soccerking813
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*tries*
I also think that the bump cube/mirror blocks would be a nice addition. Or mirror blocks BLD.
I also think that the bump cube/mirror blocks would be a nice addition. Or mirror blocks BLD.
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Pi...hmm....what would happen if a posted the first million digits of pi...
You'd probably get permanently banned from speedsolving. Why, thinking of giving it a try?
I think 8.23% of the 3x3x3 entries have completed 3x3x3 BLD,
while if you calculate that for Square-1 BLD, you'd get something like 22 people in the world who can do Sq-1 BLD. and since it is way harder, I don't think it will even break 10 (for competitions), and If you figure those people are spread amongst the world, you'd have like 1-2 people per competition competing. So why is this a good idea again?
Now think about how many people own a 5x5x5 compared to a square-1. 5x5x5 is easier, you're just proving my point.
Slightly off topic: What's the difference between new and old multi BLD?
Why was it changed?
Slightly off topic: What's the difference between new and old multi BLD?
Why was it changed?
The new Multi-BLD has a one hour time limit whereas the old one had no time limit. I'm pretty sure it was changed just so it could be fit nicely within competition schedules. I'm not sure if that is the only reason because you'd think that longer comps (2-3 days) would still offer the old multi-BLD, and they don't.
Slightly off topic: What's the difference between new and old multi BLD?
Why was it changed?
The new Multi-BLD has a one hour time limit whereas the old one had no time limit. I'm pretty sure it was changed just so it could be fit nicely within competition schedules. I'm not sure if that is the only reason because you'd think that longer comps (2-3 days) would still offer the old multi-BLD, and they don't.
Also there's a 10 minute per cube time limit as well if you're doing less than 6 cubes.