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Florian is 100% right.
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Compete!
I am not competing material either, I am still sup-60 in fact. However it is fun to enter, and it'll be an experience, plus you'll get a ranking!
Former world record holder Erik Akkerdjik wasn't even sub-40 when he first competed.
There were few competitiors at this competition, who weren't sub-1.
anyway there is probably no correlation between solving time and fun at a competition.
So just come and compete.
@enferex and everyone who think's they are too slow to compete!
Yes you should compete regardless of your average time
(OMG Florian your gonna make me cry again! lol)
2 years ago I went to my first Rubik's Competition and i averaged 2:45~ish
and yesterday I made it into the second Round with an average of 39 seconds
So you totally should compete to meet the awesome people at the competitions
Also, in the past two Melbourne Competitions I've ran a raffle with pretty good prizes
Andrea
Thanks Andrea,
With that and all the other kind words said. Maybe I should reconsider competition.
Ah, nice. Yeah, I am totally not competition material. In fact, I don't plan to compete. I just want to meet some interesting folk, and improve my skills![]()
Dude, you should totally compete! It's not about setting world records, it's about getting your best times officially recognised. I just competed in my first comp and I'm so glad I did. Seriously, there are no judgements made. Even the fastest cubers in the world started with slower times.
You can enter for whatever reason you want, mainly it's to meet new people and learn new things, also have tonnes of FUN.![]()
That's the best reason I've heard yet. "learn new things"
Even the fastest cubers in the world started with slower times.
And it's over a course of 2 days, so you can learn double the amount.
There will be many cubers who wouldn't hesitate to talk about cubes and teach new things to others.
Even the fastest cubers in the world started with slower times.
LIESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!
Teach me more f2l shortcuts, l am trying to get less than 8 moves by myself like you making the shortcuts up or thought of it yourself. I want to do that so it's easier or else l will have to use the website which l find really hard to remember the algs even though it's small. You don't get to see the cases every time, even you somehow make into that case on purpose, you can't really remember even you do the algorithm number of times, l realised it's easier when you do it by yourself.
i would help you out, but you didnt say please![]()
When is the next meetup?
@ Andrea, Florian.
When you or someone suggests a date?
how about Wednesday 11 July or Saturday 14 July?
I'm happy to hang out in the city all day on wednesday
I can't do Saturday but i know Nathan suggested it on Melbourne Speedcubers on facebook
When you or someone suggests a date?
how about Wednesday 11 July or Saturday 14 July?
I'm happy to hang out in the city all day on wednesday
I can't do Saturday but i know Nathan suggested it on Melbourne Speedcubers on facebook
I don't have anything planned but my mum might say no unless l do the homework she set me....which is annoying and a lot!