What event would you like to become WCA official?

Multiple choice! Vote for the events you would like to be WCA official.


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Moving from Pyraminx to tetraminx could actually be very difficult. Thing about how many kids out there have trouble buying a new 3x3x3. I suppose you could just change the scrambling to not touch the tips and allow people to use either puzzle.

I definitely think Skewb should be next. It's completely different from other things out there, and it's very quick. Even with a basic method, you're talking about 30 second solves.

After that, I'd say TeamBLD.
 
Moving from Pyraminx to tetraminx could actually be very difficult. Thing about how many kids out there have trouble buying a new 3x3x3. I suppose you could just change the scrambling to not touch the tips and allow people to use either puzzle.

I definitely think Skewb should be next. It's completely different from other things out there, and it's very quick. Even with a basic method, you're talking about 30 second solves.

After that, I'd say TeamBLD.

agreed about the pyraminx

I don't know where to buy a tetraminx, and I kinda like my pyraminx, so this could be the best solution :)
 
You know of a way to do sq1BLD without going to cubeshape first? I'd be interested to hear it.
I do (but just theoretically, no more than you), but that's not what I said. What I said was you don't need to on-the-fly trace pieces through several moves until cube shape. You could *learn* transition tables from all shapes to cube shape *beforehand*. Once you've done that, it should be much easier and not as time-consuming. It's a lot to learn, of course. But it's just one extreme end, learning transitions for all shapes. The other extreme end is knowing only the cube shape. One method between those two extremes is to learn transitions for a subset of all shapes so that any shape is at most one move away from one of those, so you have very little to trace during the attempt.

Thanks for bringing this up, Stefan. This is exactly what I had in mind when I said I have a method I want to try. (And I'm talking about the extreme end. It's simply not all that extreme. Compared to the big pi memorization efforts, it's, well, as easy as pie. :)) I'm hoping my first successful square-1 BLD solve will be easily stackmatted. Truth is, I'm expecting to be disappointed with anything worse than 5 minutes. And it should be possible to be pretty much as accurate as with 3x3x3 BLD.
 
As much as I like 2x2x2 BLD, it should not be an official event, gets way too lucky.
Same to 2x2x2 OH, should not be added for the reason a lucky solve would be such a big difference to a non-lucky.
I would like team bld and team solving, but it would be quite hard to work who goes with who etc.
I think 3x3x3 with feet should be removed as well, it's slightly silly in my opinion.
 
As much as I like 2x2x2 BLD, it should not be an official event, gets way too lucky.
Same to 2x2x2 OH.
I would like team bld and team solving, but it would be quite hard to work who goes with who etc.
I think 3x3x3 with feet should be removed as well, it's slightly silly in my opinion.

i don't think it would be that difficult to determine who goes with whom. just force people to register as a team, and they can be ranked as such.
 
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