What is your main WCA event?

[Ninja Storm]

1. I got a 3x3 years ago.
2. OP Zhanchi at the moment
3. 11.12/14.35
4. 7.57/11.10
5. NR before someone fast gets it
6. Don't be Jay. Use your pinky.
7. 8x8.

 

[guysensei1]

6. Don't be Jay. Use your pinky

As an ex-ring finger user, I agree with this wholeheartedly.

 

[penguinz7]

I don't really have a main event but I"ll guess i'll say BLD.
1. IDEK
2. Aolong V2
3. uhhh... DNF? I average about 3:00 when I succeed.
4. 2:29.xx
5. Sub-1
6. Practice. While executing a pair think about how to execute the next one. No pauses. I did one bld solve every day for a month. that helped a lot.
7. 3BLD!

 

[GG]

1. aaaaages ago!
2. aolong v2
3. 11.92/15.00
4. 8.65/idk
5. sub9
6. learn to learn.
7. 3x3

 

[TDM]

1. December 2012.
2. 54.5mm MoYu AoLong v1
3. Official: 13.84, unofficial: 10.20
4. Official: 11.21, unofficial: 7.40
5. Sub-12 with Roux
6. Try CFOP, Roux and ZZ early on and then decide which method you want to use. Don't just use CFOP. Remember that if the method seems hard at first, you're going to practise it and eventually it will become very easy, so don't let its difficult put you off.
7. 3x3

 

[Myachii]

1. June 2013, a Shengshou
2. Now use a Moyu Aouchuang, like everyone else xD
3. 2:18.77 in comp, 2:06.04 at home
4. 2:10.00 in comp, 1:57.48 at home
5. Average sub-2
6. Get as fast as possible at edge pairing
7. 5x5

 

[henrysavich]

1. Summer 2013, Unmodded Shengshou/ Spring 2013, Stickerless Zhanchi
2. Modded Shengshou on disgustingly loose tensions/ Fangshi Shuangren V2, again pretty lose
3. 4.06-2.95/ 19.34- ~16.8
4. 2.92-1.34/ 16.20 - 13.17
5.Sub-3 / Sub-15
6. Learn more finger tricks / Learn more finger tricks
7. Pyraminx/ OH

 

[AlexTheEmperor]

1. Last year, probably march.
2. Modded ShengShou
3. 1:10.xx
4. 54.xx
5. Sub 1, Sub 40, Sub 30
6. Get used to looking ahead constantly, look for efficiency over TPS and don't worry too much about hardware, focus on the other things. Hardware is easy to fix, the others aren't.
7. 4x4. Even though 3x3 is my best and most practiced event, I am really enjoying 4x4 due to the increased challenge. 4x4 is my favourite event because its more difficult than a 3x3 but not as laborious as a big cube. Worst however are the small, simple events like skewb, pyra, 2x2, which take algs + tps + little lookahead (exception of 2x2) to master. In my opinion, a good time on a large cube is much more meaningful and skillful than a good 2x2 single, for example.

 

[Divineskulls]

1. It must have been like christmas 2011, I think.
2. Shengshou
3. 55.10/48.96
4. 44.49/41.93
5. sub-50 official avg
6. Efficiency
7. Megaminx

 

[Genius4Jesus]

1. A Shengshou 4x4, winter 2012.
2. Moyu Aosu.
3. 38.14 in comp, 34.66 at home.
4. 32.13 in comp, 29.12 at home.
5. Official sub-32 average, official sub-30 single.
6. Do Yau.
7. 4x4

 

[Antonie faz fan]

april 2012 (shengshou)
dayan
2.06 official 1.4x at home
1.03 official .4x at home
ER
practise
2x2

 

[Petro Leum]

1. my very first 3x3 when i started cubing, christmas 2011
2. Mini AoLong v2
3. 13.67 / 15.90
4. 10.33 / 13.65
5. Average NR.... but the NR is running away from me at the moment (Hi, Conny)
6. Learn proper turning, (asmallkitten has a good video), force yourself to do doubleflicks because you wont learn them later.
7. 3x3x3 OH

 

[ryak2002]

I kind of go through phases but I would have to go with 2x2!

 

[bobthegiraffemonkey]

I've went through a few different main events, I'll go with my preferred out of those even though I'm not currently practicing it.

1. Eastsheen in 2008, first attempt was Meffert's and first success was maybe Dayan+mf8
2. MoYu AoSu
3. 4:0x.xx home/ 4:02.40 (MO2) comp
4. 3:39.11/3:58.26
5. Sub-2:30
6. Comms are fun
7. 4BLD

 

[natezach728]

1. World Championships 2013
2. rn, its the Shengshou
3. 4.61 in comp, 2.84 at home
4. 3.65 in comp, 1.04 at home
5. Maybe get NAR, but really just be always in the top 10 of the world.
6. Practice.
7. Skewb!!

 

[Genesis]

1. 2010
2. SS
3. 9.54 (Pathetic)/3.46
4. 8.22(Pathetic)/lol, single
5. AsR contender
6. NIL
7. Skewb

Not really my ONE main event, kinda do a few events

 

[Oricuber]

1. When I first got a cube... yup it think you know what it is already.
2. Fangshi Shuangren V2/Weilong V2
3. Comp: 13.xx Home: 11.xx
4. Comp: 13.xx (I've only competed once so far.) Home: 9.08
5. Consistently sub-13/learn full oll
6. Don't be lazy. Learn algs ASAP.
7. 3×3 yes I know I'm boring.

 

[JasonDL13]

1. When did you get your first cube of that kind?
2. What is your main in the event?
3. What is your PB average? (In comp and at home)
4. What is your PB single? (In comp and at home)
5.What is your goal in the event?
6. Your main tip for beginners in the event? (Optional)
7. Your main event?!

1. Any 3x3 I got. Which was when I started cubing. But I didn't start doing this event until much after.
2. 4 GuanLongs currently. I have other types of 3x3's to.
3. N/A
4. See signature (3/3 17:00 right now)
5. Canadian NR (15/15 right now by Erik Limeback)
6. Practice as much as you can, solving method doesn't matter (I use OP/OP), do 1 attempt per day.
7. Rubik's Cube: Multiple Blindfolded

 

[SpicyOranges]

1. I got my first back in the summer of 2013
2. My current main is a moyu
3. 5.14 in comp, and at home listed below
4. 3.59 fail in comp, and at home listed below
5. Sub 4 ao5 official, sub 4 Ao100
6. Learn polish turning and Sarah intermediate
7. Skewb if not already obvious

 

[CHJ]

1. i bought it as a bundle of V-cubes as i was starting but didn't use it for its purpose for about 10 months
2. my current main is between 2 F2's, a white for turning ability and a black for lookahead
3. 45.03 in competition (i think 35.xx at home)
4. 39.13 in competition (28.84 at home, equalled ER at the time)
5. sub30 but i barely practice anymore (seems easy even tho i feel i suck)
6. not practicing but when i do i immediately improve by forcing myself to influence basic stuff but even more so (it works.....trust me XD)
7. though not my favourite event, feet it is