Tighten your goddamn cube.
Carrot
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Now go make GuHong Legal
EDIT: I made a poll on the danish forum, among the two participants (me and someone else), atleast 50% told to legalize this cube see!! people want it to be legalised
EDIT: I made a poll on the danish forum, among the two participants (me and someone else), atleast 50% told to legalize this cube
see!! people want it to be legalised
~Phoenix Death~
Legend
Of course it's DNF... if you can twist a corner like that, then you have added a new move to the cube, and that's illegal, so of course that's a DNF if you use that move in competitions, if it was intended or not
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Carrot
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Of course it's DNF... if you can twist a corner like that, then you have added a new move to the cube, and that's illegal, so of course that's a DNF if you use that move in competitions, if it was intended or not
-3- Meanie...
I will be mean until someone make this cube legal
nck
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Dont think so, since 'a corner twisted itself'.
But if you decide to do the headlight oll by twisting corners then......
I don't see the point of spamming this thread with "oh I like the cube, let's make it legal" because we all know what you think just by looking at ONE of your many replies.
Of course it's DNF... if you can twist a corner like that, then you have added a new move to the cube, and that's illegal, so of course that's a DNF if you use that move in competitions, if it was intended or not
-3- Meanie...
I will be mean until someone make this cube legal
I really like this cube, may even get one. But I don't think I will bring it to a competition just for the sake of starting a war on the forum.
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shelley
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Of course it's DNF... if you can twist a corner like that, then you have added a new move to the cube, and that's illegal, so of course that's a DNF if you use that move in competitions, if it was intended or not
An accidental corner twist on a loose cube would be considered a pop/puzzle defect. You would be allowed to fix it and finish your solve, but only by taking out an edge piece and fixing the corner from there (the way you would normally correct a cube after a pop). If you attempt to fix it by twisting the corner in place, then you get a DNF.
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Of course it's DNF... if you can twist a corner like that, then you have added a new move to the cube, and that's illegal, so of course that's a DNF if you use that move in competitions, if it was intended or not
An accidental corner twist on a loose cube would be considered a pop/puzzle defect. You would be allowed to fix it and finish your solve, but only by taking out an edge piece and fixing the corner from there (the way you would normally correct a cube after a pop). If you attempt to fix it by twisting the corner in place, then you get a DNF.
shellyyy...please say you are lying. Oh well. It's not like it happens to me every solve.
emg
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Although the colored cube breaks article
3d) Puzzles must either have coloured stickers, coloured tiles, textures or painted colours.
this seems to me to simply be an omission. People said it won't be allowed because of article
3h) No modifications are allowed that enhance the basic concept of a puzzle. Some examples of enhancing the basic concept are: new moves are possible, normal moves are impossible, more pieces are visible, colours on the backside of the puzzle are visible, moves are done automatically, more or other solved states.
But the Rubik's deluxe cube, which has fairly thick tiles on it and is still legal (AFAIK), makes it much easier to see the colors on the top row of the back face than this colored cube
I'm interested in the outcome of this debate as I'm thinking about trying the colored cube (please tell me there isn't already an answer to this and I've completely missed it)
-emg
3d) Puzzles must either have coloured stickers, coloured tiles, textures or painted colours.
this seems to me to simply be an omission. People said it won't be allowed because of article
3h) No modifications are allowed that enhance the basic concept of a puzzle. Some examples of enhancing the basic concept are: new moves are possible, normal moves are impossible, more pieces are visible, colours on the backside of the puzzle are visible, moves are done automatically, more or other solved states.
But the Rubik's deluxe cube, which has fairly thick tiles on it and is still legal (AFAIK), makes it much easier to see the colors on the top row of the back face than this colored cube
I'm interested in the outcome of this debate as I'm thinking about trying the colored cube (please tell me there isn't already an answer to this and I've completely missed it)
-emg
ElectricDoodie
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They should make it legal.
There are other cubes, which have been mentioned in this topic, which bend the rules a little, yet they are still legal.
There are other cubes, which have been mentioned in this topic, which bend the rules a little, yet they are still legal.
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